Philip Wood

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  www.abforum.co.uk/boxingnews/england/Club-Expanding.asp - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/8/2008    Last Visited: 8/20/2008  

  Burngreave Amateur Boxing Club opened last September but business is booming so much that owner Phil Wood is starting new sessions.
  
  Phil said the club had sparked widespread interest and will soon be starting a women's class on Sundays.
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  "We've had men and women from as young as four to 55-years-old from all nationalities, everyone is welcome," said Phil.

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  PHILIP WOOD (1972 - )
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  The British composer, Philip Wood was born on 29 January 1972 near Leeds. His awakening to music occured when he was ten and after hearing a one of the English Dances of Malcolm Arnold. He completed his schooling at Woodkirk High School, Tingley, Wakefield, where he was from 1983-1990, with ten GCSE's in 1988 and two 'A' levels in 1990. During 1990-92 he undertook orchestral studies with Sir Malcolm Arnold at his home at Attleborough in Norfolk. At the same time he was both the viola player and administrator of the Nene String Quartet and a bass-baritone with the Nene College Chamber Choir. In 1991 he was guest conductor of the Cotswold Symphony Orchestra who gave the first performance of his Three Sketches for Full Orchestra at Cheltenham Town Hall on 4 September that year.

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  More than 17 years ago, Phil Wood and his son Tim
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  Phil Wood has a diverse background.He was a veteran of the United States Army serving our country in World War II, he was an actor, singer, and worked for 20 plus years and retired as an aerospace engineer manager. Along with his interesting background he also has 40 years of Antique experience to include antique restoration.
  
  Phil contributed a great deal to the little area we now
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  Owner: Phil Wood

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  Philip Wood
  
  Philip Wood was born in 1972 near Leeds.
  
  He is a composer and teacher currently living and working in Cumbria.
  
  He studied Music and Drama in Northampton, gaining an honours degree in 1993.

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  On the Saturday, special guest, Cumbrian composer Philip Wood led the workshops based on his composition, Partita for String Orchestra. His involvement in the weekend was greatly appreciated and he was an instant hit with the players.

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  We also hope to welcome a special guest , Cumbrian composer Philip Wood, whose new work for string orchestra will form part of the weekend's repertoire.

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  Published on: 7/1/2004    Last Visited: 4/22/2008  

  As well as composing, Douglas arranges mediaeval repertoire and folksongs for the choir, and we have been very fortunate to have original compositions written specially for us by Dr Philip Wood, director of Cockermouth ladies' choir Castlegate Singers, who has also written commissions for counter tenor James Bowman and pianist Martin Roscoe.

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  Published on: 7/30/2004    Last Visited: 7/30/2004  

  The 54-year-old American photojournalist's work is a favourite of Philip Wood, the owner of the 10-year-old Philip Wood Gallery in Almonte.
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  Wood, 55, a former employee of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, decided to go out on a limb when he retired and opened an art gallery, despite the fact that he has no formal training in the arts.He studied history at York University.
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  "I wanted to move away from my previous work experience," Wood said."I came into it with no prejudices."
  
  Almonte may seem an unlikely place for some, but for Wood, it is a natural.
  
  "It is a small town with an art-friendly reputation," he said."I also believe that culture does not stop at the city lights."
  
  "When I initially opened the gallery, I featured artists from the military or the police, because those were the only people I knew who had experience in the arts.Then about six months later, I expanded to include local contemporary artists."
  
  Wood sees photography as an important art form, and sees Steve McCurry as one of the major figures in photojournalism.
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  Wood had to assume all of the production costs himself.This included matting and framing the photographs as well as publicity costs.
  
  Wood has been impressed by how well the show has been received by the public.
  
  "I had to go out and buy a box of kleenex one day because someone was really overwhelmed," Wood said.
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  Wood has sold 28 of them.
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  In some people's minds, she has taken on the appearance of a Madonna," Wood said.
  
  Others have told Wood they believe she represents "The face of war unmasked."
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  Wood is no stranger to mounting important exhibitions.He has in the past shown Rod MacIvor's photographic tribute to former prime minister Pierre Trudeau.He also had a showing of the late environmentalist and filmmaker Bill Mason's art.

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  Philip WoodOwnerTel: (613) 256-6133Fax: (613) 256-6134Toll Free: 1-888-326-6133

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  Published on: 10/11/2006    Last Visited: 12/8/2008  

  Founded in 1976 by Richard Bennett, Head of Music at Cockermouth School, Castlegate Singers are now led by the Musical Director and composer Philip Wood.
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  Philip continually adds his own compositions and arrangements to the choir's varied and uplifting repertoire. His talent and originality help to refresh the singing experience for members, enhance their expertise and extend the scope of the choir's contribution to the community.
  
  To celebrate the choir's 25th anniversary, the choir commissioned Philip Wood to write a four-movement work, "Shine Out", which was dedicated to the Castlegate Singers.

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