New to classical..looking for recommendations


Hello, I just heard the SACD "Vivaldi Concertos for the Emperor" by Andrew Manze and loved it. I am looking to buy more classical CDs but pretty know next to nothing about this genre. I would greatly appreciate any recommendations for other CDs or SACDs that a novice like me should consider. Thank you.
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I don't have any specific suggestions but elusive disc is discounting some classical sacd's http://www.elusivedisc.com/Save-On-Classical-SACDs/products/2281/

Sorry but it looks like the sales ends today the 31st.

Chuck
I second Lowrider 57’s “Amazon" suggestion. It’s a terrific source that allows you to audition before buying and provides you with the option to buy new or used from a variety of customer rated sellers.

Begin with a search of the "Living Stereo” catalog. You’ll be introduced to a number of fine classic recordings, by storied conductors and orchestras, in both CD and hybrid SACD. The prices for these are usually very reasonable. I’ve taken note that there is a 60 CD box set being offered for less that $83. That’ll get you up and running.
You can hardly go wrong with Rushton's posts on this site, but I would also recommend the Classics Today and Audiophile Audition websites, which offer guidance on new releases. You'll find that opinions about artists and recordings, new and old, can vary enormously, which is part of the fun of classical music. And now I'm going to toot my own horn, by recommending two sites for which I write reviews occasionally, sa-cd.net and pstracks.com. They are specifically oriented toward audiophiles -- you might as well get the best sound while you're at it!