Philip Moore is a musician whose work ranges from concerto and two-piano repertoire to chamber music, ensemble playing and orchestral piano.

He studied at London’s Royal Academy of Music with Hamish Milne, later receiving the Meaker Fellowship and becoming an Associate of the Academy. He is a Steinway Artist.

Much of Philip’s musical life has been shaped by collaboration. His long-standing piano duo with Simon Crawford-Phillips has won international prizes and awards, including a Borletti-Buitoni Trust Fellowship, and has given major premieres by composers including Detlev Glanert, Anna Meredith and Steve Reich. Their performances of Reich’s Quartet, with Colin Currie and Sam Walton, have taken them to Carnegie Hall, Tokyo Opera City, the Kölner Philharmonie, the Cité de la Musique in Paris and other major international venues. Their Nonesuch recording was named one of The Guardian’s Top 10 classical releases of 2018.

Philip is a member of the Colin Currie Group and has performed and broadcast extensively throughout Europe, North America and Asia. He appears regularly with leading ensembles and orchestras, combining chamber music, contemporary repertoire and orchestral performance within a varied freelance career.

Originally from the Vale of Evesham and now based in London, Philip enjoys exploring cities and landscapes on foot between engagements. Away from the piano, he is a keen runner and skier, and is always on the lookout for good coffee and interesting wines.

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