No. 7, Yo Ho Ho - Stephen Roberts

Nobilitas - Jan van der Roost

The orchestration of NOBILITAS is full of warmth and sonority, illustrating the dignified character of the piece. it seems to emanate the solemnity and nobility of an 'minence grise' such as Yoshihiro Kimura, on whom's character the composer was inspired by.

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Noble Deeds - Charles Rochester Young

Noble Gestures - Gary P. Gilroy

A stunning work of regal scope and profound energy! Dedicated to all those who perform acts of service and kindness, it serves as a fitting tribute to those selfless individuals. A crown jewel in the realm of concert band repertoire!

Noble Heritage - David Shaffer

From the composer of the best-selling "Spiritus" and "Excellentia." Spirited and rhythmically simple, this contemporary march is straight ahead and ideally suited for young groups. A perfect tool for studying cut-time and great as a contest opener.

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Noble Portrait - Steve Hodges

A memorable, plaintive melody presented in a variety of textures highlights this moving piece. Each section of the band has the opportunity to present the expressive theme, while a bold contrasting section provides an effective variation. The expressive and dynamic qualities of this piece will provide a valuable teaching opportunity for the young band. (2:45)

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Noble Procession - Eric Osterling

Here is an easy new march guaranteed to make any beginning band sound great. Solid writing and catchy melodies insure success with this one.

Noble Quest - Steve Hodges

Introduce your students to the minor mode with Noble Quest. Strong unison melodies build confidence in young players while simple rhythms encourage stronger playing. Close your concert with the power and majesty of Noble Quest.

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Nobles of the Mystic Shrine - John Philip Sousa

Sousa composed this march at the request of his nephew, who was sponsoring his uncle's entrance into the Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine in 1922. The following year, the march received its premiere in Washington D.C., under the largest band ever led by Sousa, comprised of no fewer than 6,200 Shriners. This medium-level arrangement by Charles L. Booker, Jr. makes this classic march more accessible to bands, with scoring for modern instrumental forces and transposition to an easier key.

Nobles of the Mystic Shrine (March) - John Philip Sousa

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