Children's Choral Educator
About the role
Join the Artistic Team of Lexington Children's Chorus! We are seeking an outstanding and passionate Children's Choral Educator to lead one of two ensembles for the 2026–2027 season:
- Musical Explorers (Kindergarten–Grade 1) – A joyful introduction to singing through movement, games, and musical exploration.
- Preparatory Chorus (Grades 2–4) – A beginning choir where singers develop healthy vocal technique, musicianship, music-reading skills, confidence, and the joy of singing together.
Assignment will depend on the successful candidate’s experience and interests.
Responsibilities
- Lead engaging, age-appropriate rehearsals for elementary-aged children.
- Foster healthy vocal development and musicianship through singing, movement, and play.
- Inspire confidence, curiosity, and creativity in young musicians.
- Collaborate with a supportive artistic team.
Schedule
- Thursday afternoon rehearsals in Burlington, MA.
- Musical Explorers: 45-minute sessions (K–1).
- Preparatory Chorus: 60-minute sessions (Grades 2–4), with an accompanist provided.
- Season runs September through May.
- Dress rehearsals and performances are compensated as additional rehearsal sessions.
Pay
$100–$125 per weekly rehearsal session, based on experience and ensemble assignment.
Qualifications
- Experience teaching elementary-aged children in music or choir.
- Background in music education, choral direction, elementary music, or vocal performance.
- Familiarity with Kodály, Orff, or other child-centered music education approaches is welcomed but not required.
- Strong communication and collaborative skills.
- Passion for helping children discover healthy, joyful singing.
About Lexington Children's Chorus
At Lexington Children's Chorus, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to discover the joy of singing. Through expert instruction, engaging rehearsals, and a welcoming community, we help young singers develop healthy vocal technique, artistic confidence, meaningful friendships, and a lifelong love of music-making.
As the organization continues to grow, additional teaching and leadership opportunities may become available.