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TWO lines of people filed into the Santiago football stadium in Chile in 1973. The people in one line went into the depths of the stadium and were imprisoned. The others were taken through the changing rooms and out on to the pitch, where they were mown down by firing squads. A CALL TO ART (RADIO 4, 11.30AM), a three-part series on protest art in Latin America, begins with a look at an attempt to build a memorial to the victims of the murderous General Pinochet at the stadium.

JANE JONES features some intriguing and successful rearrangements of well-known works in tonight’s FULL WORKS CONCERT (CLASSIC FM, 8PM), including Alison Balsom’s joyful trumpet version of Vivaldi’s Violin Concerto, the Grimethorpe Colliery Band’s moving

interpretation of Faure’s Pavane, and guitarist Craig Ogden playing a rendition of Debussy’s Clair De Lune — as well as a piece arranged for five tubas.

IF YOU or a loved one have reached out for help over a mental health issue and received support — either from an individual or an organisation — that went far beyond the call of duty, ALL IN THE MIND (RADIO 4, 9PM) would like to hear from you. Claudia Hammond (pictured) will be launching the programme’s eponymous annual awards on tonight’s show.