Job Brief
The Piano Professor is responsible for teaching piano and music theory courses, fostering a deep understanding of music performance and composition among students. This role requires a strong background in both pedagogy and performance, allowing the professor to develop tailored lesson plans, assess student progress, and engage students in a dynamic learning environment. Ideal candidates will possess a Master’s degree in Music or Music Education and have significant experience in teaching, performance, and curriculum development.
Responsibilities
- Design and implement engaging piano curriculum for various skill levels.
- Conduct individual and group piano lessons focusing on technique, interpretation, and performance skills.
- Assess student progress and provide constructive feedback to enhance musical development.
- Organize and direct student recitals and performances to showcase student achievements.
- Collaborate with faculty across music and arts disciplines to enrich the educational experience.
- Stay current with industry trends and integrate innovative teaching methodologies into the curriculum.
- Participate in departmental meetings and contribute to program development initiatives.
Requirements
- Master’s degree in Music, Music Education, or related field; Doctorate preferred.
- Proven experience as a piano instructor or performer with a strong portfolio.
- Exceptional knowledge of music theory, history, and pedagogy.
- Ability to teach varied musical styles and genres.
- Strong communication skills and ability to engage students of all ages.
- Familiarity with digital teaching tools and online learning platforms.
- Commitment to fostering a positive and inclusive classroom environment.
Similar Job Titles
- Music Instructor
- Piano Teacher
- Music Professor
- Piano Coach
- Music Educator
- Performance Instructor
- Applied Piano Faculty
- Piano Department Head
