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Tuesday, April 03, 2007

Nice "Day Job" in Chicago

Since I fixed the Jazz Jobs page, I find myself returning there often to see what kinds of gigs there are in the music field, and jazz area.  I recently saw an interesting one that I would definitely apply for if I didn’t already have a day job.  Its in Chicago, my old stomping ground.  The gig fits my qualifications perfectly I think.  If you are an arranger, have some finale background, can conduct a band, are pretty organized and like working with musicians – this might be a gig for you.  It is at Columbia College in Chicago.  This might get a little boring depending on how much “administrative work” you would have to do.  It would be a good excuse to write a lot of charts too. I know some guys in the Chicago Jazz Ensemble and there are some great players in there.  Here is the job description:

 

Job Requirements:
The ideal candidate for this position will possess the ability to procure music; edit, organize, and prepare parts and scores for rehearsals and performances; maintain the library database and archives; liaise with composers and arrangers; assist with rehearsals and productions; perform administrative and clerical tasks as assigned; and contribute to the development and maintenance of the ensemble's internet site. A mastery of Finale and Microsoft Office software is essential, as is proficiency with audio software for basic editing and creation of audio files. A Bachelor's degree is preferred.

Another nice thing is that when you weren’t doing this gig, you could be playing around
Chicago or teaching.  Depending on what this pays, it could be a nice gig for someone with the above qualifications.

Click here for more information on this gig>>>




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