Aceto, Sharp eyes! I've said it before, I can't edit worth a crap! As to my reticence to post, its guys like you!!!!!(Not!) My dictionary shows under A, "a capella". So my sin is, apparently, the omission of "an" not a seperation of the 'a' from capella. As you can tell now, its not acapella! Now, how's that for a combination of words that sounds like poor grammar, 'an a capella'. Sure sounds wierd to me. Any English majors around (assuming you're not one.) By the way, your welcome and I hope you and others take a chance on this recording. :-)
New Rachmaninov All-Night Vigil Vespers
Despite my normal reluctance to make unsolicited recommendations, I'm compelled by this rendition of Vespers. It's performed by the Estonian Philharmonia Chamber Choir directed by Paul Hiller. Harmonia Mundi. This group is to choirs what a chamber orchestra is to a full symphony orchestra. It has only 30 members. This reminds me so much of Herreweghe's Faure Requiem in its simplicity, serenity, intimacy, and great beauty. I'm swept away! I can't recommend it more highly to anyone who likes Russian Liturgical music or Rachmaninov's Vespers, or for that matter anyone who loves a capella choir.