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'''Tony Terran''' (b. May 30, 1926, Buffalo, New York) is an American trumpet player and session musician

[[Image:CBBC_Logo.PNG|thumb|right|The CBBC Logo]]<!--Larger logo needed-->

Regarded as one of the most versatile trumpet players in the music business, Terran has had an impact on the Los Angeles music scene for more than four decades as a specialist of many musical styles. He performed and recorded with many notable artists such as Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Ella Fitzgerald, Perry Como, Linda Ronstadt, Benny Goodman, Elvis Presley, Madonna, Diana Ross, Ray Charles, Michael Jackson, Bob Hope, Barbra Streisand, Chicago, The Beatles, The Beach Boys, The Bee Gees, The Tijuana Brass and The Baja Marimba Band.

'''Children's BBC''' and its contraction, '''CBBC''', is the brand for the [[BBC]]'s [[children's television]] output aimed at children over six, across [[BBC One]], [[BBC Two]] and the [[CBBC Channel]]. It launched on [[9 September]] [[1985]]. [[CBeebies]] is the brand used for output aimed at up to 6 year olds.

Terran played on many recordings of television shows and film soundtracks such as I Love Lucy, The Lucy Show, The Brady Bunch, I Dream of Jeanie, Happy Days, Popeye, The Carol Burnett Show, Cheers, L.A. Law, The Simpson’s, Star Trek, Rocky I II and III, Karate Kid I, II and III, The Natural, All The Presidents Men, Broadcast News, Field of Dreams, Grease, Officer and a Gentleman, Ghostbusters, Close Encounters of the Third Kind and The Deep.

Internally, '''CBBC''' acts as a microcosm of the rest of the [[BBC]]. It produces [[BBC television drama#Children's drama|drama]] programmes, [[news]], [[entertainment]], educational programmes and contemporary factual output. It is based in the East Tower of the [[BBC Television Centre]], with some output coming from [[Scotland]] and [[Bristol]] as well. The controller of the division from [[2000]] to [[2003]] was [[Nigel Pickard]] and June to October [[2005]] was [[Alison Sharman]], when she left suddenly to join [[ITV]]. The new controller of CBBC is [[Richard Deverell]] who was appointed in February 2006, the job effectively split in two with Anne Gilchrist as Creative Director, CBBC to oversee the creative side of things. At the same time as this announcement the department was renamed BBC Children's. It was felt that CBBC as a departmental name did not convey the full range of output produced; including CBBC, CBeebies, Online and Interactive services.

He was also a featured soloist for distinguished composers and conductors including Nelson Riddle, John Williams, Patrick Williams, Lalo Schifrin, Elmer Bernstein, Jerry Goldsmith, Henry Mancini and John Barry. Terran received the Most Valuable Player Award from the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences in 1974.

CBBC Presentation produces the wrap-around links for CBBC output. Since April 2006 all CBBC Presentation output on BBC One, BBC Two and the CBBC Channel is broadcast from studio TC9. CBeebies presentation is recorded in TC0. Both TC9 and TC0 are located at [[BBC Television Centre]] in London.

Terran was in high school when he started working on live radio shows in Buffalo. In 1944, he arrived in Los Angeles after touring with Horace Heidt. In 1945, he began working with Bob Hope, and then with Desi Arnaz in 1946. His relationship with Arnez helped shape Cuban/Latin music in the United States. Terran had the distinction of playing on the first filmed television sitcom, and playing with some of the first R&B bands to use horns in the early 1950’s.

From launch to 1994, the links were usually broadcast from the NC1 (BBC One) continuity suite, dubbed the ''Broom Cupboard'', kitted out with a set but otherwise operational (the presenter actually operating the console). With the revamp of BBC branding in 1997, Children's BBC output was branded 'CBBC', despite this designation having been in use alongside the formal title since around 1990.

References: Dave Terran 2006

CBBC is aimed at 6-12 year olds. Older kids (13-17 years) will have a "teen" brand TV, [[Radio1]] and [[Broadband Internet access|broadband]] based service, expected to start in 2007.

[[Category:Living people|Dave Terran]]

==Programmes shown on CBBC==

[[Category:American trumpeters|Dave Terran]]

CBBC programming includes:

[[Category:People from Los Angeles|Dave Terran]]

[[Category:People from Buffalo, New York|Dave Terran]]

*''[[50/50]]''

[[Category:American session musicians|Dave Terran]]

*''[[Arthur (TV series)|Arthur]]''

*''[[Astro Boy (2003)|Astroboy]]''

*''[[BAMZOOKi]]''

*''[[Basil Brush|The Basil Brush Show]]''

*''[[BB3B]]''

*''[[Best of Friends]]

*''[[Big Kids]]

*''[[Blue Peter]]''

*''[[Bodger and Badger]]''

*''[[Byker Grove]]''

*''[[Crush_(CBBC)|Crush]]''

*''[[ChuckleVision]]''

*''[[Even Stevens]]''

*''[[Grange Hill (TV series)|Grange Hill]]''

*''[[Kerching]]''

*''[[Krypto The Superdog]]''

*''[[Legend of the Dragon]]''

*''[[Level Up]]''

*''[[Living It]]''

*''[[Lizzie McGuire]]''

*''[[Newsround]]''

*''[[Maya and Miguel]]''

*''[[Mona The Vampire]]''

*''[[Pitt & Kantrop]]''

*''[[Planet Cook]]''

*''[[Raven (game show)|Raven]]''

*''[[Raven: The Island]]''

*''[[Roar (BBC television series)|Roar]]''

*''[[Shoebox Zoo]]''

*''[[Serious Jungle]]''

*''[[Serious Arctic]]''

*''[[Serious Desert]]''

*''[[Serious Amazon]]''

*''[[Serious Andes]]''

*''[[SMart]]''

*''[[Sportsround]]''

*''[[Stitch Up!]]

*''[[Stupid!]]''

*''[[Suspect (television) |Suspect]]''

*''[[That's Genius!]]''

*''[[The Batman]]''

*''[[The Crust (television series)|The Crust]]''

*''[[The Demon Headmaster]]''

*''[[The Ghost Hunter]]''

*''[[The Likeaballs]]''

*''[[TMi]]''

*''[[The Queen's Nose]]''

*''[[The Saturday Show]]''

*''[[The Slammer]]''

*''[[The Stables]]''

*''[[The Story of Tracy Beaker]]''

*''[[W.I.T.C.H. (animated series)|W.I.T.C.H.]]''

*''[[Xchange (CBBC)]] (ended)''

*''[[Zombie Hotel]]''

== Other CBBC Shows ==

* [[''Jackie Chan'']]

* [[''FOP'']]

* [[''Cramp Twins'']]

* [[''Scooby Doo'']]

* [[''Pinky'']]

*''[[Even Stevens]]''

==CBBC on Saturdays==

''September/October-March/April Season''

*[[Multi-Coloured_Swap_Shop|Swap Shop]]- 1976-1982

*[[Saturday Superstore]]- 1982-1987

*[[Going Live]]- 1987-1993

*[[Live and Kicking]]- 1993-2001

*[[The Saturday Show]]- 2001-2003

*[[Dick and Dom in da Bungalow]]- 2003-2006

*[[Top of the Pops Saturday]]/[[Top of the Pops Reloaded]]- 2003-2006

*[[TMi]]- 2006-

''March/April-September/October Season''

*[[Multi-Coloured_Swap_Shop|Swap Shop]]- 1976-1981

*[[Get Set for Summer]]-1981-1983

*[[The Saturday Picture Show]]-1983-1986

*[[Its Wicked]]-1987

*[[Up on the waterfront]] and [[UP2U]]- 1988-1989

*[[The 8:15 from Manchester]]- 1990-1991

*[[Parallel 9]]- 1992-1994

*[[Fully Booked]] Saturday- 1995

*CBBC- 1996

*[[Saturday Aardvark]]-1997-1998

*CBBC- 1999

*[[FBi]]- 2000

*[[Live and Kicking]]-2001

*[[The Saturday Show]]-2002-2005

*[[The Mysti Show]]- 2004

*[[Top of the Pops Saturday]]/[[Top of the Pops Reloaded]]-2004-2006

*[[Mighty Truck of Stuff]]-2006

*[[The POD]]-2006

==Programmes shown on CBBC==

CBBC programming includes:

*''[[Smile]]''

==Programmes taken off schedule==

''Please note that this is not a complete list''

* [[Ace Lightning]]

* [[Astroboy (2003)|Astroboy (2003 version)]], [[2004]] to [[2006]]

* [[Bananaman]]

* [[Bad Penny]]

* [[Byker Grove]], [[1989]] to [[2006]]

* [[Dick and Dom in da Bungalow]], [[2002]] to [[2006]]

* [[Ghostwriter]]

* [[Going Live]], [[1987]] to [[1993]]

* [[Intergalactic Kitchen]]

* [[Live & Kicking]], [[1993]] to [[2001]]

* [[On The Waterfront (TV Series)|On The Waterfront]]

* [[Multi-Coloured Swap Shop]], [[1976]] to [[1982]]

* [[Nelly Nut]]

* [[Round the Twist]] (bought by [[Channel 5]])

* [[Saturday Superstore]], [[1982]] to [[1987]]

* [[Stitch Up!]]

* [[The Really Wild Show]], [[1985]] to [[2006]]

* [[Top Of The Pops Reloaded]]

* [[Xchange (TV show)|Xchange]], [[2002]] To [[2006]]

==Current CBBC presenters==

CBBC's flagship 3:25–5:35pm show is hosted by '''[[Angellica Bell]]''' with others presenting on ___location, mostly during school holidays . The 'on ___location' time is known as 'By Invitation Only' (BiO).

The other regular CBBC presenters are:

*'''[[Simon Grant]]

*'''[[Barney Harwood]]'''

*'''[[Jake Humphrey]]'''

*'''[[Gemma Hunt]]'''

*'''[[Anne Foy]]'''

==Former presenters==

Former presenters include:

*'''[[Phillip Schofield]] 1985-1987'''

*'''[[Andy Crane]] 1986-1990'''

*'''[[Simon Parkin]] 1987-1992'''

*'''[[Andi Peters]] 1989-1993'''

*'''[[Philippa Forrester]] 1990-1994'''

*'''[[Zoë Ball]] 1993-1995'''

*'''[[Toby Anstis]] 1992-1995'''

*'''[[Josie D'Arby]] 1994-1997'''

*'''[[Chris Jarvis]] 1993-1997'''

*'''[[Simeon Courtie]] 1995-1996'''

*'''[[Kirsten O'Brien]] 1996-1999'''

*'''[[Ana Boulter]] 1998-2001'''

*'''[[Adrian Dickson]] 1999-2004'''

*'''[[Steve Wilson]] 1998-1999'''

*'''[[Michael Underwood]] 2000-2002'''

*'''[[Liam Dolan]] 2001-2002'''

*'''[[Kate Heavenor]] 2002-2004'''

*'''[[Holly Willoughby]] 2002-2003'''

*'''[[Mohini Sule]] 2002-2006'''

*'''[[Sophie McDonnell]] 2002-2006'''

*'''[[Rani Khanijau]] 2004-2006'''

*'''[[Andrew Hayden Smith]] 2002-2006'''

*'''[[Matt Edmondson]] 2005-2006'''

==CBBC Extra==

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CBBC Extra is a free interactive television service from CBBC. It is accessiable from The CBBC Channel by pressing red and then selecting CBBC Extra. The service differs from digital platform for example on Sky viewers can access a video loop. This loop is sometimes available on Freeview but it depends on which other BBCi services are being shown at the time. CBBC Extra is also available from any other BBC channel by pressing red and going to page numer 570.

== See also ==

* [[:Category:BBC children's television programmes|BBC children's television programmes]]

* [[CBBC Channel]]

* [[CBeebies]]

* [[Fast Forward (magazine)]]

== External links ==

* [http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc bbc.co.uk - CBBC]

* [http://www.offthetelly.co.uk/childrens/broomcupboard.htm "And Now, For Younger Viewers..." A history of CBBC continuity from 1985 to 1994, from Off The Telly]

* [http://www.the-broom-cupboard.co.uk The Broom Cupboard.co.uk, a history of CBBC continuity from 1985 to 1992, with over 150 pictures]

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