Boston University’s College of Fine Arts, specifically the School of Music, is seeking to hire an experienced conductor, teacher, and performer for the position of Assistant Professor and Conductor for the Boston University Wind Ensemble. The appointment is anticipated to start on July 1, 2025. Candidates must demonstrate excellent conducting and teaching skills in Wind Ensemble repertoire, alongside a background in orchestral repertoire. Key responsibilities include promoting the Boston University Wind Ensemble's national profile, mentoring graduate students in Wind Conducting, assisting with the Boston University Orchestras, providing advanced conducting study for undergraduates, and coaching wind and brass chamber music. The ideal candidate should have substantial experience in collegiate-conservatory teaching and a strong national profile, as well as collaborative skills to work effectively with faculty and staff. An advanced degree in music is preferred, but significant professional experience may be considered. The Boston University School of Music, which was the first institution in the U.S. to grant a music degree, aims to foster inclusiveness and diversity, alongside a commitment to social justice in its academic community. Applicants must submit a cover letter, curriculum vitae, and references by email to [email protected] before October 15, 2024. BU conducts background checks on final candidates and encourages applications from individuals without regard to various personal characteristics. Interested candidates can find the full job listing on the Chronicle of Higher Education’s website.
Boston University School of Music Hiring Assistant Professor for Wind Ensemble
Boston University is hiring an Assistant Professor of Music for the Wind Ensemble, starting in July 2025, focusing on conducting, teaching, and mentorship.
Published on Thursday, September 12, 2024 at 11:00 PM
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