A PART FOR YOU HERE
Musical Director
Help young performers find their voices. Work with the show director to develop the vocal and musical life of a production.
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At a glance
The opportunity, at a glance.
- Reports to
- Producer / Director
- Position
- Nonexempt · part-time / seasonal
- Teaching
- $55 per hour
- Planning
- $16.90 per hour
- Additional tech-week hours
- $20 per hour for hours beyond the original schedule
- Schedule
- In person · after school and evenings; weekdays and weekends as needed. Minimum 2–4 hours per week.
- Locations
- Greater Sacramento and Elk Grove; the Thornton, CA 95686 assignment requires relocation before starting. Confirm the assignment with the hiring team.
The role
Bring the music to life.
Collaborate with the show director to guide the production’s vocal and artistic work. Build positive relationships with the cast and creative team while helping students grow through musical theatre. Multiple seasonal productions may be available. Musical-theatre experience is required.
Qualifications
What you’ll bring.
Musical and educational preparation
A bachelor’s degree in music, theatre, or a related field is preferred; college seniors and some juniors may be considered. Read music and play vocal lines, melodies, and harmonies on a keyboard.
Communication and collaboration
Strong interpersonal, written, verbal, and public-speaking skills. Work respectfully with diverse communities and stakeholders, support group dynamics and team building, and facilitate meetings and community relationships. English/Spanish bilingual skills are a plus.
Professional practice
Work independently with minimal supervision and collaboratively with a team. Manage changing priorities with flexibility, organization, and attention to detail. Use Microsoft Office and Google Workspace.
School-site readiness
A California driver’s license, reliable transportation, and insurance; your own phone and laptop; and the required school background checks.
Shared values
A commitment to the arts as a tool for social change and community engagement, with a willingness to learn through professional development.
Work environment
The working rhythm.
This is an in-person role in a fast-paced nonprofit arts environment. Project hours and compensation are confirmed for the assignment. Be available for after-school and evening rehearsals and weekday or weekend commitments as needed.
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Bring your talent to NorCal Arts.
Use our application form to share your experience and interest in this position. NorCal Arts is an equal-opportunity employer committed to an inclusive workplace; hiring decisions are based on qualifications, merit, and business needs.
You may also email your résumé to careers@norcalsota.org with the subject Music Director. No calls, please.