The flexible and innovative Mallarmé Chamber Players' performances are often collaborative and interdisciplinary, spanning a broad repertoire ranging from the traditional through such diverse music as African American, Asian, and Latino. For this concert, titled "Leipzig Locals," the Mallarmé musicians were wearing their HIP (Historically Informed Practice) "hats," or rather... instruments. The Baroque German composers' music was played on apt period instruments by traverse flute player Kathie Stewart, violinist Nicholas DiEugenio, pioneer viola da gamba and cello player Jaap ter Linden, and harpsichordist Elaine Funaro.   Read on . . .