Philip Griffin
Philip Griffin is an amazingly versatile, creative, and generous musician. He plays, improvises, and composes in many styles on many different instruments. During this episode you’ll hear him play the rebab, the ukulele, and guitar in his duo with violinist Jude Iddison. He reflects on his work teaching children and people with disabilities, and reflects on some of his important mentors including Richard Gill, Linsey Pollak and Ross Daly. In this conversation with Philip, I was really happy to be able to talk about some of the themes I find most interesting as a musician: education, creativity, and mentorship. Philip was introduced to me by Linsey Pollak, and I hope if you missed his episode that you’ll check it out, linked below.
Video Podcast Spotify Apple (and lots of other podcast players!)
Philip Griffin Website Banksia Album with Jude Iddison Philip on Facebook for Photos
The photos below are all Philip’s - if you watch the video version, you’ll see a slide show of these photos toward the end of the episode (check out the Timestamps) when we talk about how he got so interested in observing nature and taking nature photographs. His Facebook and website are linked below if you want to contact him or follow his photography.
