ABOUT…

Violinist and violist Max Baillie crosses an exciting spectrum of music and performance mediums including classical, pop, improvisation, composing and directing and collaborations with dance and electronics. Max has appeared on stages from Carnegie Hall to Glastonbury, from Mali to Moscow, and plays regularly for TV and radio broadcast.

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Max'

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Recent NEWS

Monday 7th May 2012

OCTETS with the ARONOWITZ ENSEMBLE

‘Thank you Aronowitz Ensemble for a smashing octet double bill on Thursday night, the Enescu and Mendelssohn Octets. Particularly the Enescu, which is one of my most favourite pieces, has been running through my head on repeat ever since. I saw the original score in the Enescu Museum in Bucharest once. It seems to be programmed more often these days… have a listen if you haven’t already… amazing!’

Wednesday 28th March 2012

KORA / VIOLIN RECORDINGS ONLINE

Some new recordings are up on Soundcloud, made from a live concert with Sura Susso. Here’s an excerpt from a live improvisation which began the concert:

For more information and other recordings please visit the Projects page on this website: ‘Max Baillie and Sura Susso’

Wednesday 14th March 2012

Aurora BBC Broadcast online

 

Last night’s live BBC Radio Broadcast at a sold-out LSO St Luke’s here in London is on iplayer, available until Tuesday 20th March here.

Saturday 25th February 2012

AURORA LIVE CONCERT ONLINE TONIGHT!

You can watch Aurora’s concert Love Song for a City streamed live from London’s Roundhouse here from 7:30pm, and then it’ll be available for a week.

Friday 24th February 2012

BBC Broadcast on iplayer / live Guardian webstream

Today’s concert live on BBC Radio 3 is available for a week on iplayer here. Highlight for me was definitely the septet version of Strauss’ Metamorphosen, which begins 48 minutes into the show… We play the full version tomorrow night at the Roundhouse, and it’ll be broadcast live on the Guardian website here and then available for a week.