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Matthew Compton. MATTHEW COMPTON (b. 1994) was born in Honolulu, Hawaii. He is studying K-12 Choral Education at Concordia University in Wisconsin. Ever since he started with handbells in 2007, he has been ringing, composing, and conducting non-stop. Published at 15, he has had his music played at both regional and national handbell festivals ...
Matthew Compton is a Colorado Springs native who has been composing, arranging, and conducting music for handbells since 2007 when he was in the eighth grade. He had his first composition published at the age of 15, making him one of the youngest ever published handbell composers. He currently has about a dozen compositions and arrangements in ...
Review: This is the David Davidson composition contest winner from 2023. Get ready for a ride with Matthew Compton's unique composition "Soundscapes"! Featuring a wide range of timbres from handbells, handchimes, optional Silver Melody Bells (or another style of handbell), and even using water to create a pitch bend, this piece will be an exciting moment for any concert.
Handbell Solo/Ensemble Performers. 12 Handbells (or 9-11) 16 Handbells (or 13-15) 20 handbells (or 17-19) ... Home / Product Composer/Arranger / Matthew Compton
Vancouver, WA. Matthew Compton is Bells of the Cascades’ music director. A Colorado Springs native, he has been composing, arranging, and conducting music for handbells since 2007 when he was in the eighth grade. He had his first composition published at the age of fifteen, making him one of the youngest published handbell composers.
Bells of the Cascades is pleased to announce our new music director, Matthew Compton.Matthew is a Colorado Springs native who has been composing, arranging, and conducting music for handbells since 2007 when he was in the eighth grade. He had his first composition published at the age of 15, making him one of the youngest ever published handbell composers. He has numerous compositions and ...
Matthew Compton, 15, is one of the youngest published handbell composers. In October 2007, Matthew picked up his very first handbell and that was just the beginning as he now has three pieces accepted for publication. With three years' ringing experience, Matthew is developing ringing skills with the help of Kevin McChesney and the Pikes Peak ...
