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You asked for all recordings with the following CD number: 0011492BC.

The individual recordings (of separate Zelenka works) that correspond to your search criteria are as follows, with the most recent issues listed first:

Confitebor tibi Domine [Referred to as either ZWV 71, ZWV71, Z.71 or Z71] (ZWV 71)

Berlin Classics, Cat. No. 0011492BC
CD issued: 1995

Information: Orchestra: Virtuosi Saxoniae. Conductor: Ludwig Guttler. Soloists: Olaf Bär (Bar). Comments: Recording published 1995..

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Laudate pueri [Referred to as either ZWV 81, ZWV81, Z.81 or Z81] (ZWV 81)

Berlin Classics, Cat. No. 0011492BC
CD issued: 1995

Information: Orchestra: Virtuosi Saxoniae. Conductor: Ludwig Guttler. Soloists: Peter Schreier (T). Comments: Recording from 1987. Recording was originally released on Eterna cat. no. 3 29 167, which was later released in 1993 as Berlin Classics BC 1077-2..

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Capriccio [Referred to as either ZWV 183, ZWV183, Z.183 or Z183] (ZWV 183)

Berlin Classics, Cat. No. 0011492BC
CD issued: 1995

Information: Orchestra: Virtuosi Saxoniae. Conductor: Ludwig Guttler. Comments: Recording published 1995..

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Capriccio [Referred to as either ZWV 190, ZWV190, Z.190 or Z190] (ZWV 190)

Berlin Classics, Cat. No. 0011492BC
CD issued: 1995

Information: Orchestra: Virtuosi Saxoniae. Conductor: Ludwig Guttler. Comments: Recording published 1989..

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Capriccio [Referred to as either ZWV 185, ZWV185, Z.185 or Z185] (ZWV 185)

Berlin Classics, Cat. No. 0011492BC
CD issued: 1995

Information: Orchestra: Virtuosi Saxoniae. Conductor: Ludwig Guttler. Comments: Recording published 1992..

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Side image: High Altar of the Jasna Góra Monastery Basilica in Częstochowa, Poland, designed by an unknown Italian artist, modelled by the Italian architect Giacomo Antonio Buzzini, and executed by a team of Polish artists, including the sculptor Jan Adam Karinger, between 1725 and 1728 (photographer unknown).