Biography
Composer of classical music and music for film. Also an audio engineer, author and scientist. Happy to explore other genres and work with others on suitable projects. Also happy to consider projects as an audio engineer or to undertake author assignments. Contact through FMA.
Julian Ashbourn has enjoyed an enduring career in the professional audio, computer science and aviation areas, but has also undertaken a considerable amount of voluntary work, assisting Government agencies and others with respect to the ethical use of technology in society. This activity lasted for more than 20 years and took the composer all over the world.
By training and qualification he is a Geoscientist and his written much in connection with the Earth Sciences, Geology and related areas. He is the inventor of the Evolutionary Conservation concept, a movement which could do much to preserve the natural world.
His musical compositions, while appearing within a relatively short time window, have been developing in the background for many years as he draws inspiration from his own life and the discoveries therein.
Now retired, he is nonetheless happy to be involved with humanitarian projects, especially those in support of education and child welfare.
Julian Ashbourn has enjoyed an enduring career in the professional audio, computer science and aviation areas, but has also undertaken a considerable amount of voluntary work, assisting Government agencies and others with respect to the ethical use of technology in society. This activity lasted for more than 20 years and took the composer all over the world.
By training and qualification he is a Geoscientist and his written much in connection with the Earth Sciences, Geology and related areas. He is the inventor of the Evolutionary Conservation concept, a movement which could do much to preserve the natural world.
His musical compositions, while appearing within a relatively short time window, have been developing in the background for many years as he draws inspiration from his own life and the discoveries therein.
Now retired, he is nonetheless happy to be involved with humanitarian projects, especially those in support of education and child welfare.
