Director of Sacred Music
St. Paul of the Cross Catholic Church - Columbia City, IN
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Please ensure you read the below overview and requirements for this employment opportunity completely. The Director of Sacred Music works under the direction of the pastor and in collaboration to continue developing a sacred music program at the service of Roman Catholic liturgical worship in a parish setting. This includes, but is not limited to, playing at Masses, directing the choir(s), training cantors, planning sacred music for all liturgical celebrations in the parish, and providing/arranging for music at "non-scheduled" liturgies (funerals, weddings, etc.) Job Duties / Specific Responsibilities:Plans and executes music for all sung Masses (4 per weekend, Holy Days, and as scheduled for Holy Week) as well as special Masses, such as ConfirmationProvides accompaniment for all sung MassesRehearses and conducts the adult and youth choirs which will sing at Masses on a schedule determined with the PastorProvides music for all weddings and funerals, including all relevant planning with involved partiesMaintains close working relationship with the PastorAny additional responsibilities at the discretion of the PastorQualifications:High degree of proficiency in playing the piano/organDemonstrated skill as an effective choral conductorKnowledge of the Church's liturgical and musical traditionAbility to work independently to organize and arrange prioritiesAbility to schedule and produce work in a timely mannerAbility to take initiative and be self-motivatedDisplay a positive and professional demeanor with Pastor, parishioners, co-workers and guestsPhysical Demands:: Regularly spend long hours sittingRegularly move from sitting to standing positions effortlesslyRegularly use hands and fingers to play musical instrumentsMust be able to speak clearly so listeners can understandWork Schedule: The standard work schedule is 12-15 hours weekly with additional hours as needed. Interested Candidates may apply at /careers#J-18808-Ljbffr
Created: 2024-11-04