Liturgical Pianist/Organist & Choir Director - Part-Time

Music Ministry International; Goldsboro (NC); On-site; USD 25,000 - 42,000; Part time

Job summary

Music Ministry International is seeking a part-time 1099 contractor to provide instrumental music for Roman Catholic worship events, including Masses and Holy Days. You will coordinate schedules, direct choir, lead congregational singing, recruit volunteers, and supervise rehearsals and audio/visual setup.

The role requires a bachelor’s degree in music or five years of liturgical church performance, ability to read music, and a letter of good standing from the local parish.

Qualifications

• Minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in music or five years of liturgical performance experience.
• Familiar with traditional, contemporary, and liturgical Catholic music.
• Able to read music and teach vocal parts; audition coordinated with chapel staff.
• Letter of good standing from local parish priest (not older than 6 months).

Responsibilities

• Provide instrumental music for Masses and Holy Days; accompany rehearsals and services.
• Coordinate monthly music schedule for priest approval at least one month in advance.
• Direct choir and lead congregational singing, recruit volunteers when needed.
• Coordinate special music for services, including solos and guest musicians.
• Provide weekly choir rehearsals and ensure AV equipment is ready before services.
• Maintain choir area, supervise setup and restoration after services.
• Stay current with Catholic worship trends and requirements.

Skills

Piano/organ performance

Choir direction

Volunteer recruitment

Education

Bachelor’s degree in music

Five years liturgical performance experience

Job description

Music Ministry International is seeking a part-time 1099 contractor to provide instrumental music for Roman Catholic worship events, including Masses and Holy Days. You will coordinate schedules, direct choir, lead congregational singing, recruit volunteers, and supervise rehearsals and audio/visual setup.

The role requires a bachelor’s degree in music or five years of liturgical church performance, ability to read music, and a letter of good standing from the local parish.