Noble High School Band
Tristianne Asbury
DIRECTOR OF BANDS
Tristianne Asbury graduated from Noble High School in 2005. She earned her Bachelor's Degree in Instrumental Music Education in 2010 and her Master of Arts Degree in Administrative Leadership in 2016, both from the University of Oklahoma. She worked at Capitol Hill High School in Oklahoma City for 11 years, where she taught band, choir, music theory, piano, college & career readiness, and yearbook before getting her dream job teaching band and yearbook for Noble Public Schools. She has been married to her husband, Jesse, since 2010, and has 2 very spoiled dogs, Captain and Lilli. In her free time, she likes to spend time with her 5 nieces and nephews: Kai, Aubrianne, Dalton, Sterling, and Ryder.
Donna Bear
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF BANDS
Donna Bear has been the Noble Public School’s Assistant Director of Bands since 2012. Mrs. Bear is married to Bo (Johnson) Bear and is the mom of 4 boys, Joshua, Zechariah, Robert David and Joseph Bear. Mrs. Bear has also taught Choir, Elementary Music, Music Theory-History and Bible in her 30 year tenure. Prior to coming to Noble, Mrs. Bear taught at Life Christian Academy in Choctaw, Little Axe Public Schools and Ninnekah Pubic Schools. In addition to teaching, Mrs. Bear leads the worship team and youth group at her church and is the founder and chair of Upsidedown Ministries and Worship/Rock Band.
BAND CONTACT
Noble Public Schools
4601 East Etowah Road
Noble, OK 73068
(405) 239-3759 - Office Phone
(405) 239-3764 - Fax
tasbury@nobleps.com
Band is a full school year commitment which includes many marching, concert, and small ensemble performances throughout the school year. Students must be available to attend rehearsals starting at 7:00 a.m. each morning. Students will be expected to secure and monitor a personal planner to coordinate their personal activities with scheduled band activities and performances. Advanced musical, entertainment, leadership, and team building concepts will be presented that will prepare students to successfully continue their education and/or professional career, in a broad variety of subject matters and venues.
