This is a listing of all of Igor Stravinsky's commercially released studio recordings as a conductor or as a pianist; it also includes recordings conducted by Robert Craft "under the supervision of the composer." Works are arranged in chronological order by date of composition.

Symphony in E-flat Columbia Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (May 2, 1966 – Hollywood)

The Faun and the Shepherdess Mary Simmons (m-s); CBC Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (May 7–8, 1964 – Toronto)

Pastorale Samuel Dushkin (vn); Gromer (ob); Durand (Eng hn); Vacelier (cl); Grandmaison (bsn); Igor Stravinsky (Jun. 6, 1933 – Paris) Joseph Szigeti (vn); Mitchell Miller (ob); R. McGinnis (cl); D. Gassman (Eng hn); Sol Schoenbach (bsn); Igor Stravinsky (Feb. 9, 1946 – New York) Israel Baker (vn); Columbia Chamber Ensemble; Igor Stravinsky (Oct. 26, 1965 – Hollywood)

Scherzo fantastique CBC Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Dec. 1, 1962 – Toronto)

Feu d'artifice (Fireworks) Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra of New York; Igor Stravinsky (Jan. 28, 1946 – New York) Columbia Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Dec. 17, 1963 – New York)

The Firebird Walther Straram Concerts Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (1919 suite, Nov. 8–10, 1928, Theatre des Champs Elysees – Paris) Samuel Dushkin (vn); Igor Stravinsky (pn) (Scherzo & Berceuse, Jun. 6–8, 1933 – Paris) Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra of New York; Igor Stravinsky (1945 suite without connecting interludes, Jan. 28, 1946 – New York) Columbia Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (complete ballet, Jan. 23–25, 1961 – Hollywood) Columbia Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (1945 suite, Jan. 18, 1967 ≠ Hollywood)

Two Poems of Verlaine Donald Gramm (b); Columbia Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Dec. 11, 1964; Sept. 26, 1966 – New York)

Petrushka [The Symphony Orchestra]; Igor Stravinsky (abridged original version, Jun. 27–28, 1928 – London) Samuel Dushkin (vn); Igor Stravinsky (pn) (Danse russe, Jun. 6–8, 1933 – Paris) Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra of New York; Igor Stravinsky (suite from the 1911 version, Apr. 29, 1940 – New York) Columbia Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (1946 revised orchestration of the complete ballet, Feb. 12, 15, 17, 1960 – Hollywood)

Two Poems of Balmont Marni Nixon (s); Arthur Gleghorn, A. Hoberman (fl); Hugo Raimondi, Lloyd Ulyate (cl); Israel Baker, D. Albert (vn); Cecil Figelski (va); Howard Colf (vc); Igor Stravinsky (July 28, 1955 – Hollywood) Evelyn Lear (s); Louise di Tullio, Sheridan Stokes (fl); Hugo Raimonde & John Neufeld (cl); Israel Baker & Harold Dicterow (vn); Robert Craft (Jan. 24, 1967 – Hollywood)

Le roi des étoiles (Zvezdoliki) Festival Singers of Toronto; CBC Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Nov. 29, 1962 – Toronto)

The Rite of Spring Walther Straram Concerts Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (1928 – Paris) Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra of New York; Igor Stravinsky (Apr. 29, 1940 – New York) Columbia Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (with 1943 revised Danse sacrale, Jan. 5–6, 1960 – New York)

Three Japanese Lyrics Marni Nixon (s); Arthur Gleghorn, A. Hoberman (fl); Hugo Raimondi, Lloyd Ulyate (cl); Israel Baker, D. Albert (vn); Cecil Figelski (va); Howard Colf (vc); Igor Stravinsky (July 28, 1955 – Hollywood) Evelyn Lear (s); Louise di Tullio, Sheridan Stokes (fl); Hugo Raimonde, John Neufeld (cl); Israel Baker, Harold Dicterow (vn); Robert Craft (Jun. 10, 1968 – Hollywood)

Three Little Songs Marilyn Horne (m-s); [chamber orchestra]; Igor Stravinsky (July 28, 1955 – Hollywood) Cathy Berberian (m-s); Columbia Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Dec. 11, 1964 – New York)

The Nightingale Samuel Dushkin (vn); Igor Stravinsky (pn) (The Nightingale & Chinese March, Jun. 6–8, 1933 – Paris) Reri Grist, Marina Picassi (s); Elaine Bonazzi (a); Loren Driscoll, Stanley Kolk, Carl Kaiser (t); Kenneth Smith, Herbert Beattie, Donald Gramm, W. Murphy (b); Chorus & Orchestra of the Opera Society of Washington; Igor Stravinsky (Dec. 29, 31, 1960 – Washington D.C.) Columbia Symphony Orchestra; Robert Craft (Song of the Nightingale, Jan. 23, 1967 – Hollywood)

Pribaoutki Cathy Berberian (m-s); Columbia Chamber Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Dec. 11, 1964 – New York)

Berceuses du chat Cathy Berberian (m-s); Paul E. Howland, Jack Kreiselman & Charles Russo (cl); Igor Stravinsky (Dec. 14, 1964 – New York)

Renard George Shirley, Loren Driscoll (t); William Murphy (bar); Donald Gramm (b); Toni Koves (cimb); Columbia Chamber Ensemble; Igor Stravinsky (Jan. 26, 1962 – New York)

Four Russian Peasant Songs Marni Nixon (s); Marilynn Horne (s); [female choir]; James Decker, Sinclair Lott, George Hyde, H. Markowitz (hn); Igor Stravinsky (July 28, 1955 – Hollywood) Gregg Smith Singers; Columbia Symphony members; Igor Stravinsky (Aug. 20, 1965 – Hollywood)

Les noces Kate Winter (s); Linda Seymour (m-s); Parry Jones (t); Roy Henderson (b); [chorus & ensemble]; Igor Stravinsky (Jun. 1934 – London) Mildred Allen (s); Regina Sarfaty (m-s); Loren Driscoll (t); Robert Oliver (b); American Concert Choir; Samuel Barber, Aaron Copland, Lukas Foss, Roger Sessions (pn); Columbia Percussion Ensemble; Igor Stravinsky (Dec. 21, 1959 – New York) Mildred Allen (s); Adrienne Albert (m-s); Jack Litten (t); William Metcalf (b); Gregg Smith Singers; Ithaca College Concert Choir; Columbia Percussion Ensemble; Robert Craft (Dec 21, 1965 – New York)

L'Histoire du soldat Darrieux (vn); Boussagol (cbs); Godeau (cl); Dherin (bsn); Foveau (tpt); Delbos (tbn); Jean Paul Morel (perc); Igor Stravinsky (1932 – Paris) Alexander Schneider (vn); Julius Levine (cbs); David Oppenheim (cl); Loren Glickman (bsn); Robert Nagel (tpt); Erwin Price (tbn); Alfred Howard (perc); Igor Stravinsky (Jan. 27, 1954 – New York) Israel Baker (vn); Richard Kelley (cbs); Roy D'Antonio (cl); Don Christlieb (bsn); Charles Brady (tpt); Robert Marsteller (tbn); William Kraft (perc); Igor Stravinsky (Feb. 10 & 13, 1961 – Hollywood)

Ragtime [chamber ensemble]; Igor Stravinsky (c. 1934 – Paris) Toni Koves (cimbalom); Columbia Chamber Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Jan. 26, 1962 – New York)

Piano-Rag-Music Igor Stravinsky (pn) (c. 1934 – Paris)

Pulcinella [orchestra]; Igor Stravinsky (Nos. 5–8 of concert suite, 1927/32 – Paris) Samuel Dushkin (vn); Igor Stravinsky (pn) (Suite Italienne Nos. 2 & 5, Jun. 6–8, 1933 – Paris) Mary Simmons (s); Glenn Schnittke (t); Phillip MacGregor (bs); Cleveland Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Dec. 14, 1953 – Cleveland) Irene Jordan (s); George Shirley (t); Donald Gramm (bs); Columbia Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Aug. 23, 1965 – Hollywood) Columbia Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (concert suite, Aug. 25, 1965 – Hollywood)

Concertino for 12 Instruments Columbia Chamber Ensemble; Igor Stravinsky (Oct. 26, 1965 – Hollywood)

Symphonies of Wind Instruments Wind ensemble of Cologne Radio Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Oct. 7, 1951 – Cologne) Columbia Symphony Winds and Brass; Robert Craft (Oct. 11, 1966 – New York)

Suites Nos. 1 & 2 for Small Orchestra CBC Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Mar. 29–30, 1963 – Toronto)

Mavra Joseph Szigeti (vn); Igor Stravinsky (pn) (Parasha's Song, May 9, 1946 – New York) Susan Belink (s); Mary Simmons (m-s); Patricia Rideout (a); Stanley Kolk (t); CBC Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (May 7–8, 1964 – Toronto)

Octet for wind instruments Marcel Moyse (fl); Godeau (cl); Dherin & Piard (bsn); Foveau, Vignal (tpt); Lafosse, Delbos (tbn); Igor Stravinsky (1932 – Paris) Julius Baker (fl); David Oppenheim (cl); Loren Glickman, Sylvia Deutscher (bsn); Robert Nagel, Ted Weis (tpt); Erwin Price, Richard Hixon (tbn); Igor Stravinsky (Jan. 26, 1954 – New York) James Pellerite (fl); David Oppenheim (cl); Loren Glickman, Arthur Weisberg (bsn); Robert Nagel, Ted Weis (tpt); Keith Brown, Richard Hixon (tbn); Igor Stravinsky (Jan. 5, 1961 – New York)

Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments Soulima Stravinsky (pn); RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (1949 – New York) Philippe Entremont (pn); Columbia Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (May 13, 1964 – New York)

Serenade in A Igor Stravinsky (pn) (c. 1934 – Paris)

Pater Noster Choir of the Church of the Blessed Sacrament; Igor Stravinsky (Apr. 1949 – New York) Festival Singers of Toronto; Igor Stravinsky (Slavonic version, May 7–8, 1964 – Toronto)

Oedipus Rex Werner Hessenland (nar); Jean Cocteau (nar - Columbia ed.); Martha Mödl (m-s); Peter Pears, Helmut Krebs (t); Heinz Rehfuss (bar); Otto von Rohr (b); Cologne Radio Symphony Chorus and Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Oct. 7, 1951 – Cologne) John Westbrook (nar); Shirley Verrett (m-s); George Shirley, Loren Driscoll (t); John Reardon (bar); Donald Gramm, Chester Watson (b); Chorus and Orchestra of the Opera Society of Washington; Igor Stravinsky (Jan. 20, 1961 – Washington D.C.)

Apollo RCA Victor Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (1950 – New York) Cologne Radio Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Oct. 7, 1951 – Cologne) Columbia Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Jan. 29, Dec. 11, 1964 – New York)

The Fairy's Kiss Victor Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Divertimento, 1940 – Mexico City) RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Divertimento, 1947 – Hollywood) Cleveland Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Dec. 11, 1955 – Cleveland) Columbia Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Aug. 19-20, 1965 – Hollywood)

Four Etudes for Orchestra CBC Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Nov. 29, Dec. 1, 1962 – Toronto)

Capriccio for Piano and Orchestra Igor Stravinsky (pn); Straram Orchestra; Ernest Ansermet (May 8–10, 1930 – Paris) Philippe Entremont (pn); Columbia Symphony Orchestra; Robert Craft (Jan. 3, 1966 – New York)

Symphony of Psalms Alexei Vlassoff Choir; [symphony orchestra]; Igor Stravinsky (Feb. 1931 – Paris) Columbia Broadcasting Symphony Orchestra & Chorus; Igor Stravinsky (Dec. 19, 1946) Festival Singers of Toronto; CBC Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Mar. 30, 1963)

Concerto in D for Violin and Orchestra Samuel Dushkin (vn); Lamoureux Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (1932 – Paris) Isaac Stern (vn); Columbia Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Jun. 29-30, 1960 – Hollywood)

Duo Concertant Samuel Dushkin (vn); Igor Stravinsky (pn) (1933 – Paris) Joseph Szigeti (vn); Igor Stravinsky (pn) (Oct. 11, 13, 1945 – New York)

Credo Gregg Smith Singers; Igor Stravinsky (Slavonic version, Aug. 20, 1965 – Hollywood)

Perséphone Vera Zorina (nar); Richard Robinson (t); Westminster Choir; New York Philharmonic; Igor Stravinsky (Jan. 14, 1957) Vera Zorina (nar); Michele Molese (t); Gregg Smith Singers; Texas Boys Choir; Columbia Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (May 4, 7, 1966 – Hollywood)

Ave Maria Choir of the Church of the Blessed Sacrament; Igor Stravinsky (Apr. 1949 – New York) Festival Singers of Toronto; Igor Stravinsky (Slavonic version, May 7–8, 1964 – Toronto)

Concerto for Two Pianos Igor Stravinsky (pn); Soulima Stravinsky (pn) (1938 – Paris; a recording of Mozart's Fugue in C minor, K.426 was made at the same sessions)

Jeu de cartes Berlin Philharmonic; Igor Stravinsky (1938 – Berlin) Cleveland Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Mar. 13, 1964 – Cleveland)

Preludium Columbia Jazz Ensemble; Igor Stravinsky (Apr. 27, 1965 – New York)

Concerto in E-flat “Dumbarton Oaks” Dumbarton Oaks Festival Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (May 28, 1947) Columbia Symphony Orchestra members; Igor Stravinsky (Mar. 29, 1964 – Hollywood)

Symphony in C Cleveland Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Dec. 14, 1952 – Cleveland) CBC Symphony Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (Dec. 2-3, 1962 – Toronto)

Tango Columbia Jazz Ensemble; Igor Stravinsky (Apr. 27, 1965)

The Star-Spangled Banner (arrangement) CBC Symphony Orchestra; Toronto Festival Singers; Igor Stravinsky (May 8, 1964 – Toronto)

Danses concertantes RCA Victor Chamber Orchestra; Igor Stravinsky (1947 – Hollywood) Columbia Chamber Orchestra; Robert Craft (Jan. 20, 1967 – Hollywood)

Circus Polka Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra of New York; Igor Stravinsky (Feb. 5, 1945 – New York)