We seek someone age 30 or younger, with marketing/arts management training and experience. The details of the job are posted below and on the Western University job site, Facebook and Instagram.
If you know someone you think could be a good fit, please tell them to contact us very soon at kammerchorlondon@gmail.com. This is a great opportunity.
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Job description
The students will research, develop, and implement a marketing plan for the organization’s upcoming concert season(s).
Tasks include:
• update and enhance the group’s current marketing manual
• develop interview questions, formats with performers
• create or assist in creating print and online promotional material
• prepare media releases, articles, and email campaigns
• if time allows, help develop a new website
Requirements
• Be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident
• knowledge and experience in marketing
• Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel
• Knowledge of Adobe InDesign and Photoshop an asset
• Database management an asset.
• Knowledge and experience with Wordpress an asset.
• Proficiency in Final Cut Pro (video editor) an asset.
Job location
London, Ontario (Adelaide & Windermere)
Application documents
Cover letter, resume, sample of your work in marketing and design
This is a grant-based position
• 9 weeks
• 30 hours a week.
• $17.60 / hour
Summer Student Job
Past Season Videos
Past concerts
Handel's Messiah
To celebrate our tenth season, we are happy to announce our first Messiah performance. Handel’s masterwork has become a staple of the Christmas season because its music brings the text to life, evoking every emotion as they combine to tell the story of Jesus. Our interpretation of Messiah is intimate, fresh, vibrant, powerful, and always full of emotions and passion.
Simply Five Bach and Byrd
Contrasting with the flamboyance of Handel’s music, in March we offer a programme of music for five voices with Byrd’s mass for five parts and Bach’s celebrated motet Jesu meine Freude. The five part choral group will be supported by a small continuo group to create a rich and intimate musical experience.
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This performance will be in partnership with Ark Aid Mission. All ticket-holders are invited to bring a non-perishable item to the concert where they will be collected. To learn more, click here.
Gloria Vivaldi and Bach
We conclude our tenth season with a glorious presentation of Vivaldi’s Gloria and Bach’s stirring cantata BWV 12, composed for the third Sunday after Easter. The initial
chorus is so poignant that Bach reused it as the foundation of the cruxifixus in his monumental B minor mass.
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This performance will be in partnership with London Food Bank. All ticket-holders are invited to bring a non-perishable item to the concert where they will be collected. To learn more, click here.
