Philip Heyman

Thank you to Philip Heyman who has been creating vidoes of my recordings with a Viola accompaniment.

Philip Heyman gave his concerto debut aged eleven, and went on to study at the Royal College of Music, winning three major viola prizes.

On graduation he was immediately offered a permanent post with the BBC Symphony Orchestra, with whom he toured extensively and appeared in many Prom concerts. Subsequently he accepted the position of Sub-Principal Viola with English National Opera where he remained for nine years. During this time he worked with many major British orchestras and ensembles, as well as giving recitals and teaching.

In 1998 he took up his current position as Principal Viola for Welsh National Opera, and has subsequently performed many of the major orchestral solos, some on radio and television. He has been invited as guest Principal with many national orchestras and groups including CBSO, RPO, BSO, RLPO and BBCPO.

As a part of a viola/piano duo, he continues to give solo recitals and offers consultations and teaches, both privately and at Cardiff University. He was a member of the Cardiff based viola quartet Absolute Zero and has also started to explore the repertoire for guitar, flute & viola as a member of Still Life with Guitar

In 2002, Philip became the owner of Europe’s first Pellegrina pomposa model viola; an instrument he considers to be a significant innovation in string design and which he feels privileged to champion.

Recently, Philip co-founded Cardiff Friendly Strings, a group for early-stage adult string players, and its ‘Sister’ group Cardiff String Family, an occasional string group for family string players to play together.

Throughout his career, Philip has taught from beginner to professional level; with nearly 40 years of experience, he continues to find this aspect of his work still to be one of the most rewarding roles he undertakes.

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Holy, Holy, Holy! Lord God Almighty

12th March 2018 Hymn / 11 12 12 10 / Exodus 33 / General / John Bacchus Dykes (1823-1876) / Lower Key / Morning Prayer / Nicea / Philip Heyman / Reginald Heber (1783-1826) / Year A All Saints' Day / Year A Proper 12 Ordinary 17 Trinity 7 / Year A Proper 23, Ordinary 28, Trinity 18 / Year A Proper 24, Ordinary Time 29, Trinity 19 / Year A Proper 25, Ordinary 30, Trinity 20 / Year A Trinity Sunday / Year B Pentecost, Whit Sunday / Year B Trinity Sunday / Year C 2nd Sunday Before Lent / Year C All Saints' Day / Year C Epiphany 5 / Year C Proper 27 3rd Sunday before Advent / Year C Trinity Sunday

Holy, Holy, Holy! Lord God Almighty (Nicea, Organ and Trumpet, 4 Verses)

Holy, Holy, Holy! Lord God Almighty : Recording Original Key – D Major Holy, Holy, Holy! Lord God Almighty :

I Knew My Lord Jesus

30th November 2017 12 12 11 10 / Bridget O'Malley / Celtic / Feast of St Andrew, St Andrews Day / General / Holy Week Tuesday / Hymn / Philip Heyman / Richard Irwin Original / Richard M S Irwin (b. 1955) / Turlough O'Carolan (1670 - 1738) / Year A Epiphany 1 (Baptism of The Lord) / Year A Epiphany 2 / Year A Epiphany 3 / Year A Epiphany 5 / Year A Lent 3 / Year A Lent 4 / Year A Proper 19, Ordinary 24, Trinity 14 / Year A Proper 9, Ordinary 14, Trinity 5, 6th Sunday after Penecost / Year B Proper 14, Ordinary 19, Trinity 10 / Year C Christmas 2 / Year C Easter 3 / Year C Proper 22, Ordinary 27, Trinity 16 / Year C Proper 6 Ordinary 11

I Knew My Lord Jesus (Bridget O’Malley, Flute and Violin, 3 Verses)

I Knew My Lord Jesus Recording Tune: Bridget O’Malley, a traditional Celtic melody composed by Turlough O’Carolan (1670 – 1738), Public

Rejoice The Lord Is King (Darwell'S 148Th, Organ, 5 Verses)

23rd November 2017 66 66 88 / Ascension Day / Brass Band / Candlemas - Presentation of Christ in the Temple / Charles Wesley (1707-1788) / Classical / Darwell's 148th / Descant / Easter Sunday / General / Hymn / Philip Heyman / Rejoice the Lord is King / TBR / Transfiguration of the Lord (Years A,B,C) / Year A Easter 2 / Year A Easter 7 / Year A Epiphany Transfiguration Sunday, Next Before Lent / Year A Feast of Christ The King / Year A Palm Sunday - Liturgy of The Palms and Liturgy of The Passion / Year A Proper 18, Ordinary 23, Trinity 13 / Year A Proper 21, Ordinary 26, Trinity 16 / Year A Proper 23, Ordinary 28, Trinity 18 / Year A Proper 24, Ordinary Time 29, Trinity 19 / Year A Proper 25, Ordinary 30, Trinity 20 / Year A Thanksgiving Day USA / Year A Third Sunday Before Advent / Year B Advent 4 / Year B Easter 2 / Year B Easter 7 / Year B Epiphany 3 / Year B Feast of Christ The King / Year B Proper 10, Ordinary 15, Trinity 6 / Year B Proper 12, Ordinary 17, Trinity 8 / Year B Proper 27, Ordinary 32, Third Sunday Before Advent / Year B Proper 6, Ordinary 11, Trinity 2 / Year B Thanksgiving Day USA / Year C Advent 1 / Year C Advent 3 / Year C All Saints' Day / Year C Easter 2 / Year C Easter 7 - Seventh Sunday of Easter / Year C Feast Of Christ The King / Year C Proper 16, Ordinary 21, Trinity 10 / Year C Proper 21, Ordinary 26, Trinity 25 / Year C Proper 25, Ordinary 30, Trinity 19 / Year C Proper 26, 4th Sunday Before Advent / Year C Thanksgiving Day USA

Rejoice The Lord Is King (Darwell’s 148th, Brass Band, 5 Verses)

Alternative settings of Rejoice the Lord is King Rejoice The Lord Is King : Recording Brass Band Tune: Darwell’s 148th composed