Performance Job
Toronto, ON, Canada
Posted: 03 Jun 2024
Toronto Symphony Orchestra
Associate Concertmaster
Tenure track position
Suitable Candidates may be offered a tutti position.
International auditions are scheduled for September 25 and 26, 2024.
The 2023/2024 forty-three week season includes a weekly scale fee of $2,206.52. Five of these weeks are paid non-service weeks, with one additional vacation week. Master Agreement is being negotiated for 2024/2025.
Other benefits: Long-term disability insurance, sick leave, 10% CFM-Musicians Pension Fund of Canada contribution.
To apply: Complete the online application.
When you submit, you will be prompted for a $100 (CDN) refundable application deposit by credit card.
Please note, applicants may be required to submit a supplementary recording as part of their application. Those applicants who are required to submit a recording will be informed shortly after the application deadline.
Application deadline: Monday August 12, 2024
Suitable Candidates may be offered a tutti position.
International auditions are scheduled for September 25 and 26, 2024.
The 2023/2024 forty-three week season includes a weekly scale fee of $2,206.52. Five of these weeks are paid non-service weeks, with one additional vacation week. Master Agreement is being negotiated for 2024/2025.
Other benefits: Long-term disability insurance, sick leave, 10% CFM-Musicians Pension Fund of Canada contribution.
To apply: Complete the online application.
When you submit, you will be prompted for a $100 (CDN) refundable application deposit by credit card.
Please note, applicants may be required to submit a supplementary recording as part of their application. Those applicants who are required to submit a recording will be informed shortly after the application deadline.
Application deadline: Monday August 12, 2024
Closing date: 12 Aug 2024
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