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just announced in newest AFM paper

Can the ads for the Dayton and Colorado jobs be posted in here? I'm not currently an AFM member, but I'm considering it once I return to the US.

Thanks,
Josh

joshwirt wrote:Can the ads for the Dayton and Colorado jobs be posted in here? I'm not currently an AFM member, but I'm considering it once I return to the US.

Thanks,
Josh

Colorado Symphony Orchestra
TUBA - Principal Tuba
Résumé Date - May 24, 2005
Audition Date - Thursday, June 30, 2005
Starting Date - 2005-06
General Information - No phone calls please. Highly qualified applicants, please send or fax a one page resume. If a member of the Symphony wins the audition the vacant position may be offerd to the next qualified candidate. Equal Opportunity Employer.
Contact Information - Larry Brezicka, Personnel Manager; Colorado Symphony Orchestra; Denver Place- 999 Eighteenth Street, Suite 2055; Denver, CO 80202.
Fax - 303-293-2649
Website - www.coloradosymphony.org

 
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
TUBA - Principal Tuba
Résumé Date - April 29, 2005
Audition Date - May 16-17, 2005
Starting Date - Not Provided
Salary/Benefits - $132.44 per service rate, plus possible opportunity of additional education program income.
Services - Current service guarantee is 139 services per season, including 40 brass Quintet Services
General Information - If a current member of the orchestra wins a position, the vacated position may be offered to the next best qualified candidate. All positions have the possible opportunity for additional education program income. Winning candidates will be required to show proof of US citizenship or a work permit/green card before a contract can be offered. Equal Opportunity Employer.
Contact Information - Highly qualified applicants apply in writing or fax to: Jane Varella, Personnel Manager, Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra; 109 N. Main Street, Dayton, OH 45402.
Fax - 937-223-9189
Email - personnelmgr@daytonphilharmonic.com



pete

Tim Northcut currently plays with the Dayton Philharmonic after being appointed prinicpal tuba on a one year contract. There is no direct university job connected to the group. However, there are many growing school districts and communities in the area that can always use someone for lessons or additional coaching.

Thomas Maurice Booth

Winning candidates will be required to show proof of US citizenship or a work permit/green card before a contract can be offered.

And if I'm from Canada (or some other country)...? Most of the time a Canadian can get a work permit after being offered a contract, but not before. Anyone know anything about this?

has anyone heard back from them? are they actually waiting until the resume deadline, 2 1/2 weeks before the audition, to send out the rep and prelim schedule?

Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra
Principal Tuba Auditions
May 16 and 17, 2005

Berlioz Hungarian March: 20 to 4 measures after 21
Berlioz King Lear: 3 after 21 to 4 after 83
Brahms Academic Festival Overture: m. 379 to end
Bruckner Symphony #7: Mvt. 4 P to S
Mvt. 1 4 before G to 4 after G
Hindemith Symphonic Metamorphoses: 5 after L to O
Mahler Symphony #1: Mvt. 3 4 before 3 to 1 after 5
Mahler Symphony #5: All
Moussorgsky Pictures: Bydlo
Prokofiev Symphony #5: Mvt. 1 3 to 3 after 4; 3 after 23
to 1 after 24
Stravinsky Petrouchka: 100 to 101 (Bear Solo);
Masqueraders 240 to 242 (low octave)
Tchaikovsky Symphony #6: Mvt. 3 2 before GG to end
Mvt. 4 L to M
Wagner Overture to Die Meistersinger: All
Wagner Ride: Major and minor

I hope this information helps. Best of luck to the auditionees.

wow, that's a serious list...

I just did a quintet tour with one of their trumpet players. He said he wasn't surprised that the mailings were so disorganized. Apparently the group is quite good, so I would encourage everyone to audition, and do not take the orchestra manager's handling of this into account. She may not be there for much longer.

Colorado Repertoire List:
Solo: VW I & II
Excerpts: Berlioz: Hungarian March
Brahms: Ein deutsches Requiem
Symphony#2
Bruckner: Symphony#4 & #7
Gershwin: American in Paris
Mahler: Symphony#1, #5, #6
Prokofiev: Symphony #5
Respighi: Fountains of Rome
Stravinsky: Petrouchka (1911 version)
Tchaikovsky: Symphony #6
Wagner: Die Meistersinger von Nurenberg
Die Walkure

Any news on who advanced?