Teaching Job
Oslo, Norway
Posted: 10 Oct 2024
Norwegian Academy of Music
Associate Professor of Harpsichord
(part-time)
About the position
Scope and disciplin
The position is a 50 per cent permanent position as Associate Professor of Harpsichord.
The position's subject area is Harpsichord and historically oriented interpretation.
The duties include teaching and guiding students, both individually and in ensembles, artistic development work and administrative tasks in connection with the academic activities in the section. It is expected that the appointee will take an active role in strengthening artistic and professional collaboration between colleagues.
Teaching and supervision
Educational tasks include teaching and supervision in Harpsichord, as well as teaching and guidance of historically oriented interpretation of students of other instruments. The appointee will be expected to lead ensembles both in elective courses (baroque ensemble) and larger projects with the Academy’s chamber orchestra.
Scope and disciplin
The position is a 50 per cent permanent position as Associate Professor of Harpsichord.
The position's subject area is Harpsichord and historically oriented interpretation.
The duties include teaching and guiding students, both individually and in ensembles, artistic development work and administrative tasks in connection with the academic activities in the section. It is expected that the appointee will take an active role in strengthening artistic and professional collaboration between colleagues.
Teaching and supervision
Educational tasks include teaching and supervision in Harpsichord, as well as teaching and guidance of historically oriented interpretation of students of other instruments. The appointee will be expected to lead ensembles both in elective courses (baroque ensemble) and larger projects with the Academy’s chamber orchestra.
Closing date: 17 Nov 2024
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