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Lecturer in Horn – Department of Music, University of Virginia
We are seeking a Lecturer in Music with a specialization in Horn. This half‑time, benefits‑eligible, tenure‑ineligible position begins on August 10, 2026 with a three‑year appointment. Duties include performing as Principal Horn in the Charlottesville Symphony at the University of Virginia, coaching orchestra horn sectionals, coaching a chamber music ensemble, and additional performance opportunities. The instructor will also maintain a studio of primarily undergraduate students; private lessons are compensated beyond the wages of the primary teaching duties.
Department Highlights The UVA Music Department supports a vibrant performance program featuring a wide range of ensembles such as new music, jazz, wind ensemble, and many more. The department also offers innovative programs in Composition and Computer Technologies, and Critical and Comparative Studies.
Qualifications
Master’s degree in music by the date of appointment.
Successful teaching and recruiting experience at the university level.
Evidence of significant experience as a solo and ensemble performer.
Comfortable teaching students of varying skill levels (music majors and non‑majors) and teaching a range of techniques and repertoires.
Application Instructions
Apply via Interfolio at
https://apply.interfolio.com/172795 .
Submit the following documents: cover letter of interest (1–2 pages), CV, links to at least two live, unedited audio recordings (maximum of four), and contact information for three references.
Applications missing any required documents will not be considered.
Review of applications will begin on October 28 and the position will remain open until filled. The University will not sponsor work‑visa applications. For questions, contact Tina Knight, Assistant to the Chair and Academic Programs Coordinator, trk4n@virginia.edu.
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Department Highlights The UVA Music Department supports a vibrant performance program featuring a wide range of ensembles such as new music, jazz, wind ensemble, and many more. The department also offers innovative programs in Composition and Computer Technologies, and Critical and Comparative Studies.
Qualifications
Master’s degree in music by the date of appointment.
Successful teaching and recruiting experience at the university level.
Evidence of significant experience as a solo and ensemble performer.
Comfortable teaching students of varying skill levels (music majors and non‑majors) and teaching a range of techniques and repertoires.
Application Instructions
Apply via Interfolio at
https://apply.interfolio.com/172795 .
Submit the following documents: cover letter of interest (1–2 pages), CV, links to at least two live, unedited audio recordings (maximum of four), and contact information for three references.
Applications missing any required documents will not be considered.
Review of applications will begin on October 28 and the position will remain open until filled. The University will not sponsor work‑visa applications. For questions, contact Tina Knight, Assistant to the Chair and Academic Programs Coordinator, trk4n@virginia.edu.
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