Audiophile song in 24 bit / 96 kHz in iTunes Store?

I am an audiophile listener. Up to now I mostly bought SACD or DVD-Audio with 24 bit and at least 96 kHz. In the meantime there are some audiophile download stores, but I am wondering if I could find uncompressed (or at least only Apple Lossless compressed) material high resolution material in the iTunes Store as well?
Does anyone know if this material is offered and how I can find it? There is no special area. Is the few material sorted inside the regular offers? I have checked some of my albums on disc, but did not find the equivalent item for download.

Thomas A. wrote:
I am an audiophile listener.
Then you need to avoid the iTunes Store.
I am wondering if I could find uncompressed (or at least only Apple Lossless compressed) material high resolution material
Yes! There are other online stores that sell downlaods of audiophile (96/24) quality tracks. Check out HD Tracks and Eclassical for starters.

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