| Composer | Music |
| Walton | "Crown Imperial" |
| Armstrong Gibbs | Symphony No.3 - "Westmorland" (one mvt) (See Note 1) |
| Paul McCartney | "Liverpool Oratorio" (excerpt) |
| Gavin Bryars | "The Sinking of the 'Titanic'" (excerpt) (See Note 2) |
| Chabrier | Two piano pieces (See Note 3) |
| Gershwin | "Rhapsody in Blue" (See Note 4) |
| Elgar | Two test pieces for the Morecambe Festival (1903) |
| Brahms | Symphony No.3 (one mvt) (See Note 5) |
| Rimsky-Korsakov | "Scheherazade" (one mvt) (See Note 6) |
NOTES. Should the Lancashire connections of some of the above items be less than obvious, the following notes should clarify matters:
(1) Cecil Armstrong Gibbs was a wartime evacuee, first to the Lake District, then to Lancashire.
(2) Wallace Hartley, bandleader on the 'Titanic', came from Colne, Lancashire.
(3) The Chabrier pieces were played by Kathryn Stott, who is Nelson-born.
(4) The pianist in "Rhapsody in Blue" was Michael Davenhough (who is from Manchester) and the orchestra was conducted by Simon Rattle (who is from Liverpool).
(5) The Brahms was played by the Hallé Orchestra.
(5) "Scheherazade" was conducted by another Lancastrian; Sir Thomas Beecham.