About

“The very model of a modern, cool composer,” Noah Luna composes original concert music, writes orchestrations for pop, rock, and hip hop artists, conducts orchestras for live concerts and recordings, and helps produce Films, TV, and Animation as part of the music and production teams. Noah has been Young Artist-in-Residence with the Berkeley Symphony through their “Under Construction Project” (Now: Earshot), editor and arranger for San Francisco Chamber Orchestra’s Incredible Shrinking Orchestra Project arranging massive works for 14 players of the SFCO, and was part of the inaugural groups of composer residents as part of Gabriela Lena Frank's GLFCAM.

Noah grew up in Mountain View, CA and attended De Anza College (Paul Setzio's Studio), CSU East Bay (BA Music, Frank LaRocca and Rafael Hernandez's studios), and the San Francisco Conservatory of Music (MM, Composition).

While still a student, he opened BCP Music: a full service Publishing Company, offering production services as well as contract negotiations and order fulfillment. In addition to working with BCP Music's growing roster of composers, he began collaborating with popular music artists on live, filmed, and syndicated specials for PBS, touring shows with HANSON and Streetlight Manifesto (as well as their offshoots BOTAR & TohKay), and working in the studio with hip-hop artists, rock artists, and pop artists as conductor, orchestrator, and production assistant. This led to opportunities working on feature films, animated movies and series episodes, as well as commercial (ad) composition. You can read more on his music page, or peruse his IMDB page for more info.