Minimum of two years of formal training as an undergraduate Piano or Organ Performance Major (transcripts required).
At least two years of experience as a church or chapel musician within the last five years.
Proficiency in sight-reading hymns and leading four-part harmony.
Ability to perform traditional liturgical and other worship music by ear.
Strong communication skills and fluency in English.
Ability to substitute as a choir conductor when needed.
Previous experience with military chapel programs is preferred.
Duties:
Worship Services:
Provide musical accompaniment for Sunday worship services, scheduled from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., with preparation starting 20 minutes prior to service.
Perform musical elements such as hymns, prelude, offertory, and postlude.
Rehearsals:
Participate in weekly rehearsals, typically one hour in length, as scheduled by the senior chaplain.
Special Services:
Offer musical support for up to 12 special services annually, including accompanying congregational singing and special performances.
Participate in rehearsals for these special services as required.
Collaboration:
Work closely with the chapel leadership to select and prepare music that aligns with worship themes.
Lead and support choirs, soloists, and congregational singing during services and rehearsals.
Professional Conduct:
Maintain a professional demeanor and well-groomed appearance during all services and rehearsals.
Safeguard government-provided equipment and follow all security protocols for accessing the facility.