Music & Sound Jobs in Boston Conservatory At Berklee

<p>Job Description: The Temporary Production Manager will oversee production and stage management for the Boston Conservatory at Berklee (BCB) and serves as Production Manager for the assigned off-campus opera, Rake’s Progress, held at the Wimberly Theatre in April 2027 The PM is a key member of the Performance Services team for the off-campus productions, reporting to the Assistant Director of Production, and supervises the stage management team. The PM works closely with the Technical Director, Lighting Supervisor, Audio Supervisor, Costume Shop Manager and the full Performance Services team to provide excellent production schedule and support. This position will also work closely with guest designers, faculty directors and choreographers, and students. This is a temporary position that is anticipated to work through May 3, 2027. Communication will begin in the fall, while the design is being developed. Much of this position’s expected work may be done remotely, with on-site presence beginning end of March 2027 - mid April as needed. RAKE’S PROGRESS TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: First week in the space starts on March 29, 2027 Tech: Saturday, April 10 and Sunday, April 11, 2027 from 10am - 9pm All Department Notes and Dress Rehearsals in the evenings of: April 12, 13, 14, 2027 Performances: April 15 &#64; 7:30pm, April 16 &#64; 7:30pm, April 17 &#64; 7:30pm, April 18 &#64; 1:00pm Strike to follow final performance. Pick ups on Tuesday, April 20, 2027 ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS / PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Participate in production meetings, including recording and disseminating information, scheduling and leading meetings, and ensuring stakeholders are informed. Create and maintain detailed production calendar, ensuring relevant schedules are shared with creative teams,...</p>

<p>Job Description: The Temporary Production Electrician at Boston Conservatory at Berklee (BCB) assists the Lighting Supervisor in executing all lighting and electrical requirements for or the assigned off-campus opera, Rake’s Progress, held at the Wimberly Theatre in April 2027. The Production Electrician is responsible for maintaining and disseminating lighting production notes; maintains and repairs lighting equipment as needed; and, in coordination with the Lighting Supervisor, covers technical rehearsals, hang, focus, and strike. As part of the Performance Services department, the Production Electrician reports to the Temporary Lighting Supervisor; works closely with the technical director, stage manager, and full production team. They will collaborate closely with guest artists, faculty, and students. This is a temporary position that is anticipated to work through May 3, 2027. Communication will begin in the fall, while the design is being developed. Much of this position’s expected work may be done remotely, with on-site presence beginning end of March 2027 - mid April as needed. Nights and weekends are required. RAKE’S PROGRESS TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: Lighting Hang: March 29, 2027 Lighting Focus: April 5, 2027 Tech: Saturday, April 10 and Sunday, April 11, 2027 from 10am - 9pm All Department Notes and Dress Rehearsals in the evenings of: April 12, 13, 14, 2027 Performances: April 15 &#64; 7:30pm, April 16 &#64; 7:30pm, April 17 &#64; 7:30pm, April 18 &#64; 1:00pm Strike to follow final performance. Lighting rental pick up on Tuesday, April 20, 2027 ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS/PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Assist Lighting Supervisor on all lighting hang, focus, and strike calls Coordinate with Lighting Supervisor on coverage of technical rehearsals, including weekends...</p>

<p>Job Description: Job Description The Staff Collaborative Pianist provides musical support for the Vocal Arts Department at Boston Conservatory at Berklee through regular accompaniment of applied voice lessons and departmental activities in classical voice and/or musical theatre. Working closely with faculty and students, the pianist serves as an artistic partner in the learning process and contributes to the preparation and presentation of lessons, studio classes, recitals, juries, and other Vocal Arts events. Assignments are determined in consultation with studio faculty and the department chair and follow a regular weekly schedule. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Provide piano accompaniment for assigned voice lessons on a regular weekly schedule. Collaborate with faculty and students in the preparation of assigned repertoire. Accompany studio classes, studio recitals, juries, auditions, and other departmental activities as assigned. Maintain availability for end-of-semester jury examinations and other required assessment activities. Serve as a responsive and supportive musical partner, contributing to a positive and productive learning environment. Demonstrate professionalism, punctuality, preparedness, and effective communication in all interactions with students and faculty. Required Qualifications, Skills, and Knowledge: Advanced piano performance skills and a high level of technical proficiency. Strong sight-reading abilities and the capacity to learn and prepare repertoire efficiently. Demonstrated interest in and commitment to collaborative music-making. Familiarity with and enthusiasm for classical vocal and/or musical theatre repertoire. Ability to work effectively with students and faculty in both instructional and performance settings. Preferred...</p>