When will there be decent classical music recordings?

Surround processing in music is not random division of sound, it keep the natural front imaging but extracts from the general noise certain aspects. A drum beat may be set at the right of me, and maybe a trumpet at my left ear. What this does, apart from allowing the individual sounds to be heard that are usually "lost", is have less mash of sound coming from two speakers if in stereo - and, in stereo, if you have a lot going on at any time it can confuse the speaker. I listen to my vinyl too in surround sound and love the ability to hear lots of "stuff" that is submerged in stereo.
My second system is of less quality but seems to have more "old fashioned atmosphere" - so it is a question of satisfying itches at any time.
I hope some of the recommendations placed on this thread will help me find quality recordings that will  present the actual music better than usual, and revitalise my interest in classical music.

Well, I did it! Now you can see the photos of my "pride'n'joy"...
 a-Goners seriously segregate into buyers/sellers (me until recently), talkers (me as of this year) and Virtual System braggers (me as of today!). 

Great effort is put into the recording of much/most classical music as it's an expensive proposition and conductors are notoriously fussy. If you have a great system -with a "phase reverse" switch-most classical recordings are very enjoyable. It just takes good equipment,knowledge and effort to get the most out these recordings.

ptss, I wish more companies put a polarity reversal switch on their pre-amp(s). Ralph at Atma-Sphere is one of the few. And a mode switch (stereo/reverse/mono/left/right) too.