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About

Philip began studying the violin aged six. Two years later, he was offered a place at Chetham's School of Music in Manchester, at the time becoming their youngest pupil.

Philip was soon performing around the UK, and at 13 played for the first time as a soloist with an orchestra. He has performed as a member of several ensembles and orchestras, in venues including the Bridgewater Hall, the Royal Festival Hall, Manchester Cathedral, Chester Cathedral and St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle.

In 2024, Philip fulfilled his long-held dream of setting up his own orchestra, with two concerts at Chester's Town Hall. These were reviewed as being "breathtaking", "magical" and "truly a night to remember". In May 2025, the orchestra will grow in size, and will stage another three magical concerts. To purchase tickets, please click here.

Philip plays a violin made in the year 1750, by a German luthier named Sebastian Klotz. Alongside his passion for the violin, he also enjoys the piano.

 

Beyond music, Philip is a keen filmmaker. His short film Pong tells the story of a ping pong ball that comes to life and goes on an adventure. The film won a BBC competition and was awarded an official 'U' certificate. Watch it here.

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