Concert Program & Metadata Analyst

ASCAP; New York (NY); On-site; USD 45,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health plan

Vision plan

401(k) with company match

Discretionary profit share

Generous time-off

Gym discounts

Commuter benefits

Pet insurance

Life insurance

Job summary

ASCAP is seeking a Concert Program Analyst to credit live concert performances by matching titles from programs to works in the ASCAP Repertory. You will classify works by genre, instrumentation, and duration, and maintain records in PREP.

The role requires strong communication, teamwork and the ability to identify process improvements, with occasional special projects. The position involves in‑office attendance one day per week, with opportunities to contribute to ongoing distribution research

Qualifications

• College degree in Music strongly preferred
• Ability to work independently
• Wide general knowledge of music, including classical and neo classical styles
• Familiarity with standard classical ensemble instrumentation and music forms
• Basic understanding of copyright protection and public domain concepts
• Critical thinking and research skills
• Knowledge of Google Workspace, Excel, Word, Adobe Acrobat
• This position requires the incumbent to be in the office one day per week

Responsibilities

• Matching works on concert programs to titles within PREP (ASCAP’s internal database)
• Classifying works based on genre, instrumentation, and duration
• Utilizing various internet resources to create work records
• Merging duplicate works
• Researching programs submitted by members to include in ASCAP’s annual distribution
• Assisting any special projects on an as‑needed basis

Skills

Independent work

Critical thinking

Research skills

Musical knowledge

Education

College degree in Music

Tools

Google Workspace

Excel

Word

Adobe Acrobat

Job description

ASCAP is seeking a Concert Program Analyst to credit live concert performances by matching titles from programs to works in the ASCAP Repertory. You will classify works by genre, instrumentation, and duration, and maintain records in PREP.

The role requires strong communication, teamwork and the ability to identify process improvements, with occasional special projects. The position involves in‑office attendance one day per week, with opportunities to contribute to ongoing distribution research