American Chamber Players perform a lost treasure

Rummage around in classical music's closets, and you're bound to find a few treasures: works by once-famous composers who have long vanished from view. Take Louise Farrenc, for instance. This 19th-century French composer rose to prominence in the male-dominated musical establishment of her time, was promptly forgotten, and left behind some superb music, including the rarely heard "Trio for flute, cello, and piano, Op. 45," the highlight of a fine concert by the American Chamber Players at the Kr...