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UPDATED 07.26.10
Welcome to the ITG Employment page. We strive to present information in the most timely manner as it becomes available to us. Should you know of a position that would be of interest to our membership or would like to submit a position not listed, please click on "Submit a Job Opening" and send the information via a MS Word attachment.  Dr. Dave Kosmyna, ITG Employment Editor email jobs@trumpetguild.org The following link provides information on Orchestral positions worldwide. Updated periodically http://www.musicalchairs.info/ Musicians interested in auditioning for
open positions must send a one (1) page resume with a deposit check for $35
made out to the Erie Philharmonic to: Audition Manager Deadline for application is Wednesday,
August 18th, 2010. You will receive confirmation along
with directions to the audition site. The following links provide information on academic positions worldwide. These are updated periodically. Job Title:
Visiting Inst/Asst Prof-Jazz Studies Visiting
Instructor/Assistant Professor, full-time nine-month appointment. Direct jazz
studies program and teach undergraduate jazz students. Teaching responsibilities
depend upon candidate's areas of expertise and department needs. Duties include
conducting large and small ensembles, improvisation and applied lessons also
participate in auditions and recruitment efforts. Principal instrument may
include guitar, trumpet or woodwinds. If hired
at Assistant Professor level, doctorate in music required. If hired as
Instructor, master's degree in Music required. Two years of professional jazz
experience required. Start
Date: August 20, 2010 Application
deadline: July 30, 2010 Following
documents need to be attached electronically to the online application: Cover
letter, condensed CV and teaching philosophy required. Optionally, unofficial
transcripts and other supporting documents may be attached. Official transcripts
must precede candidates brought to campus to interview. Apply for
this position online ONLY at: http://jobs.jsu.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind=50935 Email:
dwells@jsu.edu Salary
commensurate with qualifications and experience.
THE UNITED STATES ARMY OLD GUARD Audition July 29-30, 2010 General Audition Information Established in 1960, the Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps is one of
the United States Army 's premier bands. The Corps provides musical
support to the 3rd United States Infantry Regiment (The
Old Guard), the Army's official ceremonial unit and escort to the President of
the The Bugle Instrumentalist position requires the exclusive use of a
single valve B-flat bugle. In addition to performing with the corps, buglers
provide support for military funerals. Qualifications Applicants must successfully complete/pass all U.S. Army
prerequisites for entry into military service. Applicants must be between 18-42
years old, have no physical hindrance to marching or movement, and be capable
of performing while marching without the aid of glasses or be able to wear
contacts. Applicants must comply with active duty Army height and weight
standards, not recruit entrance standards. Candidates must also adhere to
strict appearance guidelines, and be able to obtain a security clearance. The
position requires a minimum 3-year enlistment, with notification of acceptance
prior to enlistment. Benefits Upon completion of Initial Entry Training and advanced individual
training within the For complete information, please visit www.army.mil/fifeanddrum Cruise
ship -- LEAD Trumpet, multiple immediate openings URGENT. Lead trumpet openings onboard multiple cruise
lines from early August for 4 months. Continuous openings thereafter. Strong
sight-reading skills needed and must play comfortably up to an F or G. The cruise line (NCL)
will provide food, lodging, travel to and from the ship, and complete healthcare
while onboard in addition to their salary. Need a valid passport; must
pass a medical and background check. For inquiries contact: Ben Dransfield email: bdransfield@sumanent.com Scholarships and Assistantships The Wanda L. Bass School of Music at Oklahoma City University announces a Graduate Assistantship in Trumpet starting in August of 2009. Duties are to play in the Blackwelder Brass, a graduate brass quintet who's duties include outreach concerts, university events and church residencies. This graduate assistant will also be expected to play in the university orchestra, wind ensemble and pit orchestra. The winner of this position will receive a full-tuition scholarship and a modest monthly stipend and added pay for church work on weekends. Additional work is available teaching private lessons and freelancing in Oklahoma City. Recent literature performed by the University Orchestra: Pictures At An Exhibition, Capricio Espanole, Petrouschka and Bruckner 4. The Wanda L. Bass School of Music at Oklahoma City University is renowned for its exceptional training of musicians in the liberal arts tradition. For 80 years, its graduates have been in demand as singers, conductors, composers, instrumentalists, educators, critics and commentators. School of Music alumni include Grammy, Tony, and Emmy Award winners. The recently opened Wanda L. Bass Music Center, a $31.5 million, 117,000-square-foot addition more than doubles the size of the Bass School of Music. The Bass Music Center features 60 additional practice rooms, 40 new teaching studios, seven high-tech music labs, six ensemble rehearsal rooms, and a black-box theater. The expansion incorporates new advances in sound isolation and acoustical breakthroughs. Oklahoma City University offers MM degrees in performance, composition and conducting. The school is a full member of the National Association of Schools of Music. www.okcu.edu/music Michael Anderson, Professor of Trumpet at: |
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