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e-mail: philip@lifemusic.org.uk

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Philip has done freelance work for a range of clients including local councils, the National Theatre of Scotland and the Dialog Project, a multi-arts secondary school project funded by Youth Music, the Arts Council and West Sussex County Council.

 

The Musical Path


Philip Milburn is a guitarist, pianist, percussionist, composer and singer-songwriter.  .

He trained at the University of London Goldsmiths College in Jazz & Popular Music, Musicianship and Music Workshop Skills. He has recently done postgraduate study in Secondary School Music Education and is about to begin an MA in Community Arts. 

He also studied group facilitation skills at the Findhorn Foundation, harmony singing with Tonalis (Michael Deason - Barrow), sound healing with Jonathan Goldman and works closely with with Dr Rod Paton on Lifemusic improvisation workshops.

Philip has studied voice with many different  teachers for over 25 years. He began teaching guitar 16 years ago to adults and children and gradually expanded into teaching singing, songwriting, piano, musicianship and eventually becoming a workshop facilitator.

Philip’s personal musical path has been very much about building confidence, self esteem, courage and self-discipline as well as the technical aspects of studying music. This lifelong path has
given him the experience and understanding to be able to help others break through fear, self-doubt, judgement and creative blocks to find their unique creative musical and vocal self-expression.

Philip's personal and spiritual path has included 20 years of work with a Native American Spirit teacher, Red Cloud, the study of Tantra and an ongoing connection with the Findhorn Foundation community in Scotland.

Philip is writing an original musical and performs as a singer- songwriter

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