Jordan Nobles is a JUNO Award-winning Canadian composer known for music of “unearthly beauty” (Mondomagazine) that invites listeners to “close (their) eyes and transcend into a cloud of music” (Discorder Magazine). With over 100 works for orchestra, ensemble, and choir, his compositions have been performed around the world and are celebrated for their immersive soundscapes and evocative use of space.

Over the course of his career, Jordan has released 11 albums of his music and received numerous accolades, including the distinguished Azrieli Music Prize (2024), a JUNO Award (2017), and a Western Canadian Music Award (2018). He has also earned first prizes in several international composition competitions, including the Unbound Flute Festival (Brisbane, 2016), Sacra/Profana (San Diego, 2013), Vancouver Bach Choir (2008), and Polyphonos (Seattle, 2011).

He is a past recipient of the Jan V. Matejcek Award from SOCAN for outstanding achievement in New Classical Music (2017) and was honoured with the Barbara Pentland Award of Excellence for his “extraordinary contribution to Canadian music.”

Jordan lives in Deep Cove, BC, with his wife Kelly and their daughter Julian

Website: http://www.jordannobles.com/