The Catholic Musician plays music during Sunday services, conducts music for special services, and leads volunteer choirs in chapels.
Job title: Catholic Musician
Location: Great Lakes, IL
Travel: N/A
Duties:
- Play music at Sunday service of worship.
- Conduct Music for special services of worship.
- Play music for Command Memorial Services as needed
- Lead volunteer choirs in both Chapels
Education/ Qualification:
- Shall have at least two years of pianist, and/or organ experience with a Roman Catholic congregation or religious worship.
- Shall demonstrate requisite skills in a variety of sacred musical genres appropriate for a variety of sacred music styles found in Roman Catholic Mass.
- Shall provide instrumental accompaniment as directed by the Roman Catholic priest.
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