Sesamstraße - Der Erste Schultag der WeltPringles78DX2026-09-22 | Sesamstraße - Der Erste Schultag der WeltSesamstraße - Colambo: Der PflaumenkuchenPringles78DX2025-06-24 | Audio from the "Mach' schneller, Bert!" CD.Sesamstraße - Berts KronkorkensammlungPringles78DX2025-06-21 | ...Sesame Street - I Love A WaltzPringles78DX2025-06-12 | Visual from the German dub.Sesamstraße - Telly zählt rückwärtsPringles78DX2025-06-08 | To my knowledge, there is currently no visual of this clip online, so I've had to use a screenshot from Muppet Wiki.
Audio from the "Ich kann zählen!" CD. muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Ich_kann_z%C3%A4hlen!Sesamstraße - Zählen ist wunderbarPringles78DX2025-06-07 | Audio from the "Ich kann zählen!" CD. muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Ich_kann_z%C3%A4hlen!Sesamstraße - Nah dran und weit weg mit KrümelmonsterPringles78DX2025-05-31 | From Facebook. Great piano music here by Ingfried Hoffmann.Sesamstraße - Ernie und Bert stellen sich vor, getrennte wege zu gehenPringles78DX2025-05-31 | From Facebook. Features a German-dubbed Maria.Sesamstraße - Ernie, Bert und der Schweizer KäsePringles78DX2025-05-31 | From Facebook. Includes a banging punchline jingle by Ingfried Hoffmann.Sesamstraße - Ernies magische KettePringles78DX2025-05-31 | From Facebook.Sesamstraße - Kermit und das wort TAXIPringles78DX2025-05-31 | From Facebook.Sesamstraße - Ernie und Bert mit pizza und traubensaftPringles78DX2025-05-31 | From Facebook.Sesame Street - Surprise! (German instrumental)Pringles78DX2025-03-04 | Here is a higher quality instrumental of the German version of Sesame Street's "Surprise!". This is better than the one I made in January 2023, which can be viewed here for comparison: youtube.com/watch?v=HOQT-slV-ZcSesame Street - I Love My Elbows (German instrumental)Pringles78DX2025-03-04 | ...Sesamstraße - Der Glücksrad-SongPringles78DX2025-02-11 | This one hasn't seen YouTube in a while. A great dub with fantastic vocals from Peter Kirchberger!
Voice Actors: Gordon - Volker Lechtenbrink Green AM - Peter Kirchberger Professor Hastings - Günther Jerschke Professor Goldfinch - Wolfgang Draeger(?)Sesamstraße - Es ist nicht sehr einfach so alleinPringles78DX2024-10-13 | Greetings and salutations all! Sorry for not uploading nearly at all in the past few months; I've been very busy outside of YouTube. I am going to post the odd thing here and there just so I don't sink down the hole of forgotten channels!
Anyway, here is the German dub of "Bein' Green" by Kermit from season 1 of Sesame Street. This was posted by terminated YT user Bim Bam WAY BACK in 2021. Just thought I'd reupload because it's... interesting to say the least?Come on son, I cant miss you if you wont leave!Pringles78DX2024-06-13 | {insert pete laugh here}Sesamstraße - Schlafe ein, kleines MonsterPringles78DX2024-04-17 | Audio from the "Gute Nacht, Bert!" CD. muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Gute_Nacht,_Bert!_(album)Sesamstraße - Das FlüsterliedPringles78DX2024-04-16 | Audio from the "Gute Nacht, Bert!" CD. muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Gute_Nacht,_Bert!_(album)Sesame Street - Mad! (with cutaways, fanmade)Pringles78DX2024-02-12 | A little idea I had. So I took Sesame Street's "Mad" song and added in street scenes from episode 181 where various characters such as Mr. Hooper, Oscar and Herry demonstrate anger. These clips work as cutaways, a bit like those in "Surprise!", another song by Little Jerry and the Monotones.
Here's a link to the "Surprise!" song: youtube.com/watch?v=9mP978d3AVIBut what about my squirting gun and my yo-yo?!Pringles78DX2024-01-28 | I know you can hear me!Sesamstraße - Telly als VaterPringles78DX2023-11-23 | FINALLY got the visual!! Audio from the "Ich kann nicht einschlafen!" CD. muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Ich_kann_nicht_einschlafen! Original upload: youtube.com/watch?v=oTiPtQA94dwIngfried Hoffmann, Klaus Doldinger, Emil Mangelsdorff a.o. - 007 Beat (1966, concert)Pringles78DX2023-11-11 | Another brilliant song from the April 1966 "That Bluesy Sound" concert called "007 Beat". Composed by the king that is Ingfried Hoffmann, I'd say this is my personal take from the entire performance. And no, not just because Hoffmann composed it.
It starts off with GREAT horns and has a groovy solos from Hoffmann on hammond organ and Emil Mangelsdorff on saxophone, brother of trombonist Albert Mangelsdorff who is also performing here. The part from 3:44 to 4:25 is my favorite part of the song cause it's AMAZING. There is a rehearsal that is also online recorded the day before this (April 21 1966): youtube.com/watch?v=R1yPQIzSOP8
Part of me thinks that the rehearsal is better in terms of instruments, but the song itself I would say the concert version. I've also noticed a different tempo in the two performances, rehearsal is faster, concert is slower, which is quite interesting.Helmut Brandt, Ingfried Hoffmann a.o. - Blues March (1966)Pringles78DX2023-11-04 | Composed by Helmut Brandt, a song called "Blues March". From an April 1966 concert which is linked in the comments.
This piece is SUPER catchy with great solos from Helmut Brandt on bass saxophone and Manfred Schoof on trumpet. It also features the great Ingfried Hoffmann providing a brilliant performance on piano, Peter Trunk on bass and Cees See playing an excellent beat on drums.Manfred Schoof, Klaus Doldinger, Ingfried Hoffmann a.o. - Blues for Nana (1966, concert)Pringles78DX2023-11-03 | "Blues for Nana", an insanely catchy song composed by Manfred Schoof. Performed by jazz legends Klaus Doldinger (clarinet), Ingfried Hoffmann (organ), Manfred Schoof (trumpet), Albert Mangelsdorff (trombone), Peter Trunk (bass) and Cees See (drums).
This is from an April 1966 concert (audio only, screenshot is from the rehearsal) called "That Bluesy Sound". A rehearsal which occured a day prior is on my channel too. Both the full rehearsal and concert performances are on the Ingfried Hoffmann Archive (link in comments). As for which version is better, I honestly can't decide (maybe this version but i love the rehearsal too).
A song that isn't composed by Hoffmann for once, but my goodness is it catchy. We have awesome solos from Mangelsdorff on trombone, Schoof brilliantly playing the trumpet, Doldinger rocking out on his clarinet, and Trunk providing an excellent part on bass. Strangely no other instruments are heard during Trunk's solo. The beginning and end parts (idk what you'd call them in music terms, 0:33-1:09 and 5:37-6:11) sound phenomenal, my personal take from the whole song. I gotta say as well, the change in tune at the end is AMAZING (6:25).Ingfried Hoffmann Big Band - In a Blue Mood (1966)Pringles78DX2023-11-03 | "In a Blue Mood", a great track by Ingfried Hoffmann's Big Band. This is from a concert performance in November 1966, full performance is linked in the comments. Composed by Ingfried Hoffmann.
A very smooth piece with catchy harmonies and saxophonist Niels Unbehagen supplying a brilliant solo. Hoffmann again provides some great piano. Also did I mention that I LOVE seeing Ingfried conducting? It seems like an odd thing to admire but I honestly love seeing stuff like that.
Credits: Günter Ehrig (tp) William McKay (tp) Hans Thomas (tp) Manfred Schoof (tp, fl-h) Horst Gmeinwieser (tb) Gerd Hoffmann (tb) Harald Rosenstein (fl, cl, tb, sax) Erhard Kröger (tb, conga) Gernot Lemaire (tb) Thomas Weisweiler (tuba) Manfred Lindner (cl, b-cl, as, ts) Gerd Dudek (cl, ts) Niels Unbehagen (cl, as) Frank Lemaire (fl, ts, bar) Ingo Schmid-Neuhaus (fl, bar) Volker Kriegel (g) Ingfried Hoffmann (p, org, vib, tp) Helmut Kandelberger (b) Erich Bachträgl (dr)Ingfried Hoffmann Big Band - Carnival (1966)Pringles78DX2023-11-01 | Ingfried Hoffmann's Big Band absolutely smash it with a piece called "Carnival". From a November 1966 concert for NDR Jazzworkshop, this song features jazz musicians such as Manfred Schoof, Erich Bachträgl, Ingfried Hoffmann, and others. I'll include a link to the full concert in the comments.
With EPIC solos from trumpeters William McKay and Hans Thomas (in particular McKay), this song is the definition of the word jazz. It has a fantastic beat and solo from Erich Bachträgl. I can see from Erich's face that the song was his workout for the day! McKay's solo is my personal take from it as it goes HARD.
Credits: Günter Ehrig (tp) William McKay (tp) Hans Thomas (tp) Manfred Schoof (tp, fl-h) Horst Gmeinwieser (tb) Gerd Hoffmann (tb) Harald Rosenstein (fl, cl, tb, sax) Erhard Kröger (tb, conga) Gernot Lemaire (tb) Thomas Weisweiler (tuba) Manfred Lindner (cl, b-cl, as, ts) Gerd Dudek (cl, ts) Niels Unbehagen (cl, as) Frank Lemaire (fl, ts, bar) Ingo Schmid-Neuhaus (fl, bar) Volker Kriegel (g) Ingfried Hoffmann (p, org, vib, tp) Helmut Kandelberger (b) Erich Bachträgl (dr)Manfred Schoof, Klaus Doldinger a.o. - Blues for Nana (1966, rehearsal)Pringles78DX2023-10-31 | AMAZING tune composed by Manfred Schoof called "Blues for Nana". Features legends such as Schoof on the trumpet, the iconic Klaus Doldinger on the clarinet, Albert Mangelsdorff playing trombone, the utter legend Ingfried Hoffmann on his signature hammond organ, Peter Trunk on bass, and Cees See on drums.
This is from an NDR Jazzworkshop rehearsal session for the concert "That Bluesy Sound" that would occur the next day on April 22, 1966. I have the concert version in my collection as well. I'll provide a link to both the full rehearsal and concert in the comments.
A song that isn't composed by Hoffmann for once, but my goodness is it catchy. We have awesome solos from Mangelsdorff on trombone, Schoof brilliantly playing the trumpet, Doldinger giving me goosebumps on his clarinet, and Trunk providing an excellent part on bass. Also, during Peter Trunk's solo, I love the sound of Hoffmann's organ. The beginning and end parts (idk what you'd call them in music terms, 1:43-2:24 and 6:55-7:34) sound phenomenal, my personal take from the whole song.Ingfried Hoffmann Big Band - Crazy Cats (1966)Pringles78DX2023-10-31 | Another excellent performance by Ingfried Hoffmann's Big Band called "Crazy Cats". I got this from a November 1966 concert for NDR's Jazzworkshop which features Volker Kriegel, Manfred Schoof, Gerd Dudek, and other jazz musicians (full concert linked in comments). Composed by Ingfried Hoffmann.
This song is packed with greatness and is super catchy, containing CRACKING solos from trumpeter Manfred Schoof and saxophonist Gerd Dudek. It's got smooth bass from Helmut Kandelberger as well. Not to mention Ingfried Hoffmann's MASTERFUL piano skills too.
A little side note: The more I've listened to Hoffmann's work inside and outside of Sesamstraße, the more I've noticed how inspired Sesamstraße songs are from these jazz songs. SS songs that got new instrumentals like Surprise, No Matter What, Up and Down, all of these have traits that resemble that jazzy-big-band sort of feel.
Credits: Günter Ehrig (tp) William McKay (tp) Hans Thomas (tp) Manfred Schoof (tp, fl-h) Horst Gmeinwieser (tb) Gerd Hoffmann (tb) Harald Rosenstein (fl, cl, tb, sax) Erhard Kröger (tb, conga) Gernot Lemaire (tb) Thomas Weisweiler (tuba) Manfred Lindner (cl, b-cl, as, ts) Gerd Dudek (cl, ts) Niels Unbehagen (cl, as) Frank Lemaire (fl, ts, bar) Ingo Schmid-Neuhaus (fl, bar) Volker Kriegel (g) Ingfried Hoffmann (p, org, vib, tp) Helmut Kandelberger (b) Erich Bachträgl (dr)Ingfried Hoffmann Big Band - Rendezvous with Pan (1966)Pringles78DX2023-10-31 | Here is a VERY cool piece from Ingfried Hoffmann and his Big Band called "Rendezvous with Pan" (or "Rendezvous mit Pan" in German). This is from a concert performance in November 1966 featuring other jazz legends such as Volker Kriegel (amazing name), Manfred Schoof, Gerd Dudek, and others. Composed by Ingfried Hoffmann.
Also, a rare occasion where we see Hoffmann perform the trumpet. Look to the left at 2:59 and you'll see William McKay jamming it out which I find so wholesome.
Link to full performance in the comments.
Credits: Günter Ehrig (tp) William McKay (tp) Hans Thomas (tp) Manfred Schoof (tp, fl-h) Horst Gmeinwieser (tb) Gerd Hoffmann (tb) Harald Rosenstein (fl, cl, tb, sax) Erhard Kröger (tb, conga) Gernot Lemaire (tb) Thomas Weisweiler (tuba) Manfred Lindner (cl, b-cl, as, ts) Gerd Dudek (cl, ts) Niels Unbehagen (cl, as) Frank Lemaire (fl, ts, bar) Ingo Schmid-Neuhaus (fl, bar) Volker Kriegel (g) Ingfried Hoffmann (p, org, vib, tp) Helmut Kandelberger (b) Erich Bachträgl (dr)your new music life begins here.Pringles78DX2023-10-20 | Spread the word; check out the Ingfried Hoffmann Archive, a revival for a forgotten legend.Sesamstraße Nachrichten ThemePringles78DX2023-10-20 | Composed by Ingfried Hoffmann, this is the German theme for "Sesame Street News Flash" sketches dubbed in German for Sesamstraße. Apologies for low quality in parts.