Ashley William Smith

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Ashley William Smith
Born1984
Occupation(s)Chair of Woodwind and Contemporary Performance
AwardsFreedman Award of the Music Council of Australia. "Performance of the Year" APRA Art Music Awards.
Academic background
Alma mater University of Western Australia, Yale University
Thesis Redefining moments: Interpreting flexible moment form in the late solo works of Franco Donatoni (2020)