He has recorded
Bach's
Goldberg Variations in 2000,
Delos Productions and seven harpsichord
toccatas (BWV 910-916) in 1999. He performs (on a restored
Pleyel harpsichord) in a recording of
Frank Martin's
Petite symphonie concertante with the Lausanne Chamber Orchestra under the direction of
Armin Jordan. He recorded of the four harpsichord suites of
Bernard de Bury in 2006. His recording of the 1720 Suites of
George Frideric Handel was released 2008. In 2012, Jory Vinikour's recording of the Complete Harpsichord Works of
Jean-Philippe Rameau was nominated for a
Grammy Award in the category of Best Classical Instrumental Solo recording, a unique achievement for a harpsichord recording. Vinikour's recording of contemporary American compositions for harpsichord, Toccatas, featuring works by
Mel Powell,
Henry Cowell,
Ned Rorem,
Robert Muczynski,
Harold Meltzer and others has been nominated in the same category in December, 2014. Vinikour has taught harpsichord master-classes at the Austrian Baroque Academy (
Gmunden), the
Moscow Conservatory, the
Gnessin State Musical College, the European Academy in Montepulciano, and the Rocky Ridge Music Center(Colorado). John von Rhein of the
Chicago Tribune has named Vinikour three times on his ten-best classical recording list : in 1999 (Bach's Toccatas), in 2002 (Goldberg Variations) and in 2012 (Rameau's Complete Harpsichord Works). ==Merits and awards==