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Negotiable employment conditionsPro rata salary $8593k depending on days and experienceOngoing contract from 25 June 2025*Please do not apply via the ''Easy Apply'' button. Applications will only be considered if submitted via email - further details are at the bottom of the job advertisement.*What''s in it for you?Join a passionate, values-driven team delivering one of Australia''s most celebrated arts festivals. This is a flexible and creative role where your expertise will directly shape a nationally recognised program. You''ll work in a supportive and collaborative environment that celebrates people, music and community.Flexibility variable hours throughout the year with the option of part-time (3 days) or full-time, depending on your availability and experienceCreativity the chance to contribute to a unique and evolving artistic program at a leading Australian choral festivalCollaboration work closely with respected national and international artists, conductors and fellow producersPurpose be part of a festival that fosters connection, community and joy through the power of singingRecognition join a team officially acknowledged as a Tasmanian Employer of Choice and a Rainbow Tasmania-accredited organisationLocation work from our waterfront office in Salamanca, Hobart, with occasional travel opportunitiesAbout the roleThe Choral Producer is responsible for sourcing and managing professional and semi-professional choirs for the Festival of Voices program and delivering the choral programming. This end-to-end producer role oversees everything from early artist engagement to event delivery.Other tasks in this position include:Liaise with conductors, choral leaders and artistic collaborators to develop concerts, workshops and experiencesProvide curatorial support to the Artistic Director on repertoire, concert theming and guest artist selectionWork with the General Manager to develop and manage event budgetsCoordinate logistics and technical requirements for choral eventsCollaborate with other choral producers across community, youth and school choir programs.About the organisationFestival of Voices is Tasmania''s original marquee winter event and one of the most respected choral festivals in the southern hemisphere. Since its inception in 2005, the festival has brought together thousands of voices from across Australia and around the world, transforming lives through the shared experience of singing. Festival of Voices champions community, creativity and inclusion, offering a diverse program of performances, workshops and participatory events. Our team is driven by a shared belief in the power of music to connect people and we''re proud to be officially recognised as an Employer of Choice by the Tasmanian Government.What you will bring to this roleA deep understanding of choral music and the needs of choristers, conductors and musiciansExperience producing events and managing multiple projects at onceCreative choral programming skills with a focus on artistic quality and audience appealStrong financial literacy, including budgeting and forecastingEstablished relationships across the Australian and international choral sectorExcellent communication and a collaborative, team-oriented approachStrong organisational skills and the ability to work independently when needed.How to apply*Please do not apply via the ''Easy Apply'' button. Applications will only be considered if submitted via email.To express your interest, email Nadine Rowell, General Manager at nadine@festivalofvoices.com with Choral Producer + your name in the subject line. Before you apply, we recommend reviewing the full position description, which outlines the role in detail. You can access it here: Position Description. Or visit festivalofvoices.com/join-our-team/.You must include:A cover letter (maximum 2 pages) responding to the key responsibilities and telling us why you''re a great fitYour CVEOI applications close Wednesday 1 May 2025.We''ll be reviewing applications as they come in, so we encourage you to apply as soon as you can. #J-18808-Ljbffr