Berceuse in D‐flat major, op. 57 by Frédéric Chopin, composed 1843. 211 recordings in this catalogue, from 1903 to 2026.
Most recorded performers
Ordered by the number of recordings in this catalogue.

Arthur Rubinstein
Soloist · 19 recordings
Frédéric Chopin
Soloist · 11 recordings
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Nikita Magaloff
Soloist · 6 recordings

Alfred Cortot
Soloist · 5 recordings
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Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli
Soloist · 5 recordings
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Guiomar Novaes
Soloist · 5 recordings

Raoul Koczalski
Soloist · 5 recordings

Daniel Barenboim
Conductor · 4 recordings
Most reissued catalogue entries
Ranked by linked albums in the catalogue, with compilations left out and at most two entries per conductor or soloist. Some entries are candidate groups of movements with shared publications and credits. These connections do not establish a shared recording session, equivalent mastering or recording quality.
- Vladimir Ashkenazy
catalogue year 1987 · on 13 albums
- Arthur Rubinstein
catalogue year 1962 · on 10 albums
- Arthur Rubinstein
catalogue year 1946 · on 8 albums
- Maurizio Pollini
catalogue year 1990 · on 8 albums
- İdil Biret
catalogue year 1991 · on 8 albums
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