Great choral music on lp

Robert Shaw, and his Atlanta based singers, is the guy you want, but I am not sure about LP.

Check out 'Choral Masterpieces' on Amazon.   And anything else by Shaw.   It will give you titles to look for.

Cheers

https://www.amazon.com/Holy-Night-Luciano-Pavarotti/dp/B009Z1T3BM/ref=tmm_vnl_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF...=

Luciano Pavarotti ... 'O Holy Night.'  Also, the right season for it.

Rich 

Not exactly what you may be seeking, but I recommend you check out Die Singphoniker, a six-voice all male group.  I've got several of their CD's which include discs dedicated to the likes of Haydn, Schubert, Mendelssohn, etc. Here's a link to one of their CD's on Amazon:  https://www.amazon.com/Complete-Songs-Male-Voices-1/dp/B000001S1D

You can also view/listen to their YouTube offerings.

The usual suspects on vinyl-Vintage offerings from Decca labels(Decca/London, Argo, Oiseau Lyre).

If you ever see any of the ARK Records label LP’s for sale, buy ’em all! They are recordings of amateur (but good) Minneapolis-area church choirs and organists made by speaker designer Robert Fulton in the 1970’s. The sound quality of those recordings is absolutely astonishing; liquidly-transparent, superb inner detail (each individual voice in the choir audible), natural organic timbre and texture, and VERY wide band---the shudder of the low bass pedals of the cathedral pipe organs will pressurize your listening room!