Philip Kennedy has worked in the piano industry since 1976 - this is a selection of photos of the events and places where he has worked, and the people he has met.
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Distinguished pianist Vladimir Feltsman (left) at a recording session for Nimbus Records at Wyastone, Monmouth, June 2013, with piano technician Philip Kennedy (centre) and record producer and director at Wyastone, Adrian Farmer
Philip Kennedy with distinguished pianist Vladimir Feltsman at Wyastone Concert Hall
Concert tuning at Malvern Theatre for the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra
Piano hire for the Three Choirs Festival 2012, in Hereford Cathedral
Piano hire at the Ludlow Assembly Rooms for Finzi Friends
Piano hire at Ludlow Assembly Rooms
Phil recently worked on an antique Collard & Collard piano
Phil's Yamaha S6 performance grand - available for hire!
Phil's Yamaha S6 hand-crafted piano, available for professional concert hire
Phil at the Piano Tuners' Association dinner
A new Kemble upright piano belonging to a domestic client, which Phil recently tuned
A rehearsal in progress for a live BBC broadcast of pianists Ami and Pascal Rogé, Wyastone Concert Hall
Rehearsal in progress at the Civic Hall, Stratford - Orchestra of the Swan with pianist Huw Watkins
Rehearsal in progress for violin and piano recital at Birmingham Town Hall
Wye Valley Music, piano trio concert at Bridges Community Centre, Monmouth.
Wye Valley Music, piano trio concert at Bridges Community Centre, Monmouth.
Phil and some piano trade colleagues visiting the Steinway factory in New York
A brand new Bösendorfer grand piano with a beautifully decorated case. You can still see the protective film around the lid edge, which still has to be removed. This brand is now owned by Yamaha.
Tuning a double-manual harpsichord for a concert by the Hanover Band.
Phil preparing a concert grand piano at Symphony Hall, Birmingham, for an orchestral concert