For Seasons 24 through 37 of Sesame Street, a new, primarily-animated closing credit sequence was produced in 1992 to coincide with the new opening sequence introduced in the same year, complete with an upbeat rearrangement of the theme. Like the opening, this closing sequence featured animated effects and appearances by various characters, including Elmo, a Muppet pigeon, Big Bird, and various kids dancing. It was also the first closing be entirely separate from the street scenes (theme included), as the usual CTW slogan would not be announced during the last scenes on Friday episodes. Instead, Big Bird would walk by an animated Sesame Street lamppost and sign, while announcing the slogan at the end of the sequence. 

Unlike the 1992 opening sequence, the closing remained in use for over 15 years until 2007, making it the longest-running closing credit sequence used on the show, although it was progressively shortened in 2001 (when references to the Children's Television Workshop were edited out), 2002, and 2003.

Originally, when the closing sequence debuted in Episode 3010, the standard Children's Television Workshop tag is mentioned during the episode in addition to the credits, as opposed to future Friday episodes. Also, the sound effects are omitted.

The scrolling credits that would appear during the Muppet pigeon scene were originally aligned to the right, but starting with Season 30, they were centered. 

For Season 31, after the Children's Television Workshop was renamed to Sesame Workshop, a brief amount of reruns on PBS had Big Bird's vocals announcing the CTW slogan omitted, with Big Bird erroneously saying nothing at all. This version also removed the last "toot-toot" from the passing boat at the end. For updated masters of episodes for this season, as well as reruns on PBS Kids Sprout, the original sequence fades out to the purple copyright "Toodle-oo" screen (again, now modified to read Sesame Workshop), before the CTW partial funding ending disclaimer is shown. 

For Season 32, the scene with the kids dancing under the laundry line transitions to the final shot with the Statue of Liberty and the Sesame Street sign (now altered to read 123 instead of CTW). The music is also altered during this scene. 

For Season 33, the animated transition shots (zooms, wipes, etc.) are removed, and several sequences are shortened (notably the subway sequence is reduced to one shot with the train running past the camera).

And finally, for Season 34, further scenes are removed, including the scenes with Elmo dancing, and the Muppet pigeon flying. The only scenes left intact are the Statue of Liberty dancing, Big Bird's scene with the three buildings, the subway sequence (reinstated to its entirely, albeit slightly edited), Elmo and the balloons, the laundry line, and the final shot. 

This version of the 1992 closing theme was also used on the NBC broadcast of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade whenever the Sesame Street float was introduced from 1995 to 2013. 

For Seasons 37 through 39 of Sesame Street, during the PBS Kids funding credits, the 1992 closing theme (from Seasons 24 through 37) was also used from 2006 to 2008.

Sesame Street - Closing Credits Theme (Seasons 24-37 Version) (1992-2006)

Hey guys!
I'm back, sharing with you all my new original composition, "Cats running around"!
(Was testing some new stuff I've got, and this is what came out-)

Hope you guys like it!

Cats Running Around

It's been over a year since I've last posted something non-Thomas related. This one, I really felt like sharing this one out because I'm really proud of what I've done.

Took me a long while to find some Orchestral plugins, and drums, but it was worth the wait to collect what I could find.

I originally started this a year ago when I was slowly learning FL Studio, and i didn't really go all out, I only did the beginning bit, and didn't think about continuing any further. But after almost a year of Thomas music really did help me get better at learning Orchestral music. Enjoy listening!

Arranged in FL Studio 21.1
Original by Beethoven
Inspired by the Morbius Teaser Trailer music, and Samuel Kim (Except the rest of the ending bit)
Re-Arranged by Me
I kindly ask you to not use this. It's not really for a movie trailer I composed, but this was just made for fun. If you have a reason that you wanna use this, let me know and i'll think about it.

Beethoven | Für Elise (Cinematic Trailer Version) (DO NOT USE)

Decided to do this theme once more, yet again.

Feel free to use, just make sure to give credit.

Original composer: Robert Hartshorne.

Gordon's Nitrogen Era Theme

It felt right
Midi by Angel Pirela Productions
Instruments by Ethan's Jukebox Train, SwiggetySwooty, Connor (CGA26) and JustinTheIdiot

Thomas & Friends - Toby's Theme (Series 8 - 12) Series 1 - 2 Style

From the PC game "Thomas and the Magic Railroad Print Studio"

MusicLady (Annie & Clarabel's Theme)

A pretty fitting theme to post given the circumstances I'm dealing with currently. Things are just getting busier and busier in my everyday schedule, and I'm afraid I'm losing a lot of free time to upload things here. More will still be coming, but it'll be relatively slow-going for a long while. I hope you all understand, and enjoy this regardless.

Instruments by Isaiah (SwigettySwoody), James (MasterOFTrainz), Ethan's Jukebox Train & me
Original Music by Mike O'Donnell & Junior Campbell
Please remember to credit me when using my recreations.

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Behold! The full original Coronation Street theme tune, as released in 1995. Composed by Eric Spear, this theme tune is iconic and I had to upload the full version (including the bridge section used in the extended credits sequence after the 1986 Rovers Fire) for you all to enjoy, so please do!

Original Composition by - Eric Spear
Coronation Street is owned by ITV

(I OWN NOTHING USED IN THIS)

Sesame Street - Closing Credits Theme (Seasons 24-37 Version) (1992-2006)

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