Teaching Job
Madrid, Spain
Posted: 27 Feb 2026
Reina Sofía School of Music
Accompanist Pianist Professor Violin Chair at the Reina Sofía School of Music (Madrid, Spain)
Main duties of the accompanist pianist lecturer
For the 2025–26 academic year, the Telefónica Violin Chair comprises 8 students. The accompanist pianist professor’s responsibilities primarily include:
• Providing one hour per week of individual joint work with each Chair student, for each academic year from September to June.
• Being fully available during the principal professor’s visit periods, for the academic year from September to June.
• Being fully available during visits by international artists for masterclasses (1–2 days per visit, dates to be confirmed).
• Accompanying Chair students in teaching concerts (one concert per term: November–December, March, May–June) at the School’s SONY Auditorium.
• Accompanying Chair students in their final Bachelor’s recitals or final Master’s concerts, where applicable, during the official end-of-year recital period in May–June.
• Availability to support concerts and activities outside teaching hours, both within and outside the school premises.
• Accompanying candidates in the Chair’s annual auditions (in person), usually on a date to be confirmed in March of the current academic year.
• Fostering each student’s critical self-assessment and initiative in individual, personalised study through detailed analysis of the score text, helping them grow continuously as self-sufficient artists.
• Providing guidance to students on the appropriate stylistic and sound concept for each work.
• Providing piano musical support for the artistic and technical guidance of the principal professor.
• Participating in Chair faculty meetings (one meeting per term: November–December; March; May–June).
• Submitting constructive written assessments and evaluations of students’ educational progress (termly).
• Submitting grades in accordance with the requirements of the course guides and the relevant curriculum proposals (annually, at the end of the academic year).
• Being legally qualified to sign official grading records.
For the 2025–26 academic year, the Telefónica Violin Chair comprises 8 students. The accompanist pianist professor’s responsibilities primarily include:
• Providing one hour per week of individual joint work with each Chair student, for each academic year from September to June.
• Being fully available during the principal professor’s visit periods, for the academic year from September to June.
• Being fully available during visits by international artists for masterclasses (1–2 days per visit, dates to be confirmed).
• Accompanying Chair students in teaching concerts (one concert per term: November–December, March, May–June) at the School’s SONY Auditorium.
• Accompanying Chair students in their final Bachelor’s recitals or final Master’s concerts, where applicable, during the official end-of-year recital period in May–June.
• Availability to support concerts and activities outside teaching hours, both within and outside the school premises.
• Accompanying candidates in the Chair’s annual auditions (in person), usually on a date to be confirmed in March of the current academic year.
• Fostering each student’s critical self-assessment and initiative in individual, personalised study through detailed analysis of the score text, helping them grow continuously as self-sufficient artists.
• Providing guidance to students on the appropriate stylistic and sound concept for each work.
• Providing piano musical support for the artistic and technical guidance of the principal professor.
• Participating in Chair faculty meetings (one meeting per term: November–December; March; May–June).
• Submitting constructive written assessments and evaluations of students’ educational progress (termly).
• Submitting grades in accordance with the requirements of the course guides and the relevant curriculum proposals (annually, at the end of the academic year).
• Being legally qualified to sign official grading records.
Closing date: 18 Mar 2026
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