"When I was in high school, I attended summer music camp a couple times, and that introduced me to a world of people who, quite frankly, are like me. While there were some people in my high school that were also musically and creatively inclined, I had never been around so many people like that before."
"If you think about it, composing and architecture aren't too far off from each other. But I'm really glad that I chose music - or that music chose me - however that works. I've been very fortunate in my life and the musical experiences that I have that I've just kept building and growing."
"If I look at details at any given moment in my life, there's always difficulties or really super highs. But the balance sheet is pretty good so far. And at this point, I'm just addicted to it."
Keep Quiet and Forgive is a PBS documentary that reveals the abuse faced by women in the Amish community. It follows women challenging the patriarchal culture that pressures them to remain silent. The film features a score by Oregon composer William Campbell, who uses chamber strings, piano, and light electronics to enhance the emotional impact. Campbell reflects on his journey as a composer, his experiences at music camp, and his decision to pursue music over architecture, emphasizing the importance of creative community and personal growth.
Read at Oregon ArtsWatch * Arts & Culture News
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