Reference quality sacd discs

I'll go ahead and say it, I'm sure others will agree, the Jacintha "Autumn Leaves" disc on Groove Note is amazing--one of my personal reference discs.

I hope hope some readers will post regarding Classical music on SACD.

Richard

Richard--IMHO, there's not a lot from which to choose in the way of classical SACDs. This is the main reason I've been reluctant to invest much in hardware. I don't really enjoy all of the rehashed older analog stuff---too much of it was heavy-handed.

I can, however, recommend the Hyperion hybrid recording of Ravel/Faure/Debussy piano trios, with the Florestan Trio.

Check out WaterLily Acoustics' recording of the Phildelphia Philharmonic Orch. EXCELLENT.... you want to check out some of their other SACD titles

The disc from Florestan Trio is reaaly good sonicaly and performance. However, I have another recomendation:

With proper equipments and speakers setup according to ITU standard for multichannel music, the recent release of Mahler symphony no 1 and 6 from San Francisco Symphony Orchestra by Michael Tilson Thomas are truely amazing! For the first time, the three hammer blows in the last movement really strike my heart after each listening. You may prefer others interpretation, but these are my reference SACD for orchestra sound.