The Networlc Three transmitters, both medium-wave and VHF. will be used for one channel (left) and the BBC's television sound transmitters for the other (right)
9.30-9.55 Bernard Monshin and his Concert Tango Band in a programme of Continental and Latin-American music
9.55-10.15 Percussion and All That Jazz
A Stereophonic Experiment with a Percussion Group featuring special arrangements by Eric Cook. Dave Lindup
Roland Shaw , Bill Shepherd Dennis Wilson
The Musicians:
Jack Collier (bass)
Tonv Kinsey (drums) Bill'MoGume (piano) Judd Proctor (guitar) Johnny Scott (flute) and Stan Barrett , Roy Davey , and Roy Webster playing an array of percussion instruments
Produced and introduced by Brian WILLEY s
PERCUSSION
AND ALL THAT JAZZ
A special Percussion Group was formed for part of today's BBC experimental broadcast. Eight musicians were used: three percussionists (bringing with them every piece of equipment they possessed); a conventional rhythm section-piano, bass, guitar, and drums; and to provide tonal contrast, one player with a variety of wind instruments. In all, some fifty pieces of musical equipment were used by the eight men, and the resulting sound was created on paper for them by five arrangers with contrasting individual styles. The Technical Department had to work hard, for musicians play the same, whether the sound is to be mono or stereo, but the arrangers provided scores designed for stereo which the technicians helped to realise in terms of sound. You may find the result intriguing—even if you only sit back and enjoy the music.

GEORGES ALEXANDROVITCH (piano)
BBC SCOTTISH ORCHESTRA Led by Granville Casey
Conductor, NORMAN DEL MAR
3.28 app.
GEORGE MALCOLM (harpsichord) Three-part Inventions Bach
Recorded broadcast of June 11, 1960, in the Third Programme
3.56 app.