Tenure-Track Cello Performance & Ensemble Studies
university of north carolina at chapel hillChapel Hill (NC)
Tenure-Track Cello Performance & Ensemble Studies
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university of north carolina at chapel hillChapel Hill (NC)
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About the role
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track Assistant Professor of Music in cello performance. The position emphasizes individual studio teaching, ensemble direction, and related research, within the Transformations in Music Studies curriculum.
A strong record in cello performance and teaching is expected, with a promising trajectory for future excellence. Candidates should have a Master’s in cello performance, with DMA/PhD preferred.
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