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| − | '''Bruce Hart''' (1938-2006) and his wife Carole were two of the first writers for ''[[Sesame Street]]''. |
+ | '''Bruce Hart''' (1938-2006) and his wife [[Carole Hart|Carole]] were two of the first writers for ''[[Sesame Street]]''. They left after the first season to work on other projects. |
| − | Hart co-wrote the [[Sesame Street Theme|''Sesame Street'' theme song]] with [[Joe Raposo]] and [[Jon Stone]]. |
+ | Hart co-wrote the [[Sesame Street Theme|''Sesame Street'' theme song]] with [[Joe Raposo]] and [[Jon Stone]]. The same trio also collaborated on the flagship ''Sesame'' song "[[One of These Things]]." |
| − | Hart later worked on the [[Marlo Thomas]] special ''Free to Be... You and Me''. |
+ | Hart later worked on the [[Marlo Thomas]] special ''Free to Be... You and Me''. Teamed with composer [[Stephen Lawrence]], he wrote song lyrics for the film ''Hurry Up, or I'll Be 30'' (with [[Danny DeVito]]), the title song for ''Bang the Drum Slowly'' (with [[Robert DeNiro]]), and the TV movie ''Sooner or Later'' (which Hart directed and co-wrote with Carole Hart). |
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*"[http://www.nytimes.com/2006/02/23/arts/television/23hart.html?_r=1 Bruce Hart, 68, Lyricist for 'Sesame Street,' Dies]", Ben Sisario, ''The New York Times''. February 23, 2006. |
*"[http://www.nytimes.com/2006/02/23/arts/television/23hart.html?_r=1 Bruce Hart, 68, Lyricist for 'Sesame Street,' Dies]", Ben Sisario, ''The New York Times''. February 23, 2006. |
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Latest revision as of 02:28, 23 March 2019
Bruce and Carole Hart.
Bruce Hart (1938-2006) and his wife Carole were two of the first writers for Sesame Street. They left after the first season to work on other projects.
Hart co-wrote the Sesame Street theme song with Joe Raposo and Jon Stone. The same trio also collaborated on the flagship Sesame song "One of These Things."
Hart later worked on the Marlo Thomas special Free to Be... You and Me. Teamed with composer Stephen Lawrence, he wrote song lyrics for the film Hurry Up, or I'll Be 30 (with Danny DeVito), the title song for Bang the Drum Slowly (with Robert DeNiro), and the TV movie Sooner or Later (which Hart directed and co-wrote with Carole Hart).
External links
- "Bruce Hart, 68, Lyricist for 'Sesame Street,' Dies", Ben Sisario, The New York Times. February 23, 2006.