Built on the Rock

Multiple, arr. Compton, Matthew, Evergreen Music

Perfect for your Reformation Sunday, this accessible arrangement combines the hymns "Built on the Rock" (Ludvig M. Lindeman) and "Praise to the Lord, the Almighty" (LOBE DEN HERREN).

Catalyst

Compton, Matthew, Evergreen Music

As the title suggests, this work by Matthew Compton is an exciting and explosive piece from beginning to end! "Catalyst" was inspired by the idea that people can be a catalyst for change, especially college students.

Danza

Compton, Matthew, Evergreen Music

Written while Matthew Compton was directing the handbell ensemble at Concordia University in Portland, this piece is dedicated to the wonderful and fun ringers of that ensemble!

Masters In This Hall

Traditional English Carol, arr. Compton, Matthew, Evergreen Music

Matthew Compton gives us a very exciting arrangement of the traditional English carol, Masters in This Hall. Advanced ensembles will love the fast technique changes and creative harmonies, as well as an earworm of an original melody woven throughout!

Rigaudon on Cwm Rhondda

Traditional, arr. Compton, Matthew, Evergreen Music

Set in a classical style, the tune CWM RHONDDA is simply fun from beginning to end!

Simplicity

Compton, Matthew, Evergreen Music

Matthew Compton’s "Simplicity" was written for a dear friend who exemplifies humility, love, and kindness. This piece is a very accessible work that any group can put together in just a few rehearsals!

Transitions of the Heart

Compton, Matthew, Evergreen Music

"Transitions of the Heart" is a commissioned piece about self-discovery, acceptance, and unconditional love. With a heartfelt story and inspiration (which can be read on the inside cover of the music), this piece will be a worthy addition to any group's repertoire.

Ubi Caritas

Multiple, arr. Compton, Matthew, Evergreen Music

Church and community ensembles alike will love the sensitivity and chance for expressive ringing in this arrangement by Matthew Compton which combines the traditional Gregorian Chant "Ubi Caritas" and Gustav Holst’s THAXTED from "Jupiter".