Part-time Instructor of Piano

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Job Description: Part-time Instructor of Piano (26006194) Part-time Instructor of Piano Greensburg Hum-General Admin - Pennsylvania-Greensburg - ( 26006194 ) The University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg seeks a collaborative pianist to work as Part-time Instructor of Piano. Responsibilities include: Providing private instruction (1/2 hour lessons) for up to 4 piano students in our piano studio. Ability to teach in both Classical and jazz styles is desirable but not required. Accompanying the Pitt-Greensburg Chorale and Chamber Singers in weekly rehearsals and semester performances, working with the music director. The accompanist is needed for approximately five hours of rehearsal time. Accompanying university musicians when scheduled. The next one is scheduled for Spring 28. Teaching one class per semester, typically Class Piano for beginners or other course within the candidate’s expertise. Applicants must have completed a master’s degree or higher in music and have experience in both private piano instruction and choral accompanying. Experience teaching in a university setting is desirable. The University of Pittsburgh is an equal opportunity employer / disability / veteran. The University of Pittsburgh is an equal opportunity employer / disability / veteran.

Assignment Category: Part-time temporary Bargaining Unit Eligibility : This position may be bargaining unit eligible Child Protection Clearances : Not Applicable Required Attachments : Cover Letter, Curriculum Vitae, Letters of Recommendation

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