Into Opera is seeking talented, imaginative musicians to join our team as Musicians in Residence, working in Norwich and Norfolk based primary schools to deliver transformative creative experiences for children. This is valued, impactful work: you will help shape the cultural lives of young people who may have limited access to high quality music making, and your artistic voice will play a central role in their creative development. Residencies range from short, focused placements (such as one day a week for five weeks) to longer term collaborations across a full term. Each residency is designed in partnership with the school and supported by Into Opera's artistic team. Different schools have different needs, and we'll work collaboratively with our musicians to shape projects that best support each school's children, context and creative potential. We welcome applications from: Experienced musicians and educators who have a track record in delivering high quality, child centred musical experiences. Early career professional musicians who are passionate about sharing their craft and excited to grow their educational practice. We welcome artists rooted in opera and vocal storytelling, as well as those working across world music, western classical, jazz, folk, composition, sound design, music technology, choral leadership and instrumental performance. An average day of work would most likely be 8 hours (7 hours delivery incorporating 2 x breaks, with 1 hour per day of planning embedded as well). Professional experience as a musician Positive, inspirational role model for primary aged children Understanding of the primary music curriculum Charismatic, ambitious and engaging in workshop settings Takes initiative and works confidently in school environments Able to nurture a creative, empowering workshop environment where children thrive Good time keeping and reliable professional conduct Able to monitor and support pupils' progress throughout a project Lead inspiring music sessions for children aged 4-11 that spark curiosity, creativity and joy. Develop children's musical skills through singing, composition, instrumental exploration or ensemble work. Collaborate with and encourage teachers to embed music more deeply within school life. Create inclusive, imaginative learning environments where every child feels able to participate and succeed. Contribute your artistic identity to a programme that values originality, generosity and excellence. Engage in reflective practice and take part in professional development with Into Opera. Uphold high artistic and educational standards across all delivery To apply, simply send us: A letter expressing your interest in the role and motivation for applying (1 page of A4). Please send this by email to: [email protected] ​Subject of email: *Surname* Musicians in Residence ApplicationJob Summary
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