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A Swingin Sesame Street Celebration brings together beloved Sesame Street characters with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra under the direction of Wynton Marsalis. Premiered in 2019 as part of Sesame Street’s 50th‑anniversary celebrations, this project blends kid‑friendly charm with sophisticated jazz, creating a show that appeals to families and jazz enthusiasts alike. The collaboration has extended beyond the stage to a 2020 album on Blue Engine Records and a PBS concert film, expanding its reach across audiences in New York, across the United States, and beyond.

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About the creators: Wynton Marsalis, a leading figure in modern jazz with a Pulitzer Prize and multiple Grammys, anchors the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra. The ensemble is known for its dynamic programming and collaborations, including landmark Blue Engine Record releases and tributes to jazz legends like Max Roach. Sesame Street’s characters—Elmo, Big Bird, Bert, Ernie, and friends—appear in live performances and recordings, weaving in themes of learning, curiosity, and friendship with the energy of live jazz. For the latest tour dates, venue details, and official social media updates, follow the artist and venue pages below.

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Location note: This page references venues and performances across the United States, including major city centers where jazz and family programming converges. If you’re planning a trip to see A Swingin Sesame Street Celebration, check the venue page for accessibility, parking, and seating details.

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Quick Facts About A Swingin Sesame Street Celebration

  • Premiered October 25–26, 2019 in Rose Theater, New York, as part of Sesame Street’s 50th-anniversary events.
  • Album A Swingin' Sesame Street Celebration released October 30, 2020 on Blue Engine Records; concert film aired on PBS stations in 2020.
  • Film and album feature Sesame Street characters (Elmo, Big Bird, Bert & Ernie, etc.) with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra under Wynton Marsalis.
  • Social media presence for JLCO and Wynton Marsalis is active; Jazz at Lincoln Center promotes the show and related programs across its channels.
  • Major awards: Wynton Marsalis later received national recognition (Pulitzer Prize for Blood on the Fields, 1997) and has multiple Grammys; the JLCO has released landmark recordings on Blue Engine Records, including Max Roach tributes (2024).

The records

A Swingin Sesame Street Celebration Discography

  • The Music of Max Roach
    2024 · Blue Engine Records
  • Freedom, Justice, and Hope
    2024 · Blue Engine Records
  • Wynton Marsalis Plays Louis Armstrong’s Hot Fives and Sevens
    2023 · Blue Engine Records
  • A Swingin' Sesame Street Celebration
    2020 · Blue Engine Records
  • Una Noche con Rubén Blades
    2018 · Blue Engine Records
  • Portrait in Seven Shades
    2010 · Jazz at Lincoln Center
  • Vitoria Suite
    2010 · EmArcy
  • Congo Square
    2007 · Jazz at Lincoln Center
  • A Love Supreme
    2005 · Palmetto
  • Don't Be Afraid: The Music of Charles Mingus
    2005 · Palmetto
  • Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis Plays the Music of Duke Ellington
    2004 · Brooks Brothers
  • Cast of Cats
    2004 · DMX Music
  • All Rise
    2002 · Sony Classical
  • Live in Swing City: Swingin' with Duke
    1999 · Columbia
  • Big Train
    1999 · Columbia/Sony Classical
  • Blood on the Fields
    1997 · Columbia
  • They Came to Swing
    1994 · Columbia
  • The Fire of the Fundamentals
    1994 · Columbia
  • Portraits by Ellington
    1992 · Columbia

About the creators: Wynton Marsalis, a leading figure in modern jazz with a Pulitzer Prize and multiple Grammys, anchors the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra. The ensemble is known for its dynamic programming and collaborations, including landmark Blue Engine Record releases and tributes to jazz legends like Max Roach. Sesame Street’s characters—Elmo, Big Bird, Bert, Ernie, and friends—appear in live performances and recordings, weaving in themes of learning, curiosity, and friendship with the energy of live jazz. For the latest tour dates, venue details, and official social media updates, follow the artist and venue pages below.

Social links (official, new tabs):

Location note: This page references venues and performances across the United States, including major city centers where jazz and family programming converges. If you’re planning a trip to see A Swingin Sesame Street Celebration, check the venue page for accessibility, parking, and seating details.

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