Blue Peter the 50th anniversary) the opening arrangement of the tune was reworked to include elements of "Barnacle Bill" once again. The closing theme for 2008 is the same as opening signature tune. In September 2011, the series returned to using "Barnacle Bill" though with the opening bars and drum roll omitted (along with the "Sailor's Hornpipe") and the traditional closing signature tune not used. 1958–1989: The earliest episodes featured stock footage of a sailing ship under the opening credits. By the late 1960s, Blue Peter's opening sequence featured extracts of that edition's filmed inserts or an event in the studio where
Nokia tune people from 70 countries revamped the tune, shows how passionate people are about the Nokia tune and how it remains as an integrated part of the company. The tune has been registered by Nokia as a sound trademark in some countries. Hong Kong singer Khalil Fong, a Nokia spokesperson for Greater China, composed a song called "Coconut Shell" (椰殼) which features a segment of the Nokia tune played on the erhu, a Chinese two-string instrument. Canadian pianist Marc-André Hamelin wrote a short composition entitled "Valse Irritation d'Après Nokia" based on the tune. The Indonesian rock band The Changcuters included the