Recordings
key: conductor - coq (tenor 1)/renard (tenor 2)/chat (bass 1)/chèvre (bass 2) - year recorded - first label
- Craft - Hess/Harmon/Galjour/Lishner - 1950 - Dial
- Ansermet - Sénéchal/Cuénod/Depraz/Rehfuss - 1956 - Decca
- Boulez - Giraudeau/Devos/Rondeleux/Depraz - 1961 - Disques Adès
- Stravinsky - Shirley/Driscoll/Murphy/Gramm - 1962 - Columbia
- Ansermet - English/Mitchinson/Glossop/Rouleau - 1964 - Decca
- Dutoit - Blazer/Tappy/Huttenlocher/Bastin - 1973 - Erato
- Mihály - Keönch/Gulyás/Polgár/Bordás - 1979 - Hungaroton
- Dunand - Marchisio/Blazer/Brodard/Loup - 1982 - Rencontre
- Chailly - Jenkins-N/Langridge/Hammond-Stroud/Lloyd - 1985 - Decca
- Salonen - Aler/Robson/Wilson-Johnson/Tomlinson - 1990 - Sony
- Ziegler - Harrhy/Hetherington/Donnelly/Cavallier - 1991 - ASV
- Craft - Baker-T/Martin-D/Evitts/Pauley - 1993 - MusicMasters 67110-2
- Wolff - Aler/Kelley/Opalach/Cheek - 1994 - Teldec
- Conlon - Caley/Grivnov/Naouri/Mikhailov - 1999 - EMI
- Craft - Aler/Spears/Evitts/Pauley - 2005 - Naxos
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