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Matthew Compton has created a lush setting of the English folk hymn tune 'Forest Green' which begins quietly, then increases in intensity until the final stanza which explodes with energy!

We welcome Matt Compton to our handbell catalog with his exciting setting of the medieval hymn 'Gaudete.' The mixed meter and malleted accompaniment is a driving force in this pulsating arrangement, w...

From arranger Matt Compton here is a powerful hymn arrangement for 3-7 octave bell choirs. The driving rhythmic pattern energizes the piece through constant motion. All ringers get an opportunity to s...

With constant flowing sixteenth notes, arranger Matthew Compton gives the tune BEACH SPRING a refreshing and meditative setting. Well worth the challenge, this arrangement will make a fine addition to...

Arranger Matthew Compton has provided us with another high energy arrangement. True to a Toccata, this arrangement based on the 'King's Weston' tune flies along with fiery rhythms and continuous inten...

Opening with a motive based on the first three notes of the melody, this dynamic setting will be a welcome addition to any worship, concert, or festival experience. The arrangement starts swift but bu...

This Advent medley begins with LV and the hymn 'Savior of the Nations, Come, ' then moves into a gently syncopated accompaniment supporting 'O Come, O Come, Emmanuel. ' Then with subtle touch, the cha...

This compelling rendition based on the Passion Chorale is brimming with text painting. To aid the performers, the biblical text is set over the music as a reference. Using techniques, such as a drivin...

Starting with a peaceful, simple motif that recurs throughout, this arrangement gives us a refreshing take on the hymn, 'Beautiful Savior. ' With unexpected harmonies and a dramatic climax, the piece...

6 Saxophone Pieces Vol. 1 for Tenor Saxophone and Piano by Ole Winstrup Olesen, dating from 1937.

6 Saxophone Pieces Vol. 2 for Tenor Saxophone and Piano by Ole Winstrup Olesen, dating from 1943.

Mit Grussbeiträgen von Paul Badura-Skoda, Kenneth Bruscia, Tilly Eder, Iván Eröd, Christian Heindl, László Horváth, Hans Kann, Walter Klasinc, James Levine, György Ligeti, Andor Losonczy, Johannes Leo...