William Campbell, Ph.D.
William Campbell composes
music for theater, dance, film and the concert stage. A talented
pianist and improviser, he has also performed in multiple music
groups including the acclaimed Sonoran Consort. William is an
assistant professor of music at St. Ambrose University in Davenport,
Iowa, teaching Music Theory and Composition. He has also taught at
Southwest Missouri State University and Pima Community College.
He attended the University of Arizona (BM), the San Francisco Conservatory of Music (MM) and the University of Oregon (PhD). His teachers included Daniel Asia, David Conte, Elinor Armer, David Crumb and Robert Kyr. His music has received regional and national awards, and he has received recognition for outstanding scholarship and teaching. To read more about his education and accomplishments, please visit www.williamcampbellmusic.com.
To listen to music by William Campbell, please follow the "Sound File" links on the pages of Concert Music and Songs for Worship. Sound file links are in Real Audio and MP3 format, and are currently being updated.
Publicity pictures of William are available on this site, at the pictures page. Dr. Campbell and his family recently moved from the desert near Tucson, Arizona where they lived in a straw bale house they built by hand.