A much deserved congratulations to Miami’s Seraphic Fire, who’s recording of the Monteverdi Vespers of 1610 raced up the iTunes classical charts last week (was at number 1 as of Saturday evening), in part because of a big boost from a viral Facebook campaign. Music journalist Jeff Lunden listened to the disc, liked what he heard and talked to Seraphic Fire founder Patrick Dupre Quigley for this piece on NPR’s Weekend All Things Considered – click here to read Seraphic Fire’s insider report & here to hear the NPR piece.