Composer and Pianist, Nancy V. Noon, although a native of New Mexico, has performed, taught, and directed choral groups throughout much of the United States. While in North Dakota, Nancy performed in many community theaters, but in the 1970s she changed hats from actor and singer to that of Resident Musical Director for the Mouse River Players in Minot, North Dakota. While director there, she also established and performed with the Mouse River Singers, a small group that entertained their way around the state of North Dakota. Nancy also sang with the Williamette University Community Choir of Salem, Oregon, and for ten years performed and toured with the Minot Chamber Chorale of Minot, North Dakota. Since the 1960s, piano students in Vacaville, California; Hobbs, New Mexico; Minot A.F.B., and Minot, North Dakota have studied with Mrs. Noon in her private music studio.

Nancy began her Christian ministry at the young age of 12 when she first began playing for church services for the First Methodist Church in Capitan, New Mexico. Mrs. Noon has continued this ministry either as Choirmaster, Church Organist or Pianist ever since. Today, she continues as an active member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church Choir. An alumnus of Minot State University in Minot, North Dakota, Mrs. Noon continues to mold young pianists from the Noon Studio of Music in Mt. Vernon, Indiana.

Dennis A. Noon, Band Director, Composer and Clarinetist earned Bachelor and Master of Music Education degrees from Austin Peay State University in Clarksville, Tennessee. At Austin Peay he studied clarinet, conducting, instrumental arranging and orchestration with Dr. Aaron Schmidt. While attending high school in Mt. Vernon, Indiana, he served as drum major for the band under the directorship of Robert Padgett and K. V. Bryant. As a Band Director for thirty-three years, he taught in Tennessee, Rhode Island, Kentucky and Indiana. Mr. Noon has been an active choir member in various Episcopal Churches over the past forty years and is presently a member of the choir at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Evansville, IN. Upon retirement from teaching in January 2000, Mr. Noon returned to Mt. Vernon, Indiana with his wife Nancy, where they have opened a music studio in their home and where they continue to compose, print, perform and record music.