Classical SACD recomendation

Telarcs' Tchaikovsky 1812, SACD 60541. The music will give you chills and the cannons will make a believer out of everyone. Make sure you have a fresh pair of shorts for all your guest...

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review

http://www.audaud.com/article.php?ArticleID=5800

I highly recommend Manuel de Falla: El sombrero de tres picos disc from Decca Esoteric SACD series

http://puresuperaudio.blogspot.com/2009/01/decca-esoteric-sacd-series-out-now.html

THANKS guys
to be honest i am new to the classical scene,but i love to give my speakers a workout and Falla did so,i am going to look into all of your responses
thanks again
john

Pentatone produces excellent sounding classical SACDs:

pentatonemusic.com

Reference Recordings has a few SACD's. I have one and it is an excellent choice to demo the benefits of SACD.

Plenty of stuff out there. If you like Beethoven, there's a great cycle of his symphonies (incomplete) on Hybrid SACD (RCA Red Label) by the conductor Paavo Jarvi and the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen. I particularly like the very athletic version of the 5th Symphony, but all in the cycle are very good, both performance and audio. The 5th is of course has plenty of impact. It's a really great performance of an otherwise overplayed piece. The current offerings in this cycle are 5 & 1, 4 & 7, and 3 & 8.

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