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He has worked as an examiner with Trinity Guildhall, and as their syllabus consultant for the Electronic Organ. He has also been a Moderator for GCSE Music, Performing and Composing, for AQA. He has also contributed a book on the Piano Concertos of the Irish composer, John Field, to the Reference section of Plymouth Library Service.
In October 2002, Philip was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, reflecting his contribution to the promotion of classical music in Plymouth and the local area, through his columns, articles and reviews at The Herald newspaper.
In October 2002, Philip was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, reflecting his contribution to the promotion of classical music in Plymouth and the local area, through his columns, articles and reviews at The Herald newspaper.
Having conducted a number of choirs and operatic societies in the South West of England, Philip undertook a School-teacher Placement at the Royal Opera House, subsequently gaining a Certificate in Professional Development. In addition to private teaching, performing and composing, Philip contributes a weekly page and regular concert reviews for Plymouth's The Herald, as well as providing programme notes for a number of local organisations, including Plymouth Chamber Music Trust, and Plymouth Symphony Orchestra. He also writes occasional magazine reviews of music and music software.
