Virtuoso Program Music Director

The Virtuoso Program Music Director serves as the artistic leader, conductor, and key ambassador for the program. Reporting to the Director of Music, this role requires exceptional musicianship, leadership, and vision to inspire students, connect with families, and elevate the Virtuoso Program within the school and beyond. The position is offered as a 0.60 FTE role, with potential for expanded FTE—up to full-time—for candidates with additional qualifications or interests in contributing to other areas of the school, such as teaching, program development, or administration. San Domenico is an independent, K-12 day and boarding school with a tradition of innovation and academic excellence since 1850. Our mission is to deliver an exceptional education rooted in inquiry, reflection, and purpose. We foster a community where students are encouraged to discover their passions; lead with courage, wisdom, and kindness; and make a meaningful impact in their immediate and extended environments. Embracing inclusivity and our role in an interconnected society, we emphasize respect for a broad spectrum of diversities and encourage our students to become advocates for a better, more just future. Located on a bucolic 515-acre campus in Marin County, San Domenico is California's oldest independent school. Comprising individuals from around the world, our student body is the foundation of our dynamic and diverse cultural and academic environment. In this unique setting, our diverse community of 680 students, including 140 boarding students from over 20 countries, flourishes as scholars, innovators, and responsible global citizens. Key responsibilities of a Virtuoso Program Music Director: Conducting the Virtuoso Program orchestra and Sinfonia rehearsals, as well as sectionals as needed. Selecting repertoire and arranging music for orchestral and chamber ensembles. Teaching or supervising music theory, history, and performance seminars. Mentoring students in their musical and personal growth, including preparing for college or conservatory applications. Organizing student performances, including on-campus concerts and off-campus events. Leading efforts to grow program enrollment and attract prospective students. Collaborating with Admissions and Advancement teams to promote the program. Building stronger alumni connections by organizing annual events. Success in this role will include increasing student participation and program inquiries, enhancing the Virtuoso Program’s presence in school-wide events, expanding public performances, and fostering deeper alumni connections. In the first year, we expect at least one new performance at a major event, more off-campus performances, and 1-2 alumni-focused events to strengthen ties and support current students.

Salary : $41,184 - $58,080