Administration 

Band 

Bass 

Brass 

Choral Conducting 

Church Music/Organ

Composition 

Early Music 

Ethnomusicology 

Guitar

Jazz

Keyboard 

Music Education 

Music History

Music Theory

Musicology 

Opera 

Orchestra 

Orchestral Conducting  

Percussion 

Piano 

Strings 

Summer only

Theater 

Various Area 

Voice 

Woodwind   

ADMINISTRATION

Cincinnati Opera offers 2008 summer internships May27-August 1 in Administration, Development and Public Relations. Job descriptions may be found on the website link.  Benefits include: $250 stipend per week.  Need strong computer and people skills.  Submit:  resume, letter of interest with 3 references with full contact information to:  Human Resources, Cincinnati Opera, 1243 Elm St., Cincinnati, OH  45202-7531. Email:  hr@cincinnatiopera.org

Purdue University:  Director of Purdue Musical Organizations (PMO) & Director of Purdue Varsity Glee Club, non-tenure track administrative position.  Qualifications:  doctorate preferred, Master's degree in music, music education, or an appropriate related field required; experience as a conductor at the collegiate or high school level preferred.  Required:  5 years of experience working with musical organizations; evidence of prominence as a performer/musician; experience with large choral ensemble leadership and musicianship; strong interpersonal and communication skills, a high level of integrity, and the ability to motivate students and staff; demonstrated leadership and organizational skills as an administrator; ability to work effectively with faculty, students, staff, alumni, and administrative colleagues; ability to foster cooperation and collaboration within the department, among other departments across the university, with alumni, and with the community.  Administrative Duties:  leadership and overall administration of the PMO dept.; development of the PMO strategic plan; supervision and evaluation of administrative, musical, and clerical staff; effective communication and collaboration with students, staff, faculty and constituents; responsible for all PMO ensembles and all related creative projects; support and participation in University programs including commencement, alumni and advancement events, special university functions and celebrations; oversee student recruitment, advising, retention, audition coordination, and scholarship administration; development and management of the PMO budget; approval of performance contracts; coordination of travel opportunities; oversee PMO marketing efforts; oversee PMO alumni and development initiatives and activities; represent PMO at meetings and events; other duties as assigned.  Director duties: coordinate all activities related to, and be music director of Purdue Varsity Glee Club (PVGC); embrace tradition-rich heritage of PVGC; introduce new and innovative ideas to the PVGC.  Submit application online only using reference posting 0800150.  All other materials will be requested at a later date. Questions can be emailed to Melissa Martin.  Screening begins March 1, 2008.  Start Date: July 1, 2008.

University of California, Santa Cruz Dean of the Arts.  the Arts Division consists of the Art, Film and Digital Media, History of Art and Visual Culture, Music, and Theatre Arts Departments; the Digital Arts/ New Media M.F.A. program; the Museum without Walls, the Sesnon Gallery, Shakespeare Santa Cruz, and the Arts Research Institute.  Qualifications:  outstanding record of creative and/or scholarly achievement appropriate for appointment as Professor in the UC system; conversant with contemporary/emergent fields of study in the arts, regardless of area of expertise; demonstrated academic administrative leadership, preferably including experience in building graduate programs; ability to foster interdisciplinary collaboration within the division and throughout the campus; effective communication skills for interacting with administrators, faculty, staff, students and the community; potential for success and preferably demonstrated experience in fundraising and securing external support; strong commitment to diversity; a strong vision for strengthening the role of the arts in the university.  Duties:  further develop existing graduate programs; bring new graduate proposals to fruition; lead the Arts Division in the establishment of new programs and centers (such as the planned Center for Art and Visual Studies); foster creative and critical thinking and enable faculty and students to reach beyond traditional discipline boundaries to produce new cultural forms; support cultural diversity; promote progressive approaches to arts research, scholarship and creative practice; champion the important role of the arts across the university curriculum; provide creative, academic, and administrative leadership for the Arts division; share governance with campus administration and faculty-led academic senate.  Submit a letter of application, CV, and list of 5 references to:  Search Committee for the Dean of the Arts, c/o Office of the Campus Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor, University of California, Santa Cruz; 1156 High St., Santa Cruz, CA  95064.  Refer to position #744-08 in your reply.

Screening of applicants begins Feb. 19, 2008.  Position begins July 2008.

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BANDS

University of Evansville Director of Bands/Low Brass Studio assistant professor, tenure track.  Duties:  conduct Wind Ensemble; co-conduct University Band; teach studio trombone, euphonium, and tuba; perform with faculty quintet; oversee athletic and jazz bands; recruit, advise; additional duties assigned as needed.  Qualifications:  Completed doctorate required for tenure, ABD considered; demonstrated performing ability on bass trombone, trombone, tuba or euphonium; record of performing activity as conductor; university level teaching experience highly desirable.  Submit starting March 10, 2008:  letter of application, CD of solo playing, DVD of conducting portions of rehearsal and concert; curriculum vitae, transcripts, 3 current letters of recommendation, list of additional references to:  Dr. Thomas Josenhans, Chair; Director of Bands Search Committee; Dept. of Music, University of Evansville, 1800 Lincoln Ave., Evansville, IN  47722. Email Dr. Josenhans or telephone:  812-488-2245.  Start Date:  August 2008.

Valley City State University Director of Bands, tenure-track.  Qualifications:  Master's degree required, doctorate preferred; preference will be given to candidates with experience teaching and performing; applications of technology in music; demonstrated ability to work well with others.  Duties:  direct concert and jazz bands; teaching instrumental conducting and a studio area (brass, woodwinds, or percussion); possible teaching in supplementary areas depending on the candidate's  expertise and the needs of the department; additional duties include faculty recitals, recruitment, and full participation in university and community service.  Submit letter of application, resume, 3 letters of reference with full contact information sent from the author written specifically to the duties of this position; videotaped demonstrations of classroom teaching, performing, and conducting an ensemble rehearsal, and official undergraduate and graduate transcripts sent from the institutions to:  Dr. Diana Scroch, Chair; Division of Fine Arts, Valley City State University, 101 College Street, Valley City, ND  58072.  Telephone:  701-845-7273.  Screening of applicants begins March 1, 2008.  Start Date:  August 2008.

University of South Alabama (Mobile) Associate Director of Bands/Director of Athletic Bands.  Rank:  Instructor or Assistant professor of music, non-tenure track.  Qualifications:  minimum of Master's in music/ music education required; evidence of successful high school and/or college marching band teaching experience; knowledge of current computer drill design software required; demonstrated success in recruiting and working collaboratively with public school band programs; preference will be given to candidates with proven experience as a show designer and marching band teaching success.  Duties:  Coordinate and direct athletic bands, including the development of a marching band program; direct other university instrumental ensembles as appropriate; teach in other areas such as music education, instrumental methods, or applied music as appropriate; depending on strengths of candidate, contribute to scholarly advancement of the field through research and/or creative activities; coordinate recruitment and retention of quality music majors and undergraduate music students.  Submit:  letter of application, curriculum vitae, official transcripts sent directly from universities attended; at least 3 original letters of recommendation sent directly by referees, and video of marching band performances produced by the candidate to:  Dr. Greg Gruner, Chair; Associate Director of Bands/Director of Athletic Bands Search Committee; Laidlaw performing Arts Center #1072, 307 University Blvd. North; University of South Alabama, Mobile, AL  36688-0002.  Screening begins February 15, 2008 and will continue until position is filled.  Start date:  August 15, 2008

York Community High School, Elmhurst, IL Director of Bands for Fall 2008.  Qualifications:  successful record of outstanding teaching as a wind conductor; effective rehearsal and conducting techniques.  Duties:  administrate a large high school band program (3 concert bands, marching band, pep band, jazz bands) and collaborate with assistant band director.  Conduct/teach Freshman Band, collaborate with assistant band director in the conducting/teaching of Concert Band; conduct/teach the Symphonic Band.  Collaborate and demonstrate commitment within a diverse and comprehensive music department (bands, choirs, orchestras, non-performance music classes).  Submit application online immediately.  Inquiries can be directed to:  Ray Ostwald, Orchestra Director, York Community High School; 630-617-2400, x7296.

University of Memphis Marching Band Instructor/Assistant Director of Bands, tenure track position.  Qualifications:  MM degree; experience with the management/operation of athletic bands at the college level as an instructor or graduate assistant; proficiency in drill-writing and notation software; prior experience as a band director at the public school and/or collegiate level.  Duties:  Direct the Mighty Sound of the South Marching Band; coordinate/direct the basketball pep bands for men and women; administer all aspects of the athletic band program including show planning, drill design, and supervision of graduate and undergraduate student staff.  Duties also include working closely with the athletic department to recruit and maintain a balanced athletic band program that meets the needs of the University; actively recruit for a comprehensive band program; maintain a high level of visibility in the public schools; foster a working relationship with local and regional band directors through workshops and clinics.  Additional responsibilities will be assigned according to the needs of the program and include the possibilities of teaching Marching Band techniques, directing a concert band, or teaching in other areas as appropriate.  This position may require travel with the Athletic Bands to football bowl games and/or NCAA/NIT basketball tournaments.  The travel may take place over normally scheduled University breaks.  Submit letter of application, CV, 3 current letters of recommendation, minimum of 3 additional references with phone and email info to:  Kraig Williams, Chair; Marching Band Instructor Search; Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music; The University of Memphis; 129 Music Building, Memphis, TN  38152.  Review of applicants begins February 1, 2008.  Date of appointment:  August 18, 2008.

BASS 

Bass Guitar Instructor:  join the organization Click for Lessons, an online company that connects students who want lessons with instructors.  Qualifications:  Teaching experience required; college degree or currently majoring in your teaching subject. Duties:  CFL instructors are sent students in their available time slots.  Main responsibility is to teach students the subjects that they are interested in.  Contact Drew Davies at 877-231-8505 or at jobs@clickforlessons.com for more information. Applications accepted year-round;  position to begin immediately.

BRASS

West Point Military Academy Band Ceremonial Bugle/Trumpet in the Hellcats.  Please visit web site for more details. Submit:  resume, recent full-length photograph, CD consisting of Charlier #2 and repertoire of candidate's choice performed on Bb or C trumpet.  Selected applicants will be invited to audition at West Point at gvmt. expense.  Applications due June 20, 2008.  For more info, call 845-938-6746 or email Staff Sergeant Sparrow.

West Texas A&M University Assistant Professor of French Horn (tenure-track) or Instructor (non-tenure-track).    Qualifications:  DM for asst. professor, MM with doctorate in 2 years for Instructor rank; highest level of professional performance and musicianship in horn playing; prefer proven success in studio teaching and recruiting.  Duties:  private horn lessons, recruit majors, meet university standards for teaching, intellectual contributions, professional service, collegiality, professionalism; other duties as needed and qualified for, ie: brass methods, music appreciation, music education. Submit letter of application, vitae, complete info for 3 references, recording of performance live and unedited, video/DVD of candidate working with student in 15 minute lesson, transcripts, 3 confidential letters of recommendation sent from source to:  Dr. William Takacs , Music Dept, WTAMU Box 60879, Canyon, TX  79016.  Phone:  (806) 651-2835.  Start date: August 18, 2008.

West Texas A&M University Assistant Professor of Tuba/Euphonium (tenure track) or Instructor (non tenure track).  Qualifications:  DM for asst professor, MM for instructor rank; performance and musicianship of the highest level of professional trombone playing; prefer record of successful studio teaching and recruiting.  Duties:  teach studio trombone; recruit; meet standards for teaching responsibilities, intellectual contributions, professional service, collegiality and professionalism; building a studio will be top priority; when studio not at capacity candidate will help with marching band, jazz studies, music education.  Submit letter of application, curriculum vitae, complete info for 3 references, recording of performance live and unedited, video of candidate working with student in 15 minute lesson, transcripts, 3 confidential letters of recommendation to:  Dr. Russell Teweleit, Music Dept, WTAMU Box 60879, Canyon, TX  79016.  Screening of applicants begins March 24, 2008. Phone:  806-651-2863.  Start Date:  August 18, 2008.

West Texas A&M University Assistant Professor of Trombone (tenure track) or Instructor (non tenure track).  Qualifications:  DM for asst professor, MM for instructor rank; performance and musicianship of the highest level of professional trombone playing; prefer record of successful studio teaching and recruiting.  Duties:  teach studio trombone; recruit; meet standards for teaching responsibilities, intellectual contributions, professional service, collegiality and professionalism; building a studio will be top priority; when studio not at capacity candidate will help with marching band, jazz studies, music education.  Submit letter of application, curriculum vitae, complete info for 3 references, recording of performance live and unedited, video of candidate working with student in 15 minute lesson, transcripts, 3 confidential letters of recommendation to:  Dr. Russell Teweleit, Music Dept, WTAMU Box 60879, Canyon, TX  79016.  Screening of applicants begins March 24, 2008. Phone:  806-651-2863.  Start Date:  August 18, 2008.

University of Memphis Assistant professor of Tuba, tenure track.  Qualifications:  Doctoral degree in tuba performance or equivalent professional experience, and university teaching experience.  Duties:  instruct tuba students at the undergraduate and graduate levels and lower division undergraduate euphonium students; coaching brass ensembles; performing in the faculty brass quintet; teaching coursework in music theory or history; advising tuba majors; actively recruiting students to the University of Memphis. Submit:  letter of application, resume, names and contact information of 3 references (no recordings until requested) to:  John Mueller, Chair; Tuba Search Committee; Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music; The University of Memphis; 129 Music Building, Memphis, TN  38152.  Review of applicants begins February 1, 2008.  Date of appointment:  August 18, 2008.

Oklahoma State University Assistant professor of Trumpet and Jazz.  Qualifications:  earned doctorate required; evidence of successful teaching and performance of jazz and classical repertoire; preference given to applicants with record of successful recruiting.  Duties:  teach applied trumpet studio, direct Jazz Ensemble I, weekly master classes, small ensemble coaching, additional assignments made based on applicant's areas of expertise; be productive as scholars/artists; engage in departmental, university, and professional service.  Submit letter of application, resume, transcripts, recent CD/DVD recordings and minimum of 3 letters of recommendation, postmarked by February 15, 2008.  Position begins August 15, 2008.

Central State University, Wilberforce, Ohio assistant professor (tenure track) in Applied Brass/Jazz Studies/Theory.  Qualifications:  Doctorate preferred, master's degree with significant professional experience required; documented performance experience at professional level required; evidence of successful recruiting and studio teaching at university level desirable; awareness/sensitivity to educational goals of multicultural population.  Duties:  Applied brass (upper or lower), jazz studies, theory curriculum (beginning and advanced). Send letter of application, Curriculum vitae, official transcripts from all institutions and supporting documents, 3 current letters of recommendation, list of 5 references to Director of Human Resources, Central state University, P.O. Box 1004, 1400 Brush Road Road, Wilberforce, Ohio 45384.  Start date:  August 2008

Brass Instrument Instructors:  join the organization Click for Lessons, an online company that connects students who want lessons with instructors.  Qualifications:  Teaching experience required; college degree or currently majoring in your teaching subject. Duties:  CFL instructors are sent students in their available time slots.  Main responsibility is to teach students the subjects that they are interested in.  Contact Drew Davies at 877-231-8505 or at jobs@clickforlessons.com for more information. Applications accepted year-round;  position to begin immediately.

CHORAL CONDUCTING

Oklahoma State University Visiting Director of Choral Activities, one-year interim position.  Qualifications:  earned doctorate preferred, Masters required; evidence of outstanding choral conducting and program administration; record of success in recruiting undergrad and grad students.  Duties:  oversee all aspects of OSU's choral program (including administrative responsibilities; additional assignments could include courses in conducting, choral literature, pedagogy;  be productive as scholars/artists; engage in departmental, university, professional service.  Submit:  letter of application, resume, transcripts, video tape, CDs, minimum of 3 letters of recommendation to:  Choral Director Search Committee, Dept. of Music, 132 Seretean Center for the Performing Arts, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK 74078-4077.  Screening of applicants begins May 15, 2008.  Start Date:  8-14-08.

Louisiana Tech University Director of Choral Activities, assistant professor tenure-track.  Qualifications:  DM preferred )ABD considered); excellent choral ensemble conducting and rehearsal skills; successful college/university choral conducting preferred; record of commitment to ensemble and chamber performance; secondary teaching experience desired.  Duties: conduct concert choir and chamber ensemble; teach choral conducting, vocal music ed, studio voice; recruit voice and choral students; supervise and maintain choral library; engage in scholarly/creative activities; serve on committees; teach courses as assigned.  Submit letter of application, resume, statement of teaching philosophy, transcripts, 3 letters of reference, CDs of recent performances, complete contact information for 3 additional references to:  Dr. Kenneth Robbins, Director; School of the Performing Arts, Louisiana Tech University, Ruston, LA 71272.  Applicant screening begins April 15, 2008 and continues until position is filled. Start date:  August 2008.

The Boston Arts Academy, a public high school for the visual and performing arts, seeks a   Choral Director/Vocal Teacher for 2008-2009 school year.  Duties:  direct Concert Chorus and select choruses; teach 2 voice classes: upper and lower house, including proper tone production, sight reading, repertoire development.  See web page for further details.   Email contact:  Deborah Pullen, Business Manager.

Shallowford Presbyterian (PCUSA) in Atlanta, Georgia, is seeking a full time Director of Music Ministries to continue its tradition of a strong, vibrant music program.  Applicants should feel a genuine call to the ministry of Jesus Christ, have a strong choral background, and have experience working with multiple choirs.  Responsibilities include conducting a large adult choir, a large youth choir and 2 youth handbell choirs.  The church also employs a children’s choir director and an organist who are supervised by the Director of Music Ministries.  Detailed information about the position and the church can be found at www.clc.pcusa.org under Opportunity Search, CIF #22090.AD.   Send resume to janbuchanan1@bellsouth.net.  The church's website is www.shallowford.net.

University of South Alabama Director of Choral Activities, assistant professor tenure-track.  Qualifications:  Doctorate in music preferred, ABD will be considered; excellent choral ensemble conducting and rehearsal skills; ability to teach studio voice for choral, solo, and operatic applications; 3-5 years successful college/university choral conducting preferred; record of continuous commitment to ensemble and chamber performance; secondary music teaching experience desirable.  Duties:  conduct Concert Choir and University Chorale; teach choral conducting, vocal music education and/or studio voice; recruit voice and choral students; supervise and maintain choral library; engage in appropriate scholarly and/or creative activities; serve on appropriate departmental and university committees as needed.  Submit letter of application, curriculum vitae, statement of teaching philosophy, transcripts (official transcripts must be sent directly from universities attended prior to campus interview), 3 current, original letters of reference, CDs/DVDs of recent performances, and complete contact info for 3 additional references to:  Dr. Robert Holm, Search Committee Chair; Department of Music, LPAC 1072; University of South Alabama, Mobile, AL  36688.  Screening will begin February 15, 2008 and will continue until position is filled.  Start Date:  August 15, 2008.

Ball State University Director of Choral Activities, Assistant or Associate Professor, School of Music tenure-track position available August 22, 2008, for a visionary leader for a nationally known choral program. Minimum qualifications: MM; A.B.D. in choral music or choral conducting; experience as a collegiate choral conductor.  Preferred qualifications:  DM in choral music or choral conducting; proven success in choral conducting at the collegiate level; documented history of professional activity in choral music.  Responsibilities:  conduct one or more ensembles; teach graduate choral literature; teach undergraduate and graduate conducting; guide and administer the overall choral program, including MM and DM degree programs; engage in scholarly and creative activities; participate in faculty and professional service.  Send letter of application, curriculum vitae, 3 current letters of reference (a credentials file may be sent if letters are current), short list of additional references, student evaluations if available, and certified transcript copy of the highest degree earned to: Dr. Don P. Ester, Chair, Director of Choral Activities Search Committee, School of Music, Ball State University, Muncie, IN  47306.  Additional materials may be requested, and all materials will be retained.  Review of applications will begin November 16, 2007, and will continue until the position is filled.

The University of Tennessee Associate Director of Choral Activities, assistant professor, tenure-track position.  Qualifications:  Doctorate required (ABD considered but must be completed by 8-1-08); proven successful experience as a choral director at the college level preferred; 2+ years successful public school experience and a commitment to teacher training required; ability to teach courses in choral music ed; demonstrated abilities in organization and communicating and working effectively with faculty, students, and colleagues in the field; commitment to preparing high quality pre-service music educators in a collaborative and collegial teaching and learning environment.  Duties:  conduct choral ensemble, teach choral music methods and conducting, coordinate and supervise course-related field experiences, supervise student teachers; maintain active schedule of recruitment and guest conducting, provide workshops, participate in professional choral and music education organizations; develop regional and national visibility as ensemble director and educator, develop and maintain positive relationships with secondary school choral directors; assist Director in recruitment and organizational aspects of program; maintain a record of scholarly/creative activity and service contributions appropriate for a University faculty member.  Submit letter of application (not by email), curriculum vitae, 3+ current letters of recommendation, a DVD which includes a 10-minute rehearsal, 10-minute classroom teaching segment, and performance segment representing diverse genres and musical styles (SASE required for return of recordings) to:  Chair, Choral Search Committee; School of Music, The University of Tennessee, 1741 Volunteer Blvd., Knoxville, TN  37996-2600.  Screening of applicants begins January 10, 2008.  Date of appointment:  August 1, 2008.

CHURCH MUSIC/ORGAN

Muncie, IN:  First Baptist Church needs part time director for Adult Choir, Adult Handbell Choir, and Churchestra.  Submit inquiries and resumes to:  Dana Davis, First Baptist Church, 309 E. Adams St., Muncie, IN  47305.  Phone:  765-284-7749.

Paradise Valley/Phoenix, AZ:  Camelback Bible Church seeks organist to serve in vibrant, established music ministry with full-time pastor of Music.  Position can be full or part time, depending on applicant's skills and experience. Duties:  14-17 hours/wk minimum; additional responsibilities possible for candidate with teaching or administrative skills.  Qualifications:  demonstrated excellence on organ; prefer skills on piano and harpsichord too; prefer 4-year degree in organ or equivalent; experience in church music ministry; excel at accompanying congregation, organ performance, choir rehearsal accompaniment, collaboration with other artists; must be active part of church and strong team player and have a servant's heart.  Submit inquiries to:  Organist Search Committee, Camelback Bible Church, 3900 E. Stanford Drive, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253, or email Julie.  Phone:  602.955.6370. Posted 5-6-08.

Northern Michigan (Cedar and Empire):  Organist/Pianist/Music Director for two Catholic churches. The two positions are both part-time permanent positions, though it is possible that taken together they could be considered one full time position.  Duties:  play for two masses Saturday and two Sunday, as well as special masses, weddings, funerals.  St. Philip Neri in Empire has an electric organ purchased within the last ten years hooked to an Allen Midi Expander II, while Holy Rosary church in Cedar has a pipe organ and an electric organ.  Empire and Cedar are small towns in beautiful Leelanau County about 20 minutes from Traverse City, MI. The area is famous for rolling hills, the sparkling waters of Lake Michigan, and unspoiled vistas. Northwestern Michigan boasts some of the finest restaurants in the state, vineyards, two community colleges, a newly-refurbished regional airport, and a thriving arts scene. The famed Interlochen Center for the Arts is home to the music camp and a year-round arts academy.  We are located about 3 hours from Grand Rapids and 4 from Detroit. Submit resume to Fr. Michael Janowski at St. Mary’s Parish, PO Box 340, Lake Leelanau, MI 49653, or fax it to 231-256-7812, or email rossboi@chartermi.net  Posted 3-19-08.

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COMPOSITION  

West Texas A&M University assistant professor of composition/music theory, tenure-track.  Qualifications:  Doctorate in composition or music theory, ABD considered; computer technology competency; classroom keyboard skills; university teaching experience; meet university's standards for teaching effectiveness, scholarly achievement, professional service, and collegiality.  Duties:  teach undergrad/graduate level music theory courses and composition; advise composition majors; curriculum development; meet standards for instruction, intellectual contribution, professional service, professionalism, collegiality.  Submit:  letter of application, vitae, complete contact info for 3+ references, supporting materials like scores (PDF or hard copy), sound files or recordings; letters of recommendation sent from source to:  Dr. Robert Krause, Music Dept., WTAMU, Box 60879, Canyon, TX  79016.  Phone:  806-651-2821.  Start date:  August 18, 2008.

ETHNOMUSICOLOGY

Bowling Green State University (Ohio) Instructor of Ethnomusicology/General Education - Music, 2-year appointment, 2 positions open. Qualifications: Ph.D. in ethnomusicology (ABD considered); additional area of expertise; ability to lead taiko ensemble desired; demonstrated successful teaching at college level preferred.  Duties:  teach world music and/or music appreciation in general ed curriculum; assist with Arts Village (residential student learning community); other teaching duties as assigned.  Submit by April 25, 2008:  letter of application, vitae, 3 current letters of reference, transcripts to:  David Harnish, Chair; Ethnomusicology/General Education - Music Search Committee; College of Musical Arts, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH  43403-0290.  Phone:  419-372-8487 or email.

GUITAR

Louisiana Tech University asst. professor of Music/Guitar/Music Theory.  Duties:  teach private guitar lessons and courses in guitar and guitar methods; teach music theory; perform on and off campus regularly; recruit students; establish/accomplish research/service goals; teach other courses as needed and qualified.  Qualifications:  Terminal degree, ABD considered; show evidence of effective college-level teaching; excellent public relations skills; ability to work closely with students; commitment to highest artistic and performance standards.  Submit:  letter of application, official transcripts, CD of performance, vitae, 3 current letters of reference to:  Director, School of the Performing Arts, Louisiana Tech University, PO Box 8608, Ruston, LA  71272.  Phone:  318-257-2711. Screening begins May 1, 2008.  Start date:  Fall 2008.

Guitar Instructor:  join the organization Click for Lessons, an online company that connects students who want lessons with instructors.  Qualifications:  Teaching experience required; college degree or currently majoring in your teaching subject. Duties:  CFL instructors are sent students in their available time slots.  Main responsibility is to teach students the subjects that they are interested in.  Contact Drew Davies at 877-231-8505 or at jobs@clickforlessons.com for more information. Applications accepted year-round;  position to begin immediately.

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JAZZ

Ithaca College Assistant professor of Jazz Studies, one year position.  Duties:  Teach classes in jazz arranging, jazz improv., jazz history, jazz piano; direct 2 large jazz ensembles; coach jazz chamber groups.  Qualifications:  BM/professional equivalent required; Master's and college-level teaching experience preferred.  Apply online at www.icjobs.org and attach requested documents.  Phone:  607-274-1207.  Screening begins March 1, 2008.

Oklahoma State University Assistant professor of Trumpet and Jazz.  Qualifications:  earned doctorate required; evidence of successful teaching and performance of jazz and classical repertoire; preference given to applicants with record of successful recruiting.  Duties:  teach applied trumpet studio, direct Jazz Ensemble I, weekly master classes, small ensemble coaching; additional assignments made based on applicant's areas of expertise; be productive as scholars/artists; engage in departmental, university, and professional service.  Submit letter of application, resume, transcripts, recent CD/DVD recordings and minimum of 3 letters of recommendation, postmarked by February 15, 2008.  Position begins August 15, 2008.

Central State University, Wilberforce, Ohio assistant professor (tenure track) in Applied Brass/Jazz Studies/Theory.  Qualifications:  Doctorate preferred, master's degree with significant professional experience required; documented performance experience at professional level required; evidence of successful recruiting and studio teaching at university level desirable; awareness/sensitivity to educational goals of multicultural population.  Duties:  Applied brass (upper or lower), jazz studies, theory curriculum (beginning and advanced). Send letter of application, Curriculum vitae, official transcripts from all institutions and supporting documents, 3 current letters of recommendation, list of 5 references to:  Director of Human Resources, Central state University, P.O. Box 1004, 1400 Brush Road Road, Wilberforce, Ohio 45384.  Starting date:  August 2008

KEYBOARD

Western Illinois University Assistant Professor in music education, tenure track.  Required qualifications:  DME or related field (ABD considered); teaching experience in elementary/secondary schools; scholarly/research achievement; exemplary pedagogical skills and knowledge; prefer broad knowledge (Orff, Kodaly, Dalcroze, guitar, technology, class piano, etc); prefer college teaching experience, program development, record of professional activities.  Duties:  Teach music ed courses at graduate/undergraduate levels; administrative duties related to graduate music ed program; recruit and advise music ed majors; additional teaching assignments as experience warrants.  Submit:  letter of application, curriculum vitae, 5+ professional references with complete contact info, unofficial transcripts, 1-page statement of music ed teaching philosophy, your email address to:  Dr. Christine Lapka, Chair, Music Education Search Committee; School of Music, Western Illinois University, 1 University Circle, Macomb, IL  61455-1390.  Screening of applicants begins March 12, 2008.  Start date:  August 2008.

University of Rhode Island Assistant professor in music education, tenure track.  Required qualifications:  DM with concentration in music education, or completion of DM by August 2008;   evidence of accomplished creative and/or scholarly research activities; a record of successful teaching in the public schools; experience in current music teaching practices in elementary and secondary schools.  Preferred qualifications:  teaching experience at the university level; college level experience in studio teaching, jazz studies, music theory, composition, music history, music appreciation, etc.  Duties:  teach undergraduate/ graduate music education courses; supervise student teachers; advise graduate research projects and music ed majors; assist in serving as a faculty liaison to school of education; coordinate music ed program at the undergraduate/ graduate level; help music ed students develop hardcopy and electronic portfolios; assess achievement of Rhode Island Beginning Teacher Standards, and Dept's music education competencies; assist in preparing students for state certification; work with school music teachers from all levels of music education; assist with recruitment; continue research and publications record; participate in departmental activities; other duties as needed.  Submit letter of application, curriculum vitae, transcripts of academic record, 3 current letters of recommendation, 3 other references with full contact information to:  Ronald T. Lee, Search Chair, Requisition #12065, University of Rhode Island, PO Box G Kingston, RI  02881.  Telephone:  401-874-2780/5955.  No emails, please. Applications due February 25, 2008.  Start date:  July 1, 2008.

California State University, Northridge Associate Professor (Tenure Track) Qualifications: Ph.D., Ed.D. or equivalent required.  College teaching experience in choral and general music methods desirable.  Also required: 3+ years of successful public school teaching experience, active research agenda, evidence of scholarly and creative activity, strong interpersonal skills, excellent musicianship.  Responsibilities:  Music education area coordinator.  Oversee music education majors at undergrad and grad levels, develop graduate curricula, teach choral music education, coordinate placement and supervision of student teachers, advise and recruit students. Application deadline:  November 30, 2007, to continue until position is filled.  Appointment date: August 2008.  Submit a letter of interest, curriculum vitae,  3 references, 3 letters of recommendation, unofficial transcript to:  Chair - Search and Screen Committee, Music Education, Department of Music, California State University, Northridge, 18111 Nordhoff St., Northridge, CA  91330-8314. 

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MUSIC HISTORY

University of Puget Sound Full-time, one-year leave replacement position as visiting assistant professor; begins fall 2008.  Qualifications:  Ph.D. (ABD considered) in music history, with demonstrated breadth of interests; commitment to undergraduate teaching and liberal arts education also required. Duties:  teach undergraduate courses in music history for majors and non-majors, including a Western history survey up to World War I.  Standard teaching assignment is three courses per semester; Participation in departmental governance expected.   Submit letter of interest, resume and 3 letters of reference by February 1, 2008 to:  Music History Search - 911, University of Puget Sound, 1599 North Warner #1007, Tacoma, WA, 98416-1007.  Search will be closed when a sufficient number of qualified applicants have been identified.

MUSIC THEORY

Utah State University  Assistant Professor of Music Theory, tenure track.  Qualifications:  Earned Doctorate required; ABDs may be considered for a 1-year appointment with conversion to tenure-track upon completion of degree; demonstrated potential for excellence in scholarly/creative activity; demonstrated effectiveness teaching music theory at the college or university level; effective oral, written, and interpersonal communication skills and the ability to work effectively in a collegial environment.  Duties:  teach undergraduate and graduate music theory courses for music majors, including core curriculum courses in music theory and aural skills courses; supervise graduate instructors; the ability to contribute to other areas of the department's activities would also be an asset; engage in research and/or creative endeavors.  Submit application electronically at: http://jobs.usu.edu.  Attach electronically a letter of application, vita and complete unofficial transcripts of academic training.  In addition to the electronic submission, applicants must submit examples of creative/scholarly work and 3+ confidential letters of recommendation. Recommendation letters should be sent by the reviewer to:  Dr. Cindy Dewey, Chair Music Theory Search Committee, Utah State University, Music Department, 4015 Old Main Hill, Logan, UT  84322-4015. Screening begins February 15, 2008.  Date of appointment:  August 2008.

The Ohio State University Associate Professor of Music Theory.  Qualifications:  Ph.D. in music theory required; outstanding research record; scholarly activity and substantial teaching at the college level required; research interests to complement existing faculty in the department.  Duties:  Teach undergraduate and graduate courses; advise undergraduate and graduate students and serve on graduate committees; supervise doctoral students.  may include oversight of undergraduate theory and aural training curricula; other assignments to be determined by the needs of the school and qualifications of applicant; maintain creative/scholarly and service contributions appropriate for a senior faculty member at a major research university.  Submit letter of application, curriculum vitae and 3 current letters of reference to:  Professor Donald Harris, Chair; Music Theory Search Committee, 110 Weigel Hall, 1866 College Rd., Columbus, OH 43210 by January 5, 2008.  Other applications received after that date will be considered until position is filled.  Start date:  August 2008.

The Ohio State University Assistant Professor of Music Theory.  Qualifications:  Ph.D. in music theory required; outstanding research potential; evidence of scholarly activity and effective teaching at the college level required; research interests to complement existing faculty in the department.  Duties:  Teach undergraduate and graduate courses; advise undergraduate and graduate students and serve on graduate committees; coordination of undergraduate theory and aural training courses; other assignments to be determined by the needs of the school and qualifications of applicant; maintain creative/scholarly and service contributions appropriate for a faculty member at a major research university.  Submit letter of application, curriculum vitae and 3 current letters of reference to:  Professor Gregory Proctor, Chair; Music Theory Search Committee, 110 Weigel Hall, 1866 College Rd., Columbus, OH 43210 by January 5, 2008.  Other applications received after that date will be considered until position is filled.  Start date:  August 2008.

The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign associate/assistant professor of music theory and musicianship, tenure track.  Qualifications:  seeking an innovative scholar-practitioner in musicianship pedagogy.  Doctorate in music, college-level experience teaching musicianship, and strong research profile required.  Duties:  coordinate and help define innovative undergraduate curricula in music theory and musicianship; teach courses in theory, musicianship and analysis at the undergraduate and graduate levels; establish a cognate in theory within the graduate program; teach graduate seminars in areas of expertise; maintain a high level of professional scholarly activity; supervise independent projects, theses, and dissertations; participate in service to school of music, university, and profession as appropriate for university faculty.  Submit letter of application, curriculum vitae, 3 letters of recommendation to:  Karl Kramer, Director; School of Music, University of Illinois, 1114 W. Nevada, Urbana, IL  61801.  Please refer to Search #11509.  Phone:  217-244-2676   Start date: August 2008. 

Samford University Assistant/Associate Professor, tenure track, of Theory and associated areas (composition, applied studies, church music, or technology preferred).  Qualifications:  Doctorate in the field and/or equivalent professional scholarship/creative activity; successful college/university teaching; support the Christian mission of the university.  Duties: teach music theory and associated areas (as outlined above); actively recruit; maintain significant creative activity and service contributions.  Submit letter of application, CV, sample of scholarship (scores, articles, recordings of recent performances), 3+ current letters of recommendation to:  Dr. James A. Jensen, Chair; Theory Search, School of Performing Arts; Samford University, 800 Lakeshore Drive, Birmingham, AL 35229.  Screening of applicants begins January 15, 2008.  Date of appointment:  August 2008.

Ohio Wesleyan University Assistant Professor (tenure track) in Music Theory.  Qualifications:  doctorate in music theory or composition required; ability to teach undergraduate courses in music theory/ear training; expertise in music technology and/or composition; demonstrated research/creative activity in area of specialization and knowledge of current research in that field; preference given to candidates with college/university teaching experience/expertise in both music technology and composition.  Duties:  Teach music theory 4-semester sequence; teach 18th century counterpoint and analysis; teach other related courses in area of expertise.  Send letter of application, curriculum vitae, transcripts (unofficial okay), full contact information of 3 references, with other supporting materials such as scores/recordings to:  Dr. Cameron Bennett, Search Chair, Music Theory Search Committee, Department of Music, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, OH  43015.  Deadline: January 4, 2008.  Starting Date: August 2008. 

Music Theory Instructor:  join the organization Click for Lessons, an online company that connects students who want lessons with instructors.  Qualifications:  Teaching experience required; college degree or currently majoring in your teaching subject. Duties:  CFL instructors are sent students in their available time slots.  Main responsibility is to teach students the subjects that they are interested in.  Contact Drew Davies at 877-231-8505 or at jobs@clickforlessons.com for more information. Applications accepted year-round;  position to begin immediately.

MUSICOLOGY

Louisiana State University asst. professor of musicology, tenure-track.  Duties:  Teach undergrad/grad music history courses; direct/advise MM and PhD musicology majors in theses and dissertations; maintain research /publication profile as expected; serve on committees as needed. Qualifications:  Doctorate in music; documented success in classroom; record of publication as required; ABDs considered.  Submit letter of application, curriculum vitae,recent publication(s), 3 letters of recommendation to:  Dr. Sara Lynn Baird, Interim Dean; College of Music and Dramatic Arts, Attn: Music History; LSU, Baton Rouge, LA 70803-2504.  Phone:  225-578-3261 Screening begins March 14, 2008. Start date:  August 2008.

Oakland University, Rochester, Michigan Assistant professor of musicology, tenure track, with specialization in Western Art Music after 1800.  Qualifications:  PhD in musicology (ABD considered), a record of and/or potential for development in research and scholarship; demonstrated excellence in teaching; a broad knowledge of music in the western tradition.  Duties:  maintain and develop and active program of research and scholarly publication, teach required undergraduate and graduate music history courses; student advising; departmental and university service; secondary teaching area a definite advantage (all areas considered), especially in: American music, History of theory, performance practice.  Submit letter of application, CV, recent writing sample, statement of teaching philosophy/teaching portfolio, transcripts, 3 recent letters of reference to:  David Kidger, Chair; Musicology Search Committee; Department of Music, Theatre and Dance; Oakland University; Rochester, MI  48309-4401.  Application deadline:  January 31, 2008.  Date of Appointment:  August 15, 2008.

OPERA

University of Minnesota Duluth Voice teacher/Opera program coordinator, tenure track. This position includes adjunct appointment in the Theatre Dept. teaching voice in musical theatre.  Required Qualifications: M.M.; 3 years teaching applied voice at the college level (including voice and opera classes) or comparable professional experience; 2 years directing college/professional opera and experience with musical theatre productions and repertoire; and experience as a vocal performer (solo recitals, opera/musical theatre roles). Preferred Qualifications:  DM or a MM plus an artist diploma; 4+ years college-level teaching or comparable professional experience; 4+ years experience directing college/professional opera and musical theatre productions; and national /international prominence as a performer and opera director. Associate professor level considered if 7+ years college-level teaching and directing college/professional opera and musical theatre productions. Keyboard skills preferred.   Duties: teach applied voice in classical and musical theatre styles, coordinate opera program, teach opera studio/other courses at the undergrad/ graduate levels, develop outreach/recruiting to coordinate and expand opera and vocal program, and activities required for promotion and tenure. Submit application materials online at http://employment.umn.edu/ (Requisition 152628): include a letter of application responding to position's requirements, curriculum vitae/resume, contact information for 5 professional references, unofficial transcript of the highest degree received. Do not submit any additional materials at this time.  Applicant screening will begin March 1, 2008.  Start date:  August 25, 2008

Ithaca College, New York Assistant professor/Music director of Opera and Musical Theatre, tenure track.  Qualifications:  MM or the professional equivalent; experience as a coach/conductor for opera and musical theatre productions; experience as a keyboard coach/accompanist; college-level teaching experience or the professional equivalent required.  Duties:  Musical director and coach/conductor of one opera production each year; teach opera workshop; coach voice majors; teach graduate level conducting students; musical theatre duties include serving as musical director for one musical production each year; team teaching one semester of musical theatre workshop, and serving as the primary liaison between the School of Music and the Dept of Theatre Arts in all matters dealing with the musical theatre degree and joint productions.  Submit online application by selecting this position and attaching requested documents.  Questions about online application can be answered at:  607-274-1207.  Screening begins January 21, 2008.  Position begins Fall 2008.

ORCHESTRA.  

Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra announces auditions for substitute and extra musicians.  Application deadline:  June 18, 2008.  Auditions for Flute, Piccolo, oboe, english horn, clarinet (also e-flat, bass), bassoon, contrabassoon, saxophones, percussion, piano will be held June 21. Auditions for violin, viola, cello, bass, harp will be held June 22. Auditions for horn, trumpet, trombone, tuba will be held June 29.  Repertoire list can be downloaded from web site. Submit resume to:  Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra Audition Coordinator, 812 E. Rollins St., Suite 300, Orlando, FL  32803, email or fax to 407-770-0068.  Upon receipt of resume, you will be sent an audition application, repertoire list and other pertinent information.  All applicants required to submit a $50 refundable security deposit.  Do not send any recordings.

Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra:  Assistant Concertmaster (May 22 audition), Principal 2nd Violin (May 22 audition), 2nd Flute/Piccolo/Utility Flute (1 position, May 23 audition).   To receive a list of the required audition repertoire, please mail, fax or email (PDF or Word documents only) your resume and contact information to:  Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra Audition Coordinator:  812 E. Rollins Street,  Suite 300,  Orlando, FL 32803.  Email:  Auditions@orlandophil.org  Fax:  407-770-0068  Upon receipt of your resume, you will be sent an audition application, repertoire list and other pertinent audition information. All applicants will be required to submit a $50 refundable deposit with their application. Repertoire list will not be given over the phone.  No phone calls, please.   Resumes due May 19, 2008. You may also download application, list, and prelim. excerpts from web site.

Ash Lawn Opera Festival announces openings for principal cello, section cello, section violin.  2008 summer productions include My Fair Lady and Carmen.  Position pays $2040 for principal, $1530 for section for period of June 28 - August 10, 2008.  Productions are performed outdoors.  Please send resume and CD, which should include solo selection and excerpts from opera and musical theatre, not to exceed 15 minutes, to:  Orchestra Search, Ash Lawn Opera Festival, 111 NE 4th St., Charlottesville, VA  22902.  Positions will remain open until filled. 

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ORCHESTRAL CONDUCTING.

NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Director of Orchestras (1-Year Lecturer Position), possible tenure-track search to take place in the fall.

Qualifications:  Master’s required. Doctorate or ABD preferred; at least 3 years’ conducting experience with professional orchestras, university orchestras and/or youth orchestras. Public school teaching experience a plus. String playing and teaching background preferred.

Duties: Conduct the NKU Philharmonic and NKU Chamber Orchestra in rehearsals and concerts, including off-campus performances. Teach 2 additional classes each semester according to the candidate’s abilities and the needs of the department. Classes could include basic conducting, string methods, music theory, music appreciation, music literature and music history. Coordinate the applied string faculty, establish positive relationships with public school orchestra programs in the state and region and assist the string faculty in recruiting string majors.  Other duties could include serving as Executive Director of the Norse Festival, a summer chamber music festival. These extra duties would involve additional compensation.  Submit a cover letter stating their qualifications for the position, a curriculum vita, three recent letters of recommendation from professional references, a list of at least three additional professional references, and a DVD of at least one performance and one rehearsal (VHS is acceptable) to: Dr. Kurt Sander, Department Chair, Department of Music - Fine Arts 253, Northern Kentucky University, Highland Heights, KY 41099. Starting date: August 2008

Eastern Washington University Assistant professor/Director of Orchestra, tenure track.  Qualifications:  MM required, Ph.D. preferred; accomplished orchestra conductor committed to maintaining and developing vibrant university orchestral program; broad range of conducting experience; strengths in secondary areas that complement current faculty preferred.  Duties:  lead EWU orchestral program; conduct EWU orchestra; teach undergrad and grad conducting; teach in secondary area; active conductor and recruiter on and off campus in traditional and non-traditional settings; serve on committees; strong rapport with faculty.  Submit letter of application, statement of teaching philosophy, vita including references, 3 letters of reference, recent programs and video/DVD of recent rehearsals and performances to:  Chair, Director of Orchestra Search Committee, 119 Music Building, Eastern Washington University, Cheney, WA  99004-2434.  Telephone:  509-359-2241.  Start date:  September 2008.

West Virginia University associate professor: Director of Orchestral Activities, tenure-track.  Qualifications:  established reputation with distinguished conducting experience in recognized venues commensurate with associate professor appointment; demonstrated strong commitment to building and promoting a university symphony orchestra; MM required, doctorate and university teaching experience preferred.   Duties: conduct and manage WVU symphony orchestra; develop comprehensive orchestra curriculum; teach undergraduate and graduate conducting and orchestra literature; recruit; faculty governance; other duties as needed.   Submit:  letter of application, curriculum vitae, DVD of recent live performances, 3 references with full contact information to:  Dr. Keith Jackson, Chair; Division of Music, College of Creative Arts; West Virginia University, PO Box 6111, Morgantown, WV  26505-6111.  Phone:  304-293-4841 x3224 or email Keith Jackson.  Screening of applicants begins March 15, 2008.  Start date:  August 16, 2008.

LaCrosse Symphony Orchestra Music Director.  Qualifications:  Applicants shall demonstrate: high level of musical experience and directing skills; strong artistic leadership skills and vision; strong organizational, management, and development skills; good community leadership skills and experience; must be qualified for employment under US law.  Duties:  Champion the LaCrosse Symphony Orchestra and its offerings and help create excitement about our artistic and educational mission; lead LSO performances, auditions, repertoire planning, and guest artist recommendations as well as being a key member of our leadership team.  Submit letter of application, resume, and list of references (no other materials at this point) to:  Jim Gallagher, Search Committee Chair, La Crosse Symphony Orchestra, 3217 Commerce St., La Crosse, WI  54603.  Application deadline: March 15, 2008.  Finalists will be selected no later than November 2008 and will be invited to conduct during the 2009-2010 season.  Start date:  September 2010. Telephone:  608-784-8042.

Texas Tech University Director of Orchestral Studies.  Qualifications:  Substantial conducting and teaching experience at the university level; evidence of outstanding musicianship and conducting skills; demonstrated experience in leading a comprehensive collegiate orchestral program, or equivalent professional experience; Masters degree required, doctoral degree preferred.  Duties:  Coordinate and guide all aspects of the Symphony orchestra program; partner with opera productions; conduct the symphony orchestra; lead graduate orchestral conducting program (includes doctoral and masters programs); teach appropriate courses in the undergraduate music education sequence including conducting; maintain a positive national and international profile; assist in recruitment of string, wind, and percussion majors; maintain creative/scholarly and service contributions within music school appropriate for assignment.  Apply online, referring to job posting and requisition #75848.  Attach to online application:  letter of application, curriculum vitae.  Also mail 3 current letters of recommendation, 3 additional references with complete contact information to:  Jan Oldham, School of Music, Texas Tech University, Box 42033, Lubbock, TX  79409-2033.  Application deadline:  February 18, 2008.  Screening continues until job is filled.  Start date:  Fall 2008.  Email or telephone 806-742-2295.

Goshen College Assistant Professor (tenure track) of orchestra conducting and music education.  Qualifications:  Master's degree in orchestral conducting and/or music education required, doctorate preferred; completed doctorate required for tenure.  Duties:  Direct Goshen College orchestra, wind/brass ensemble, and orchestra for opera productions; teach music education courses and supervise student teachers; possible applied teaching in applicant's area of expertise; assist with administering adjunct teachers in the instrumental area; teach other courses depending on qualifications and departmental needs in a liberal arts setting; recruitment for the orchestra; develop and maintain a regional and national profile within the profession; forge community and local school ties; committee participation; academic advising.  Complete the online Personnel Information Form, and send letter of application, resume, and 3 letters of reference to:  Susan Rhodes, Administrative Assistant for Human Resources, Goshen College, 1700 Main Street, Goshen, IN 46526-4795. Start date: Fall 2008.

PERCUSSION

Tales & Scales is the nation’s only musictelling ensemble whose performers combine music, story, theatre and dance.  From its home-base in Evansville, Indiana, the troupe tours the United States performing in schools, concert halls, performing arts centers, and with symphony orchestras.  Tales & Scales members are also involved in workshops, school residencies, and an annual summer camp. Qualifications:  interest in both performing for and working with children; Outgoing personality, desire to explore unique performance techniques (experience in other disciplines a plus);  Strong convictions about the importance of arts education;  ability to commit to a rigorous training, rehearsal process, and a full time touring schedule; must relocate to Evansville.   Start date:  June 15th, 2008.  Starting salary $20,000/year;  Two weeks paid vacation plus 12 paid holidays;  Health, Life and optional Dental Benefits;  Tour expenses (hotel, travel, per diem) paid by company.  Auditions held in Evansville, Indiana on April 12, 13, 19, 24, 25 26, 2008.  Submit resume, 3 references with current contact information; any experience working with children, any experience in dance, theater, or additional performance skills; and any secondary instruments you play by March 15th to auditions@talesandscales.org

University of Massachusetts Amherst Percussion Lecturer, non-tenure track.  Initial appt for 1 year with possibility of renewal.  Qualifications:  Doctorate or Masters preferred, equivalent professional experience considered. Evidence of excellence in teaching at the college/university level; evidence of successful recruiting; ability to work effectively with ensembles; understanding and experience with world percussion, contemporary and traditional percussion ensemble literature. Duties: Studio teaching for undergraduate and graduate students; teach percussion ensembles; coordinate student placement in ensembles; additional teaching responsibilities depend on candidate's area of expertise; participate in auditions and recruitment, including visits to secondary schools, offering workshops, adjudicating and participating in campus performance series; advise students, serve on committees as needed.  Submit cover letter, curriculum vitae, 3 letters of recommendation with reference contact information, CD/DVD of recent performances to:  Professor Salvatore Macchia, Chair; Percussion Search Committee, Dept. of Music and Dance, Fine Arts Center, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA  01003-9274.  Screening begins February 25, 2008.  Start Date:  September 1, 2008.

California State University Northridge:  Assistant Professor (Tenure Track) of Ethnomusicology/World Percussion.  Qualifications:  Ph.D. in ethnomusicology required, evidence of successful undergraduate instruction of world music courses, documented performance experience at the professional level required. Other qualifications include active research agenda, evidence of scholarly and creative activity, strong interpersonal skills and musicianship.  Responsibilities:  Teach world music, popular music, music appreciation survey courses in both the music major and general education.  Teach world percussion ensemble, individual lessons.  Assist with advisement and organization of clinics/workshops.  Be a visible performer, teacher, recruiter at state and national levels.  Applications due November 30, 2007 and will continue until position is filled.  Date of appointment:  August 2008.  Submit a letter of interest, curriculum vitae, 3 complete references, 3 letters of recommendation, unofficial transcript to:  Chair - Search and Screen Committee, Ethnomusicology/World Percussion, Dept. of Music, California State University, Northridge, 18111 Nordhoff Street, Northridge, CA  91330-8314

Percussion Instructor:  join the organization Click for Lessons, an online company that connects students who want lessons with instructors.  Qualifications:  Teaching experience required; college degree or currently majoring in your teaching subject. Duties:  CFL instructors are sent students in their available time slots.  Main responsibility is to teach students the subjects that they are interested in.  Contact Drew Davies at 877-231-8505 or at jobs@clickforlessons.com for more information. Applications accepted year-round;  position to begin immediately.

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PIANO

Northern Kentucky University (10 min. from Cincinnati) seeks part-time adjunct instructor of piano.  Qualifications:  MM degree required; doctorate preferred.  University teaching experience and classroom teaching experience preferred, strong accompanying skills and experience required.  Successful candidate must meet departmental and university standards for teaching effectiveness and collegiality.  DUTIES: Teach applied piano, class piano, and keyboard literature as needed and serve as coordinator for the Piano Proficiency requirement.  Start date:  August 25, 2008  APPLICATION PROCESS:  Send a letter of application, curriculum vitae, names and addresses with phone numbers of at least three references, and a CD containing a recent live or recorded performance of at least two contrasting works or movements.  A selection featuring the applicant in both solo and chamber works is encouraged.  Official transcripts are required prior to employment.  For full consideration, applications should be received by June 2, 2008.  Send to:  Dr. Kurt Sander, Chair;  Department of Music, Northern Kentucky University,  Highland Heights, KY 41099 or email Dr. Sander.  All interested applicants should send materials by May 19, 2008.

Wayland Baptist University (TX) Asst. professor of Collaborative Piano.  Qualifications:  Earned doctorate in collaborative piano or the equivalent; prior collegiate collaborative music experience; experience and ability to accompany recitals, choral ensembles, opera/musical theatre rehearsals and productions; strong Christian commitment and willingness to be involved in university and student life.  Duties:  Accompany choral ensembles, opera/musical theatre rehearsals and productions, vocal and instrumental lessons, student and faculty recitals; accompanist coordinator; teach accompanying seminar, applied piano, courses in piano pedagogy; advise students; serve on committees; recruit; active engagement in professional development initiatives; represent the university's academic and spiritual emphasis to all in manner consistent with University's mission and purpose; other duties as assigned.  Submit: downloaded and completed application from WBU web site, faith statement (included in application form), vitae with cover letter, transcripts, 3 letters of reference, CD/DVD representing performance of multiple styles, including vocal, instrumental and ensemble accompanying to:  Ron Appling, Director of Human Resources, Wayland Baptist University, 1900 W. 7th St., CMB #689, Plainview, TX 79072 or electronically to Ron Appling.  Start Date:  August 2008.

Wichita State University Asst. professor of Piano, tenure-track. Qualifications:  Artist-level performing ability (solo and collaborative); record of professional performances and college-level teaching experience; DM or equivalent professional experience (ABD will be considered); excellent oral and written communications skills; demonstrated commitment to diversity.  Preference given to: demonstrated interest/aptitude for teaching additional courses (ie: piano literature); record of involvement in community and professional organizations; high level of interpersonal skills.  Duties:  teach and advise undergrad/graduate piano majors; maintain studio and visibility as performer; teach other courses as needed (piano literature, pedagogy, etc); active recruitment of undergrad/graduate students; fulfill expectations in areas of teaching, research/creativity (faculty recitals and regional/nat'l/internat'l performances) and service.  Submit:  letter of application, vitae, 3 current letters of recommendation, complete contact info for 3-5 additional references, representative programs, CD/DVD of selection of works (60 minutes max) to:  Chair, Piano Search Committee, School of Music, Wichita State University, 1845 N. Fairmount, Box 53, Wichita, KS  67260-0053.  Phone:  316-978-3500.

Louisiana State University asst. professor of piano pedagogy, tenure track.  Duties:  Teach undergraduate and graduate piano pedagogy; supervise group piano program, graduate teaching assts, related student teaching activities and final projects; direct and advise BM and MM pedagogy majors and doctoral minors.  Qualifications:  Ph.D. or DMA in piano pedagogy or related field; achievement and experience in piano pedagogy and group piano; evidence of/potential for record of scholarly research/professional activities; experience with current trends in technology as related to piano pedagogy; ability to teach, perform, and critique standard solo literature an asset.  Submit letter of application, curriculum vitae,recent recording(s), 3 letters of recommendation to:  Dr. Sara Lynn Baird, Interim Dean; College of Music and Dramatic Arts, Attn:  Piano Pedagogy search, Ref. #021408; LSU, Baton Rouge, LA 70803-2504.  Phone:  225-578-3261 Screening begins March 14, 2008. Start date:  August 2008.

Northwest Missouri State University  Instructor of Accompanying/Piano, non-tenure track.  Duties:  Accompany 3 choral ensembles, selected students and faculty; teach music appreciation, class piano or other courses as needed.  Qualifications:  MM required, doctorate or ABD preferred; evidence of success as collaborative performer and classroom teacher.  Submit by March 15, 2008:  Letter of application, resume, curriculum vitae, copies of all transcripts, 3 current letters of recommendation, audio/video recording of collaborative performance and video of classroom teaching to:  Dr. Ernest Woodruff, Chair; Piano Search Committee, Dept. of Music, Northwest Missouri State University, 800 University Dr., Maryville, MO  64468.  Telephone:  660-562-1317 or email Dr. Woodruff.  Start Date:  August 2008.

West Virginia University assistant professor of piano pedagogy, tenure-track.  Qualifications:  outstanding piano pedagogy specialist with minimum 3 years college studio teaching; doctorate or ABD in music/equivalent professional experience required; ability to perform as collaborative pianist and demonstrate active commitments to teaching and recruitment.  Duties:  teach and coordinate class piano program for undergraduates; teach and coordinate piano pedagogy program at undergraduate and graduate levels; direct student research projects at undergraduate, MM and DM levels; recruit; participate in faculty activities as needed.  Submit:  letter of application, curriculum vitae, unedited CD/DVD of recent live classical or jazz performance, 3 references with full contact information to:  Dr. Keith Jackson, Chair; Division of Music, College of Creative Arts; West Virginia University, PO Box 6111, Morgantown, WV  26505-6111.  Phone:  304-293-4841 x3224 or email Keith Jackson.  Screening of applicants begins March 1, 2008.  Start date:  August 16, 2008.

University of Tennessee (Knoxville) Piano Coach/Accompanist, non-tenure track lecturer.  Qualifications:  Master’s degree in accompanying or professional equivalency. Candidates must have a strong background in languages and diction, a comprehensive knowledge of opera and song repertory, and chamber music experience.  Duties:  Accompany and coach students in the Knoxville Opera Studio, and instrumental and vocal students in the School of Music. Position may include serving as rehearsal pianist and supertitle operator for Knoxville Opera productions. Serve as principal coach for University of Tennessee Opera Theater productions.  Submit letter of application (no e-mail applications), at least 3 current (within last 12 months) letters of recommendation, curriculum vitae, and a recent CD and/or DVD recording of representative repertoire (indicating dates of performance) with a self-addressed, postage-paid envelope (and materials will be returned once search is completed) to:  Chair, Piano Coach Search Committee, School of Music, The University of Tennessee, 1741 Volunteer Blvd., Knoxville, TN 37996-2600.  Application deadline:  March 1, 2008, or until position is filled.  Start date: August 1, 2008.

University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Assistant Professor of Piano, tenure track.  Qualifications:  DM in piano performance, performance and pedagogy, or collaborative arts preferred; ABD applicants must complete degree by 3-20-09; ability to teach applied and class piano at collegiate level and record of public performance; accompanying, organ, harpsichord, or jazz piano experience preferred; ability to bring diverse cultural or ethnic perspectives or experiences to the campus and serve as a mentor and role model for women and minorities students preferred.  Duties:  teach applied and class piano; other courses and responsibilities possible according to expertise and departmental need; participate in research and scholarly activities; advise students as assigned; committee work as needed.  Submit letter of application, copy of undergraduate/ graduate school transcripts, curriculum vitae, 3 current letters of recommendation, a CD of a recent solo performance, and a list of additional references including email addresses to:  Dr. Robert Knight, Chair; Keyboard Position Search, Department of Music and Theatre Arts, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire, WI  54702-4004 by March 14, 2008.  Screening will continue until position is filled.  Start date:  August 18, 2008.   

The University of Alabama at Birmingham Instructor of Music Appreciation and Collaborative Piano (accompanying), 9-month, non-tenure earning position. Qualifications:  Doctorate in Music or ABD preferred, Masters required; evidence of success as a collaborative performer and classroom teacher; knowledge of WebCT and Blackboard instructional technologies desirable.  Duties:  teach music appreciation (music in the general studies) and accompany vocal and/or instrumental recitals, juries, and lessons with faculty, students, and guest artists; possibly teach in other areas depending upon expertise and departmental need; maintain an active performance presence.  Submit letter of application with curriculum vitae, official transcripts of undergraduate and graduate studies, at least 3 current, confidential letters of recommendation (no tapes until requested) to:  Dr. Jeff Reynolds, Music Search Committee, UAB Department of Music, 231 Hulsey Center, Birmingham, AL  35294-1260 by February 22, 2008.  Search will remain open until position is filled.  Start date:  August 15, 2008. Telephone:  205-934-7376.

Central Michigan University Instructor/Assistant Professor of Collaborative Piano, temporary faculty position with possibility of renewal.  Qualifications:  MM required in piano performance, collaborative piano, or related area, and commensurate professional experience; 2 years teaching and performance experience at college level; outstanding performance background in chamber music settings; excellent sight-reading and effective communication and interpersonal skills; experience coaching pianists in chamber music and vocal repertoire; excellent organizational skills.  Duties:  Perform and rehearse with guest artists, faculty, ensembles, and others; assign and coordinate collaborative pianists for student auditions and competitions; perform on graduate, advanced undergraduate recitals; coach and coordinate the assignments of student collaborative pianists; teach collaborative piano and related courses, coach chamber ensembles and vocalists.  Applications must include a letter of application, vita, copy of transcripts, evidence of teaching effectiveness, a repertoire list of vocal and instrumental collaborative literature, at least 3 recent letters of recommendation and CD recording of recent performances.  Send to:  Chair, Collaborative Piano Search Committee, School of Music, Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, MI  48859.  Review of applications begins January 18, 2008 and will continue until position is filled.  Position begins August 18, 2008.

Arizona State University Assistant/Associate Professor (tenure track) of Collaborative Piano.  Required qualifications:  DM in collaborative piano or equivalent professional experience; national/international reputation as a collaborative pianist; demonstrated excellence in teaching or opera coaching; comprehensive knowledge of art song, operatic and chamber music repertoire; comprehensive knowledge of lyric diction; experience appropriate to rank.  Preferred qualifications:  College level teaching experience; evidence of fluency in one of the standard lyric languages; demonstrated versatility and experience in performance practice or contemporary techniques; evidence of ability to teach orchestral piano, dance accompaniment, contemporary piano techniques or forte piano.  Duties:  Studio instruction of BM, MM, and DMA majors in collaborative piano; teach advanced seminar courses for graduate majors in collaborative piano and courses in art song and/or chamber music literature; maintain national/international reputation through performances, research, creative activity; recruit, advise, service to ASU and the profession.  Submit letter of interest, vita, 3 letters of recommendation to:  Professor Frank Koonce, Chair of Collaborative Piano Search Committee, School of Music, Arizona State University, PO Box 870405, Tempe, AZ 85287-0405. Application deadline:  January 14, 2008.  Date of appointment:  August 16, 2008.

Moores School of Music at the University of Houston:  Applied Piano.  Responsibilities:  teach piano to undergraduate and graduate students, demonstrating a broad knowledge of the piano repertory; to continue to perform as concert pianist in settings including solo and chamber music; to perform collaboratively with other faculty artists; to recruit and retain excellent piano students.  Qualifications:  Individual must be a superb pianist with the professional and academic background of a concert artist; evidence of success in piano teaching represented by success of students; evidence of ability to recruit and retain students; demonstrated capacity to plan and organize events associated with master classes, etc.; ability to work in a supportive team environment.  Master's required, doctorate preferred.  Application deadline:  begins February 1, 2008 and continues until position is filled.  Date of appointment:  August 2008.  Send transcripts, resume, 3 letters of recommendation to:  Piano Search Committee, Nancy Weems, Chair; Moores School of Music; University of Houston; 120 School of Music Building; Houston, TX 77204-4017

Arizona State University assistant professor of group piano/piano pedagogy. Supervise administer group piano program, oversee teaching assistants, teach group piano, keyboard harmony, and piano pedagogy courses, serve on graduate supervisory committee. DM in music with specialization in piano pedagogy or equivalent professional experience in piano pedagogy. Demonstrated administrative experience in group piano program, excellence in group piano teaching, excellence as a pianist. Application must include a letter of application addressing essential functions and qualifications, a detailed vita, 3 current letters of references. Send all to: Dr. Jan Thompson, Chair, Group Piano Search Committee, School of Music, Arizona State University, Box 870405, Tempe AZ 85287-0405.  Screening begins January 14, 2008.

Piano Instructor:  join the organization Click for Lessons, an online company that connects students who want lessons with instructors.  Qualifications:  Teaching experience required; college degree or currently majoring in your teaching subject. Duties:  CFL instructors are sent students in their available time slots.  Main responsibility is to teach students the subjects that they are interested in.  Contact Drew Davies at 877-231-8505 or at jobs@clickforlessons.com for more information. Applications accepted year-round;  position to begin immediately.

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Luther College visiting assistant professor/Instructor of Violin one-year position with possibility of renewal up to 3 years.  Qualifications:  MM required for Instructor, DMA required for asst. professor; exceptional performance skills; record of excellence as violin teacher.  Duties:  teach studio violin, coach chamber music; other duties as assigned; recruit talented students.  Submit:  letter of application, vitae, complete contact info for 3 references, recent CD recording, transcripts to:  Eric Kutz, Chair, Violin Search Committee; Dept. of Music, Luther College, 700 College Drive, Decorah, IA  52101. For more info, email Eric or phone:  563-387-1220.  Start date:  late August, 2008.   

Oklahoma State University Visiting Artist/Teacher of Low Strings, visiting asst. professor. Qualifications:  earned doctorate preferred, Masters required; evidence of successful teaching and performance; preference given to applicants with successful recruiting record.  Duties:  teach applied cello and bass; develop active components of composition program; other assignments made according to candidate's expertise; be productive as scholars/artists and engage in departmental, university, and professional service.  Submit:  letter of application, resume, transcripts, minimum of 3 letters of recommendation to:  Violin/Cello Search Committee, Dept. of Music, 132 Seretean Center for the Performing Arts, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK  74078-4077.  Application screening begins June 3, 2008.  Start date:  August 15, 2008.

Concordia College-Moorhead, MN artist-teacher of Cello, tenure-track.  Qualifications: DM or doctorate in progress required; evidence of successful teaching at undergraduate level; excellence and professional achievement as performer; ability to interact effectively; secondary area of expertise; ability to articulate sympathy with the mission of the college and music dept.  Duties: private cello instruction to undergrad majors and non-majors; chamber music coaching; participate in faculty chamber music; recruit students; participate in auditions, juries, recital hearings, committees; other duties as needed and qualified to do.  Submit:  letter of application, vitae, CD/DVD recording of recent performance (SASE for return of materials), transcripts, 3+ current letters of recommendation, written responses to "Additional Candidate information" (to be provided upon receipt of materials) to:  Chair, Cello Search Committee, Dept. of Music, Concordia College, 901 8th St. S., Moorhead, MN  56562.Phone:  (218) 299-4414. Start date: August 2008.

Texas Tech University Artist/Teacher of Cello.  Qualifications: MM required, DM preferred or equivalent experience; success as applied teacher of cello including recruitment/retention of high-quality students; outstanding performance ability and experience; desire/ability to develop a regional, nat'l and internat'l profile as teacher/performer; ability to teach string-related courses.   Duties:  Recruit, teach, retain high-quality undergrad/graduate students; perform in appropriate solo and ensemble settings; regional and national visibility as teacher and performer; teach related string courses; advise theses and dissertations; serve on committees as needed; maintain creative/scholarly/service contributions.  Apply online (click here), refer to job posting and requisition #76006.  Attach the following materials to online application:  Letter of application, curriculum vitae. Send by mail:  3 letters of recommendation, 3 additional references with full contact info, audio recording of recent live performance(s) to Jan Oldham; School of Music; Texas Tech University; Box 42033, Lubbock, TX  79409-2033.  Screening begins March 14, 2008.  Start Date:  Fall 2008.  Phone:  806-742-2295.

Tales & Scales is holding auditions for violin.  It is the nation’s only musictelling ensemble whose performers combine music, story, theatre and dance.  From its home-base in Evansville, Indiana, the troupe tours the United States performing in schools, concert halls, performing arts centers, and with symphony orchestras.  Tales & Scales members are also involved in workshops, school residencies, and an annual summer camp. Qualifications:  An interest in both performing for and working with children; Outgoing personalities and a desire to explore unique performance techniques (experience in other disciplines a plus, but not necessary);  Strong convictions about the importance of arts education; The ability to commit to a rigorous training, rehearsal process, and a full time touring schedule;  The ability to relocate to Evansville and commence work on June 15th, 2008.  Compensation:  Starting salary $20,000/year;  Two weeks paid vacation plus 12 paid holidays;  Health, Life and optional Dental Benefits;  Tour expenses (hotel, travel, per diem) paid by company.  Auditions held in Evansville, Indiana on April 12, 13, 19, 24, 25 26, 2008.  Submit resume, 3 references with current contact information; any experience working with children, any experience in dance, theater, or additional performance skills; and any secondary instruments you play by March 15th to auditions@talesandscales.org

Leo Kucinski Academy of Music/Morningside College Instructor of Strings (Violinist).  Qualifications:  Master's degree required, doctorate preferred; outstanding violinist and master teacher with passion for teaching both young children and college students; effective recruiter and team player.  Duties:  responsible for organizing and teaching an early string program (ages 4-9), teach academy and college violin students, teach string pedagogy, assist in recruitment for both the academy and the college, perform as a member of the college piano trio.  Submit letter of application, vita, official graduate school transcripts, a recording of solo performance, 3 letters of recommendation to:  Dr. Getty Bouma, Search Committee Chair, Department of Music, Morningside College, 1501 Morningside Avenue, Sioux City, Iowa  51106.  Review of applications will begin March 1, 2008 and continue until position is filled.  Start date:  August 2008.

Michigan State University College of Music Assistant/Associate Professor of Viola, tenure track.  Qualifications:  Master's degree or equivalent professional experience; broad experience as a performer/pedagogue  of national/international stature with knowledge of solo, chamber and orchestral repertoire.  Duties:  Teach viola to undergraduate and graduate students; supervise violists in the DMA program; collaborate with colleagues in chamber music performances; coach chamber music; recruit and retain a class of high quality students.  Submit letter of application, curriculum vitae, performance recordings, 3 recent letters of recommendation and contact information for 3 additional references to:  Viola Search Committee Chairperson, c/o Shawn Myrda Mahorney, College of Music, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI  48824-1043.  Review of applications begins February 8, 2008; position starts August 16, 2008.

VanderCook College of Music (Chicago, IL) Director of string music education.  Qualifications:  Doctorate preferred but not mandatory; minimum of 5 years successful public or private school teaching experience in the elementary, middle, or high school levels; proficient string player; knowledge of educational and artistic repertoire for both string and full orchestra; energetic, good communicator, team player; desire to develop string music educators at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.  Duties:  direct the college orchestra and string chamber ensembles; serve as a resource to string music educators and their programs in the city, area, and region; teach string methods classes at undergraduate and graduate levels;  teach orchestral conducting to undergraduate and graduate music educators that includes rehearsal strategies, error detection, repertoire selection, score study, and baton technique; administrate all aspects of the string music education program including direct oversight of string chamber music program, instrument issue/collection procedures, instrument inventory maintenance and the orchestra library.  Submit letter of interest, vita, 3 letters of recommendation, and a list of references to:  Ruth Rhodes, Chair; String Music Education Search Committee, VanderCook College of Music, 3140 S. Federal St., Chicago, IL  60616.  Review of applications begins February 1, 2008.  Starting Date:  August 1, 2008. 

University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire assistant professor of cello, tenure track.  Qualifications: DM in cello performance or performance and pedagogy preferred; ABD applicants must complete DM by 3-20-09; ability to teach cello at college level and record of public performance required; minimum of 3 years part time experience teaching in PreK-12 public, private, or prep schools preferred; ability to bring diverse cultural or ethnic perspectives/experiences to campus; serve as mentor/role model for women and minority students preferred.  Duties:  teach applied cello, string techniques, supervise and coach chamber string ensembles; supervise string education student teachers and practicum students; other courses according to expertise and departmental need; participate in research and scholarly activities, advise students, engage in service to university and community, participate in all committee work.  Submit letter of application, copy of undergraduate and graduate transcripts, curriculum vitae, 3 current letters of recommendation, CD of recent cello performance, and list of 3 additional references (email addresses included) to:  Dr. Robert Knight, Chair; Department of Music and Theatre Arts; University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire, Wisconsin 54702-4004 by February 22, 2008.  Date of Appointment:  August 18, 2008.

The Ohio State University Assistant Professor of Cello (tenure track).  Qualifications:  Masters minimum, doctorate desirable; demonstrated excellence as a performer; record of successful teaching at the college level and creative/scholarly activity sufficient for graduate teaching and advising.  Duties:  teach cello at the undergraduate and graduate levels as well as string literature and pedagogy courses; coach and perform chamber music; advise undergraduate and graduate cello majors; teach in a secondary area of specialization such as conducting, music industry, contemporary music, performance practices, or Alexander Technique; other duties commensurate with experience; recruitment, creative/scholarly activity and service contributions appropriate for a faculty member at a major research university.  Submit letter of application, curriculum vitae, performance CD, complete contact information for 3 current references to:  Professor Paul Robison, Chair; Cello Search Committee, 110 Weigel Hall, 1866 College Road, Columbus, OH  43210 by January 5, 2008.  Other applications received after that date will be considered until position is filled.  Start date:  August 2008.

The University of Tennessee Artist/Teacher of Violin, Assistant professor (tenure track).  Qualifications:  MM required, DM or equivalent professional profile preferred; demonstrated success as applied violin teacher; ability to teach string related courses and to develop regional and national profile as a teacher and performer; attract high quality undergraduate/ graduate students; successful experience teaching violin and related courses in a university environment preferred; outstanding violin performance; knowledge and performance experience in chamber music desirable.  Duties:  recruit, teach, and retain high quality undergraduate/ graduate students; present recitals and perform in appropriate solo and ensemble settings including faculty chamber ensembles; develop regional and national visibility as a teacher and performer; other duties may include string pedagogy, string literature classes, and coaching chamber ensembles; creative/scholarly activity; service contributions as needed.  Submit letter of application, 3+ letters of recommendation, curriculum vitae, and recent CD and/or DVD recording of representative repertoire (indicating dates of performance) with a self-addressed, postage-paid envelope and materials will be returned once search is completed, to:  Chair, Violin Search Committee; School of Music, The University of Tennessee, 1741 Volunteer Blvd., Knoxville, TN  37996-2600.  Screening of applicants begins January 10, 2008.  Date of appointment:  August 1, 2008.

Violin, Viola, Cello, Bass Instructors:  join the organization Click for Lessons, an online company that connects students who want lessons with instructors.  Qualifications:  Teaching experience required; college degree or currently majoring in your teaching subject. Duties:  CFL instructors are sent students in their available time slots.  Main responsibility is to teach students the subjects that they are interested in.  Contact Drew Davies at 877-231-8505 or at jobs@clickforlessons.com for more information. Applications accepted year-round;  position to begin immediately.

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SUMMER ONLY

Appel Farm Summer Arts Camp June 15-August 17, 2008 is looking for counselors and music instructors ages 20+ to live and work with campers ages 9-17.  Salary based on education/experience, includes room and board.  For detailed information and application, please visit web site.  Telephone:  800-394-8478.

Interlochen Arts Camp (June-August 2008) seeks employees for the positions of:  Music Library, Collaborative Pianist, Theatre Production, Visual Art Assistants, Ensemble Manager, Teaching Assistants, and Instrument Services Assistant. Info and applications can be found online.  Phone:  231-276-7342.

French Woods Performing Arts Camp, New York Skilled performers and teachers are needed to serve as counselors at leading performing arts camp.  College internships possible.  Salary, room and board offered.  For more information/application materials, call 1-800-634-1703   for Summer 2008

Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp, Twin Lake, Michigan staff positions from June 16-August 17, 2008 Qualifications:  Music Ed upperclassmen and graduates.  Duties:  Instruct sectionals and techniques classes with junior high students, perform in Festival Orchestra, Band, Jazz Band, Staff Band or Chamber ensembles, live with and supervise 10-12 campers, assist with recreational and social activities, work 15-20 hours/week performing or teaching. Placement based on recorded audition. 

Ash Lawn Opera Festival announces openings for principal cello, section cello, section violin.  2008 summer productions include My Fair Lady and Carmen.  Position pays $2040 for principal, $1530 for section for period of June 28 - August 10, 2008.  Productions are performed outdoors.  Please send resume and CD, which should include solo selection and excerpts from opera and musical theatre, not to exceed 15 minutes, to:  Orchestra Search, Ash Lawn Opera Festival, 111 NE 4th St., Charlottesville, VA  22902.  Positions will remain open until filled.