Selected Recordings
| Soloist | Conductor | Orchestra | Record Company | Year of Recording | Format |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vladimir Horowitz | Albert Coates | London Symphony Orchestra | HMV | 1930 | CD |
| Sergei Rachmaninoff | Eugene Ormandy | Philadelphia Orchestra | RCA Red Seal | 1939 | CD |
| Vladimir Horowitz | John Barbirolli | New York Philharmonic | Label | 1941 | CD |
| Emil Gilels | André Cluytens | Orchestre de la Société des Concerts du Conservatoire | EMI Classics | 1955 | CD |
| Van Cliburn | Kirill Kondrashin | Symphony of the Air | RCA Red Seal | 1958 | CD |
| Vladimir Ashkenazy | André Previn | London Symphony Orchestra | Decca | 1973 | CD, LP |
| Martha Argerich | Riccardo Chailly | German Symphony Orchestra, Berlin | Philips | 1982 | CD |
| Horacio Gutiérrez | Lorin Maazel | Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra | Telarc | 1991 | CD |
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