But James Baillieu, nephew of former Victorian premier Ted Baillieu and the great, great nephew of the revered family patriarch known as “WL”, shrugs off the derogatory moniker. His supporters instead ...

Intimations of the latter flashed through much of a well-planned programme - elements of it already featured in her Wigmore Hall debut recital - in partnership with consummate, calm pianism from James ...

Every so often, a performance hits you right in the solar plexus. That’s how it was for me with Sunday afternoon’s performance of Schubert’s great song cycle Winterreise. Presented in the Dallas Opera ...

From the heady eroticism of Bizet to the lazy, summer affections of Faure, the light, youthful lusts of Mozart to Strauss and Liszt’s mature desire, it was a programme calculated to stir both loins ...

In the second concert of her Artist Spotlight series at the Barbican, Lise Davidsen performs again in recital, this time alongside young tenor Freddie De Tommaso, who recently made a spectacular debut ...

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James Baillieu has the distinction of making more appearances at the Wigmore Hall this season than any other musician. As a featured artist there, he has been given an extraordinary 11 concerts making ...

Cellist Tim Lowe and pianist James Baillieu played a range of full-blooded compositions – or “hearty” ones, as Tim put it – at the Pavilion Theatre on Thursday lunchtime. Their programme included ...

The lolly company backed by of one of Melbourne’s most prominent families is tasting new success in the US. Candy Club, which is backed by Mr Baillieu, young rich list member Adam Schwab and the Coors ...

The pianist and flautist focused on 20th-century pieces in a recital with outstanding playing but little theatrical edge Looking through the four weeks of the Wigmore Hall’s current lunchtime series ...

Even if it's not a huge purchase, we think it was good to see that James Baillieu, the Non-Executive Chairman of Candy Club Holdings Limited (ASX:CLB) recently shelled out AU$91k to buy stock, at AU$0 ...