Soloists Duilio Galfetti and Wolfgang Paul of Il Giardino Armonico, have played two 6-course baroque mandolins in the recording of Vivaldi's Concerti per liuto e mandolino (CD Teldec).

Soloist Galfetti, with Il Giardino Armonico, has also played a neapolitan baroque mandolin in the recording Musica da camera a Napoli (CD Teldec).

Soloist Dorina Frati has played a 6-course baroque mandolin in the recording of Giuseppe Gaetano Boni's Opera II, divertimenti per camera (CD Tactus).

Dorina Frati, with the Ensemble Baschenis, has also played another 6-course baroque mandolin in the recording The Early Mandolin. In the same recording, soloist Marco Capucci plays a bresciano baroque mandolin (CD Ducale).

In the recording of the CD Mandolin and Fortepiano (Arts), featuring music by Beethoven, Hummel and Hoffmann, soloist Duilio Galfetti has played three different mandolins: a neapolitan baroque, a 19th century bresciano and a 6-course baroque one.

Soloist Luca Pianca has played a 6-course baroque mandolin in the recording Pièces de caractère (CD Opus111).

Mauro Squillante, with Raffaele Vrenna at the harpsichord, plays a Neapolitan Baroque mandolin and a six-course Baroque mandolin in the recording Complete Sonatas—The Mandolin Sonatas of Domenico Scarlatti (CD Stradivarius).