The CCHK invites applications for the position of Artist in Residence, for an appointment to run from July 1st 2024-to June 31st 2025, with the possibility of renewal for a second year.

The residency will offer many opportunities for innovative performance and research with the instruments of the CCHK collection. Duties will include: developing programs at the CCHK in conjunction with Cornell faculty; performing in formal and informal contexts highlighting the collection (eg: at least one formal recital each semester, plus demonstrations and themed ‘salon’ programs focused on the instruments and their repertoire); developing opportunities for teaching with and on the historical pianos, including outreach to the local community.

Successful applicants will have a DMA or equivalent (and will have received their degree no earlier than 2019) and have significant experience and expertise in historical piano performance. They will have scholarly interests, as well as some tuning and maintenance skills (or the desire to acquire these). They will also be looking to expand their experience in event production, perhaps including media/recording skills. This position offers the Artist-in-Residence the opportunity to develop and deepen skills in event planning and production. They will be actively involved in producing events at the CCHK, working alongside the Director and Program Coordinator. They will also be involved in the curation of the instruments, working alongside the Cornell piano technician.

Duties will largely fall during the Fall and Spring semester 2024-25, as well as in Summers 2024 and 2025 at the Cornell | Westfield Summer Academy 2024 and Summer Festival 2025.

Salary range: $56,484 - $80,000

To apply, please submit, by April 30th 2024:

- CV

- Links to video recordings of performances

- 1-2 page summary of ideas for innovative programming, creative approaches to performance/scholarship, interdisciplinary collaborations and teaching using the CCHK collection. Details to be found here (https://historicalkeyboards.as.cornell.edu/instruments)

- One letter of recommendation

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Pay Ranges:

The hiring rate of pay for the successful candidate will be determined considering the following criteria:

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Academic Discipline (faculty pay ranges reflects 9-month annual salary)
Unique applicable skills.

Position ID:	Cornell-Music-CCHKPOSTDOC [#27502, WDR-00044733]
Position Title:	Artist-in-Residence at the Cornell Center for Historical Keyboards
Position Type:	Postdoctoral
Position Location:	Ithaca, New York 14853, United States [map]
Subject Area:	Music
Appl Deadline:	2024/04/30 11:59PM (posted 2024/04/12, listed until 2024/10/12)
Position Description:

Cornell University, Music Department