Classical Records Produced, Composed or Arranged By Craig Leon
- Various Aritsts- "Quest Beyond The Stars" Original Soundtrack- Atlas Realisations/Warner Music
- The London Chamber Orchestra /Christopher Warren Green- Craig Leon: Midwinter's Eve: Music For Christmas- Sony Classical
- Joshua Bell/Academy of St. Martin in the Fields Orchestra -Romance of the Violin-Sony BMG
- Sir James Galway/London Symphony Orchestra-Wings of Song Deutsche Grammophon
- Charles Griffes (arr. Craig Leon)-Roman Sketches op. 7 /Erich Korngold-Symphonic Serenade op. 65-London Symphony Orchestra cond. S, Pittau-ASV/Universal
- Andreas Scholl and the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra-Wayfaring Stranger-Decca
- Ophelié Gaillard and The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra-Dreams Aparte/Harmonia Mundi
- Elysium- Decca
- Various Artists- Cinema Italiano- Decca
- Natasha Marsh/London Symphony Orchestra-Amour-EMI Classics
- Julia Thornton-Harpistry-EMI Classics
- Isobel Cooper(Izzy)-Decca
- Isobel Cooper(Izzy)-Ascolta- EMI Classics
- Isobel Cooper(Izzy)-New Dawn- EMI Classics
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