String players

Company Description LEOPOLD AUER SOCIETY is an organization based in Lawrence, United States, dedicated to the appreciation and advancement of string performance. The society is inspired by the legacy of violinist and pedagogue Leopold Auer and supports high standards in classical music. It provides opportunities for performances, educational activities, and community engagement centered on string instruments. Applicants can expect a collaborative environment that values artistic excellence, professionalism, and respect for diverse musical backgrounds.
Role Description This is a full-time, on-site role for String Players located in Eudora, KS. The role involves daily rehearsal and practice, participating in scheduled performances, and collaborating with other musicians in ensembles, chamber groups, or orchestral settings. String Players will prepare repertoire as assigned, attend rehearsals and coaching sessions, and contribute to educational or outreach events as needed. Responsibilities may also include maintaining instruments, following performance schedules, and supporting the artistic vision and standards of the LEOPOLD AUER SOCIETY.
Qualifications

• Demonstrated proficiency on a string instrument such as violin, viola, cello, or double bass, with strong technical and musical skills.
• Experience in ensemble playing, including chamber music or orchestral settings, and the ability to follow a conductor or ensemble leader.
• Ability to read music fluently, prepare assigned repertoire efficiently, and adapt to varied musical styles and performance contexts.
• Strong professionalism, including punctuality, reliability, and respectful collaboration with colleagues and staff.
• Formal musical training (conservatory, university, or equivalent) preferred; relevant performance experience may substitute for formal education.
• Comfort performing in front of audiences and participating in educational or community outreach activities.
• Willingness to work a flexible schedule that may include evenings, weekends, and special events as required by the performance calendar.