Conductor/Music Director

East Anglia

Organisation: Ipswich Choral Society

Director of Music

 WIMBORNE CHORAL SOCIETY is seeking a new Musical Director

Braintree Male Voice Choir is looking to recruit a musical director.

Job Summary:

We are looking for a skilled musician with a strong affinity to the LGBTQ+ community to support the continued growth of our choir and develop our performance/vocal skills and confidence. For many members the choir is our chosen Rainbow family and a safe space to be our authentic selves. Our musical director plays an essential part in fostering a welcoming, fun and inclusive environment.

The Edinburgh Bach Choir is an auditioned, amateur choir currently consisting of around 80 singers of all abilities. The choir rehearses regularly on Tuesday evenings at St Cuthbert’s Church, Lothian Road, Edinburgh, with performances on a weekend three times a year.

Fleetwood and District Choral Society is seeking a new Musical Director to start in September 2024.

We are a non-audition choir and deliver several quality performances annually with orchestra or organ.

At present we have a membership of 30-40 and hold our rehearsals im Fleetwood, with an accompanist, on Friday evenings 7:30 – 9:30.

We are looking for a Musical Director who has:

Experience of conducting an SATB choir and directing an orchestra.

A wide musical knowledge

Good communication skills with a sense of humour

Bristol Reggae Orchestra are looking for an inspiring collaborator to lead their Windrush Reggae Choir.

£900 music scholarship for 2024 - 25

Opus XVI Chamber Choir is offering a music scholarship for a keen musician– singer / conductor / accompanist.

For more information, please email enquiries@opus16.org.uk,

or refer to our website opus16.org.uk.

Vacancy for Musical Director

• Job Vacancy: Director of Music—Autumn 2024
• Bristol Orchestral Players (BOP) are seeking to appoint a new conductor.
• Closing date for applications Friday 17th May 2024.
• Auditions to be held Autumn 2024

We are seeking a new principal conductor to work with our enthusiastic orchestra. Bristol Orchestral Players (BOP) is a friendly group of people who meet at St Peter’s church hall, Henleaze, Bristol, one Sunday evening a month (a bit more frequently in the run up to our concert), to play pieces from the orchestral repertoire. Our usual format is to rehearse pieces chosen by the members of the orchestra for two successive sessions before moving on to a new selection, with a more in-depth look at the music for our yearly, free concert and social for friends and family in June