Help this budding Classical audiophile


I am looking for a recommendation on what Classical cd to buy, preferable under the Naxos label as they are well recorded and inexpensive (talk about having your cake and eating it too!). I've been an audiophile for the past 20 years now and mainly listen to acoustic jazz. My taste includes artists such as Bobby Hutcherson, Kenny Barron, Brad Mehldau, Micheal Franks, Yellowjackets, Joey Calderazzo to name a few. I have about 700 cd's, with about 80% acoustic jazz. I'm more into the melody, and of course the musicianship, when I buy cd's. One thing that is also very important to me is the recording quality. I only started getting "turned on" to Classical music within the last 2-3 years and have since bought cd's from Bach, Beethoven, and my favorite right now, Haydn. I particularly like the sound of the violin and have exclusively bought violin quartets/trios. I like listening to Classical songs that are "emotional", even solo violin would do. Any recommendations out there would be greatly appreciated as this budding Classical audiophile has no clue as to what cd to pick from the very vast selection Classical music has to offer. Thanks in advance!
gemini
Fatparrot.... When I play my violin (no CD involved) it tends to sound "harsh, scratchy, or screechy". Maybe that's just a characteristic of the instrument. Violas, and cellos are smoother.
Maestro Eldartford,

I think the element of...ahem...practice...may be in question here? ;>)

(Or maybe it's the chin-rest you are using. Have you tried the oxygen-free model by Hollistic Thermometer? Also, what kind of horse did you use for the bowhairs? It's that pesky synergy issue again.)
Vvrinc...I don't play much lately. Can't stand to listen to myself. I quit when I realized I would never sound like I Perlman.

The bow hair is from a fine Arabian horse, raised exclusively on organicly grown oats, but which was bred using artifical insemination Do you think this could be the problem?
Aha! Undoubtedly, there was contamination at the lab, consequently, leading to the Arabian in question developing hair of a particularly coarse nature. There is the scratchy sound right there! (Have you tried bi-hairing and, also maybe, placing an REF filter on the frog of the bow?)

I tried bi-wiring my piano strings and it has made me sound like Richter (well...Andy, nevertheless).