Solo/Ensemble Recordings
- 1991 - The Overlord Removed his Armour - Wu Man Solo Pipa (China Record Co.)
- 1993 - Wu Man, Chinese Music for Pipa (Nimbus)
- 1996 - Wu Man and Ensemble - Chinese Traditional and Contemporary Music
- 2000 - Wu Man - Chinese Traditional and Contemporary Music for Pipa & Ensemble (2 disc) (Nimbus)
- 2000 - Sola Liu: Spring Snowfall (The Orchard)
- 2003 - Wu Man Pipa - From a Distance (Naxos)
- 2005 - Wu Man and Friends (Traditional Crossroads)
- 2010 - Immeasurable Light (Traditional Crossroads)
- 2012 - Borderlands (Smithsonian Folkways)
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