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A violinist equally at home in the role of soloist, chamber musician and director, Peter Fisher, established the Chamber Ensemble of London in 1997. Peter has made a number of solo and ensemble appearances in the South West, and gave the premier performance of Philip's Valse Viennoise in 2003. The piece, in its original working for solo piano, in fact dates from 1962!
Saxophonist, Naomi Sullivan, studied at the Royal College of Music and Northwestern University, Chicago, winning numerous prizes in the UK, Europe and the USA. In 2007 she gave a recital in the Plymouth Chamber Music Trust series at the University of Plymouth, with pianist, Tim Sidford. Despite an extremely taxing programme, Naomi still managed to include Philip's Waltzing Soprilda as a breathtaking encore on alto. Needless to say, Philip, reviewing the recital for The Herald, gave them full marks for their performance! As a member of the Paragon Saxophone Quartet, Naomi is regularly involved as a tutor on their International Summer School.
Philip first met top British pianist, Simon Crawford-Phillips, when Philip was reviewing the Kungsbacka Piano Trio at the University of Plymouth. Simon has since returned twice to the university, once more with the Kungsbacka, and once with piano-duet partner, Philip Moore, when they included the slow movement of Philip's Sonatina for Piano Duet as an encore in their recital in January 2005.
Saxophonist, Naomi Sullivan, studied at the Royal College of Music and Northwestern University, Chicago, winning numerous prizes in the UK, Europe and the USA. In 2007 she gave a recital in the Plymouth Chamber Music Trust series at the University of Plymouth, with pianist, Tim Sidford. Despite an extremely taxing programme, Naomi still managed to include Philip's Waltzing Soprilda as a breathtaking encore on alto. Needless to say, Philip, reviewing the recital for The Herald, gave them full marks for their performance! As a member of the Paragon Saxophone Quartet, Naomi is regularly involved as a tutor on their International Summer School.
Philip first met top British pianist, Simon Crawford-Phillips, when Philip was reviewing the Kungsbacka Piano Trio at the University of Plymouth. Simon has since returned twice to the university, once more with the Kungsbacka, and once with piano-duet partner, Philip Moore, when they included the slow movement of Philip's Sonatina for Piano Duet as an encore in their recital in January 2005.
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