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Job ListingsCurrent as of June 22, 2009. Submit a listing for the next issue here. [Submitters: note that your submission will appear in the next print and web edition, which may mean a time lag between when you submit and when you see it. If the position remains unfilled, you may submit again each month as long as you wish -- the posting will not be held over automatically.]
CONNECTICUTChrist Church Greenwich (posted June 22, 2009) Christ Church Greenwich seeks counter-tenor and bass section leaders
First Presbyterian Church (posted July 2, 2009) The First Presbyterian Church in New York City is seeking an energetic and creative person to lead our music program with families, children, and youth. The family music program involves children ages 3 through 18 and is connected to an active church school program and worship. Applicants should demonstrate strong vocal technique, musicianship skills, and have an understanding of children’s voices. Applicants should be flexible, have good communication skills, and be comfortable working with children of all ages and their parents. A bachelor’s degree in music is preferred, with training and/or experience in sacred music.
Email resume and cover letter to searchcymd@fpcnyc.org or fax 212-675-8674, to the attention of The Rev. Barbara E. Davis. Review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled.
Flagg Rd United Church of Christ, West Hartford (posted June 22, 2009) Flagg Rd UCC seeks a Music Director- This part time position (approx 5 hrs per week)will manage a vigorous music program that embraces contemporary and traditional sacred music. The successful candidate should be: able to work creatively with people of all ages and musical ability, a capable keyboard musician and choral director, and able to to coordinate with and support the work of music program volunteers (e.g. handbell choir, children's choir, and family orchestra).
Music Search Committee Flagg Rd UCC 143 Flagg Rd West Hartford,CT 06117. For e-mail: flaggroaducc@sbcglobal.net Greater New Haven Community Chorus (posted July 2, 2009) The Greater New Haven Community Chorus (GNHCC) is now accepting applications for a Choral Assistant for the 2009-2010 season. The Choral Assistant will assist the Artistic Director in all aspects of musical direction. Please visit the GNHCC website: www.gnhcc.org for: Choral Assistant Job Description and Choral Assistant Application Form. Application Deadline: August 15, 2009 Immanuel Lutheran Church, Meriden, CT (posted July 2, 2009) Director of Music position. The position would require: playing organ/piano for one Sunday service per week, playing organ/piano for any special services; rehearsing the adult choir (typically once a week), and instructing the Sunday Church School students to learn various hymns throughout the year. The church be getting a new Pastor due to the retirement of Pastor Perry Beaver. Please contact: Frank Daniele Home: (860) 635-2205 Work: (860) 954-2569 Home: adfd924@sbcglobal.net Work: fdaniele@travelers.com St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Madison (posted June 23, 2009) St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, located in the beautiful shoreline town of Madison, CT, is seeking a superb organist to lead it’s Sunday morning 11:00 service for the 2009/2010 church year. The organist will work with our Rector and depending on experience, would have reasonable discretion to select hymns and anthems based upon the lectionary. St. Andrew's has a two-manual, eighteen division pipe organ that was installed in 1994, designed by Walden Moore and Timothy E. Smith and built by the Southfield Organ Company. “Our primary need, and the basic requirement, is for an exceptional organist. We truly want someone who can make the organ 'come alive' and move people deeply.” The expectation would be for the organist to be ready to work by 10:00 on Sunday mornings, and, if directing a choir is applicable, to rehearse with the Chancel Choir for 40 minutes and to remain through the end of the service, approximately 12:15 p.m. For the organist position only: a weekly salary of $175. For any candidate committed to expanding the position to include working with the Chancel Choir an increase to $225 per week. Christmas Eve worship is compensated separately. E-mail your musical resume and feel free to give us a call with any questions. Please contact: The Rev. Mary Canavan, Rector 203-245-2585 232 Durham Rd, Madison, CT 06443 OR Geoff Gregory, Chair of Music Committee 203-318-3712
St. Paul’s Fairfield (posted June 22, 2009) Interested persons should contact John Abdenour, Organist and Director of Music, by e-mail at jabdenour1962@juno.com Please include a resume, references, and if available, a brief clip of organ playing. Candidates are encouraged to visit the web site: www.stpaulsfairfield.org
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Wallingford (posted May 26, 2009) Music Director (part-time). St. Paul’s seeks an organist and choir director for Sunday services, weekly choir rehearsals and special services and events throughout the year. Candidate must have an eagerness to collaborate with the rector and other musicians in the congregation. Knowledge of Episcopal liturgy a plus. The position averages 20 hours per week. The parish has a newly restored (as of this spring) organ and follows AGO guidelines. Please contact the Rev. Dee Anne Dodd at rector@stpaulswallingford.org.
Unitarian Society of Hartford (posted May 26, 2009) Associate Director of Music (part time). This position assists and supports the music program of USH, helping to create an environment of transcendence in worship. The Associate Music Director serves as organist and pianist for worship services and other events and accompanies the chancel choir. The Associate Music Director also leads congregational singing, leads a choir of untrained singers, and works closely with the minister and Worship Arts sub-council in creating worship services. This position works in close collaboration with the Senior Music Director and is supervised by the Minister. The position averages 15 hours per week, 50 weeks per year. Please contact the church at (860) 233-9897.
Zion Lutheran Church, Wallingford (posted May 26, 2009) Director of Music (part time). Zion Lutheran Church seeks an organist for weekly Sunday services (10:30 a.m.) and Thursday choir rehearsals (7:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m.). Special services throughout the year. Candidate must have a willingness to work with other musicians in the congregation in a growing and dynamic music ministry. The church follows AGO salary guidelines. Please contact Pastor Robert Hass at: Zion Lutheran Church 235 Pond Hill Road Wallingford, CT 06492 203-269-6847
OUT OF STATEHoly Cross Episcopal Church, Dunn Loring, VA (posted Jue 22, 2009) Located in Dunn Loring, VA, seeks part-time energetic Director of Music Ministries, organist and choral director. Preferred applicants will have a degree in organ performance, with a minor in choral conducting or music education, together with a background in traditional liturgical worship services. Responsible for adult choir, two children’s choirs, oversight of guitar group and parish musicians. Position approximately 20 hours per week. Compensation is negotiable and competitive (based on experience and credentials.) Estimated salary range: $23,000 - $28,000. Additionally: four weeks vacation, modest sick leave and continuing education.Please email and mail via postal service resume and cover letter to The Rev. Walter Smedley and send a copy of the same, together with a 15 minute tape or CD containing the candidate playing excerpts from works spanning multiple genre, including music selections from the Episcopal tradition. Initial telephone interviews will be scheduled with appropriate candidates, after which references will be requested. In-person interview/audition will be scheduled for semi-finalists. Finalists will be required to produce and play a full church service, including rehearsing the adult choir just prior to the service. Email: wes.smedley@holycrossepiscopal.org with subject: Director of Music Ministries
St. Paul Lutheran Church, Davenport, IA (posted May 26, 2009) St. Paul Lutheran Church, Davenport, IA, a growing congregation of 3,000 members, is seeking a full-time organist and director of music ministries. Vibrant St. Paul worship happens in the context of a stunning new sanctuary, a brand new 44-rank, two manual, tracker Bigelow organ, and a spirited congregation. The successful candidate for this position must be an outstanding organist possessing deep worship planning skills and a strong sense of Lutheran liturgical practice. The director will develop and lead the entire music program in coordination with the rest of the music staff. For further information contact: Larry Minard, chair
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Doylestown, PA (posted May 26, 2009) The church is seeking to hire a Director of Music. Position includes administrative leadership of congregation’s music program and direction of choirs and ensembles. Applicants will be required to provide a resume, references, and a repertoire list of music performed in a church or concert context—particularly a choral repertoire. Tapes, CDs, or videos, if available, are welcomed. Contact St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, 301 N. Main Street, Doylestown, PA 18901, Attention Steven Moyer (215-348-4004 or smoyer@doylestownlutheran.org).
St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Center, University of Colorado, Boulder (posted May 26, 2009) Director of Music (full time). Responsibilities include planning, preparation and implementation of liturgical music. Must have excellent leadership and musical skills and have a working knowledge of a wide variety of musical styles, from chant and polyphony to contemporary arrangements. Requires a high level of energy and a desire to work with all age groups. The position necessitates a thorough understanding of the spirit and form of the Roman Rite, with a desire for a prominent place for beauty in the liturgy. Graduate Degree in Music, Choral Direction or related field preferred. Salary commensurate with education and experience. Position has a summer start date. No phone calls. Please email, fax or send resume to: Father Kevin Augustyn St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Center 904 14th Street Boulder, CO 80302 303.443.8383, Fax 303.443.8399
Trinity Wall Street, Manhattan (posted May 26, 2009) Organ Scholar (part time). Trinity’s music department is seeking an Organ Scholar to serve as accompanist for liturgies and professional and amateur choir rehearsals and performances. Provide as needed assistance in all aspects of Music Department administration. Candidate must be able to work Two weekdays and Sundays, occasionally Saturdays for special liturgies and events; regular schedule of 20 hours per week; times vary; hourly pay. We offer a competitive salary along with a comprehensive benefits package. For consideration, please send your resume and salary history with your salary requirements to: Trinity Wall Street Human Resources Department 74 Trinity Place, Room 503 NY, NY 10006-2088 Fax 212-602-9649 Email: HR@trinitywallstreet.org No phone calls please. Only qualified candidates will be contacted.
Trinity Church (Episcopal) Newport, RI (posted May 26, 2009) Organist/Choir Director (part time). Trinity Church seeks an experienced Organist/Choir Director with skills consistent with supporting our outreach to the community through our Ministry of the Arts. Responsibilities include music for all worship services, as well as rehearsing both the junior and senior choir. The successful candidate will have earned at least a Bachelor’s Degree in Organ or Sacred Music. We offer a base salary and benefits appropriate to a 25 hr. week according to the guidelines of the American Guild of Organists, with the potential of additional compensation through the Minister of Music’s participation with the programs sponsored by the Ministry of the Arts. Please contact the church at (401) 846-0660. SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES2009 Call for Entries Faith & Form / IFRAA International Awards Program for Religious Art & Architecture. Submission deadline: June 26, 2009. Categories:
Info and submissions at faithandformawards.com
The First International Competition in Organ Improvisation Leipzig 2009 will take place this fall from October 29-November 1. The jury consists of leaders in the field: Stefan Engels, Thierry Escaich, Lionel Rogg, Enjott Schneider, Domenico Tagliente, and Jürgen Wolf. The application deadline is September 1, and applicants may not be older than 30. Those interested should visit: www.hmt-leipzig.de and www.ORGANpromotion.org for more information.
Call for Papers/Abstracts/Submissions Submission Deadline: August 21, 2009 Sponsored by: Web address: http://www.hichumanities.org Email address: humanities@hichumanities.org The 8th Annual Hawaii International Conference on Arts & Humanities will be held from January 13 (Wednesday) to January 16 (Saturday), 2010 at the Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa and the Hilton Waikiki Prince Kuhio Hotel in Honolulu, Hawaii. The conference will provide many opportunities for academicians and professionals from arts and humanities related fields to interact with members inside and outside their own particular disciplines. Cross-disciplinary submissions with other fields are welcome. Topic Areas (All Areas of Arts & Humanities are Invited): Submitting a Proposal: You may now submit your paper/proposal by using our online submission system! To use the system, and for detailed information about submitting see: http://www.hichumanities.org/cfp_artshumanities.htm Hawaii International Conference on Arts & Humanities P.O. Box 75036 Honolulu, HI 96836 USA
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