Dr. Jason Noble has been making a worldwide impact on classical music in his roles as a conductor, lecturer and educational consultant for over 25 years. He has garnered significant acclaim throughout his career, leading the commission of new works by diverse and emerging composers, in addition to being known for his recognizable energetic lectures, and emotional performances at major concert venues in the United States and around the world.
This fall, he visited Australia after a previous successful consulting residency in Brisbane last February, and lead a number of performances in his home city of New York. He also returns “home” to again conduct the Columbia University Wind Ensemble this fall. With his work and research receiving continued worldwide interest, Noble continues to flourish as a musician and as an educator, and the crescendo of global opportunities indicates that the classical music world should pay attention to this incredible talent.
From Sept 25 – 29, Noble conducted the State Honours Ensemble Program at Queensland in Brisbane, Australia. From Sept. 30 – Oct. 4, he will be guest speaking and providing educational consulting to institutions in Sydney, Australia, interviewing subjects for an upcoming book release, and guest conducting the Queensland Conservatorium Wind Orchestra in Brisbane.