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The Boulder Children’s Chorale, under Coloradoacda, is seeking a passionate Piccolini Director to lead an introductory ensemble for the 2026-2027 season. This part-time role requires collaboration and a commitment to diversity in music education for young children.
The ideal candidate has a Bachelor's in Music Education and will guide Kindergarten to 1st Grade singers through joyful choral experiences. Rehearsals occur in Boulder and Longmont with flexible scheduling.
Compensation ranges from $24 to $28 per hour, based on experience.
Are you passionate about inspiring the next generation of singers? The Boulder Children’s Chorale is seeking an enthusiastic and skilled Piccolini Director to lead our introductory ensemble (Grades K-1) for the 2026-2027 season! This is a unique opportunity to shape the foundational musical experiences of young children through joyful, performance-based education. The ideal candidate brings a background in Music Education, experience with young elementary students, and a heart for fostering a diverse and inclusive community. If you are a collaborative educator ready to enrich lives through music in Boulder and Longmont, we want to hear from you!
Role & Impact: Serve as the Director for our Piccolini ensemble, guiding our youngest singers (Kindergarten–1st Grade) through their first choral experiences.
Schedule: Part‑time hourly position (approx. 20 hours per month) running from August through May.
Rehearsal Locations: Regular rehearsals are held Tuesday afternoons in Longmont and Thursday afternoons in Boulder.
Key 2026‑27 Concert Dates: October 3, December 14–15, and April 18.
Compensation: Hourly rate of $24–$28, commensurate with your education and experience level.
Core Responsibilities:
Lead weekly rehearsals and seasonal performances.
Foster a classroom environment rooted in diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Collaborate with the Artistic Director, Board, and Staff on strategic outreach and growth.
What We’re Looking For: A Bachelor’s in Music Education and/or significant early childhood experience with young elementary students. Knowledge of Kodaly, Orff, or Dalcroze methodologies is highly preferred.