Move to the Music

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Move to the Music, also known as Nickelodeon Music from 2012 to 2015, was a package series that aired during commercial breaks on Noggin and the Nick Jr. Channel. It is a collection of music videos.

Most segments were pre-existing scenes from Nickelodeon's archive libraries, while others were pre-existing music videos from either singers or Moose and Zee The opening and ending animations were the only newly-made footage.

Segments

This is a list of well-known segments featured in the series.

• Three Little Birds
• Moco Jumbie
• Jack's Big Music Show:
  • Under a Shady Tree
  • I'm Not Perfect
  • Bumblebee (Buzz, Buzz)
  • Bottle of Sunshine
  • Move Your Feet
  • Grumpy
  • Deep Down
  • B3
  • I'm So Glad I've Got Skin
  • Dinosauring
  • I Like It That Way
  • Water, Air, and Sun
• The Laurie Berkner Band:
  • Song in My Tummy
  • Five Days Old
  • Victor Vito
  • This Hat
  • We Are the Dinosaurs
• Moose and Zee:
  • Everywhere I Go
  • Birthday Song
  • The Neighborhood Parade
  • Falling for Fall
  • Music Makes Me
  • Can't Stop Rhyming Blues
• Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!:
  • Sing a Song
• Tweenies:
  • 5 Currant Buns
  • Alley Alley O
  • She'll Be Comin' Round the Mountain
  • Sneezing
• Yo Gabba Gabba!
  • "Eat" Remix (Party in My Tummy, Snack Time, Try It, You'll Like It, and Clean It Up)
  • Lovely Love My Family
  • Bubbles
• Lisa Loeb and Elizabeth Mitchell:
  • Stop and Go
  • Catch the Moon
• Music for Aardvarks:
  • Taxi
• The Backyardigans:
  • Ridin' the Range
  • Go, Go, Go
  • I Gotta Feeling (from Nickelodeon Mega Music Fest)
• Dan Zanes & Friends
  • Hello, hello
  • Smile
• Curious Buddies:
  • Shake-a-Rama Go-Go-Go
  • Fruit Salad
  • My Excavator
  • Cows, Chickens, and Pigs
• Go Diego Go
• Mas Abajo

• Signing Time
• In A House
• A Is For Alex and Alligator
• Feelings

History

Nickelodeon Music (Move to the Music) Opening/Closing

The segments aired from April 7, 2003, to September 2009. The same opening and closing (albeit with Nick Jr.'s name instead of Noggin's) aired from September 2009 to December of the same year, when a new opening and closing were produced. The segment continued to air until February 29, 2012. When the channel rebranded the following day, the interstitial was renamed to Nickelodeon Music, along with a new opening and closing. The interstitial aired until 2015, when most of the other interstitial programming that played between shows was phased out.

Trivia

• The segment shares its name with the current Nick Jr. live tour.

Upcoming

TBA