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nasal quality: A vocal or instrumental quality which sounds like it is produced through the nose.

national anthem: A song officially chosen as a symbol of a nation.

The National Road: Journey Through Vietnam: Song cycle composed by Pham Duy.

Native American Church: A religion formed out of a blending of indigenous Native American beliefs with Christian elements.

nduah: Literally "tail", nduah is a Blackfoot Indian term that refers to a short section added to the end of a song.

New Britain: The melody to which Amazing Grace is sung.

New Orleans jazz funeral: A special kind of funeral marking the passing of a musician that includes a procession with a jazz band.

New Tango: A tango expressly for listening innovated by Astor Piazzolla.

ney: A Middle Eastern endblown flute with a breathy quality to its sound.

Nkosi Sikelelí iAfrika: Hymn and anthem of the African National Congress and now part of the new South African national anthem. Composed in 1897 by Enoch Sontonga.

no rae pang: Literally ěsong room, a Korean style of karaoke performed with a small group of friends in a private rented room. ěNo rae pang also refers to the room where the karaoke takes place.

non-Western: A binary opposition used as a synonym for styles outside the Western classical music arena. An increasingly problematic term in an increasingly transnational world.

notation: The representation of musical sound in written form.

note: A single pitch, or the representation of a single pitch in musical notation.