So does the singing of the fine vocal ensemble Josquin Capella, a group of eight excellent and well-balanced voices who really know each other--that is, they know the meaning of "ensemble"--and the stylistic demands of the music and the genre. Two highlights are the disc's two longest pieces--Erzürne dich nicht (Psalm 37) and Benedicam Dominum in omni tempore (Psalm 34)--which together show both the choir and composer's best stuff, including lovely vocal phrasing and interpretive sensitivity (especially the alternating female- and male-voice sections in Psalm 34) and Stoltzer's most refined polyphonic writing. The sound is ideal. [5/30/2006]