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Posting ID: 2627-02-INSTRUMENTAL Classification: Part-Time INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC TEACHING ARTIST (Grades 9-12) (2 - 25 hours per week) Start Date: Week of August 10, 2026 SPCPA seeks an accomplished instrumental musician, and educator who actively works in the field and demonstrates excellence in teaching a broad range of instrumental music courses, with particular interest in candidates who can teach guitar in addition to other instrumental and musicianship-based coursework. Arts courses are 105 minutes in length and scheduled from 8:00-9:45 AM and 1:10-2:55 PM. Courses offerings may vary in length and frequency depending on availability, experience, and area(s) of expertise. Areas of Instruction ? Guitar (Beginning through Advanced) ? Instrumental Performance ? Music Theory ? Ear Training and Sight Singing ? Music History ? Composition ? Songwriting ? Arranging ? Improvisation ? Ensemble Performance ? Chamber Music ? Contemporary Music Studies ? Recording and Production Concepts ? Arts-Based Humanities Courses Technical Training Expectations Candidates must demonstrate the ability to train instrumentalists through structured progression from beginning through advanced levels. SPCPA courses must include: ? Instrument-specific technical skills ? Music literacy and notation ? Music theory and harmonic understanding ? Ear training and aural skills ? Rhythm and timing ? Improvisation ? Composition and arranging ? Ensemble collaboration ? Artistic interpretation ? Professional rehearsal techniques ? Performance preparation Candidates should be prepared to submit sample syllabi, rubrics, scope and sequence documents, and evidence of student achievement. Multi-Disciplinary Expertise Candidates with expertise in musical theatre, directing, creative writing, dance, voice training, movement, or arts-based humanities courses are strongly encouraged to apply. Compensation/Benefits $25-50 per hour depending on experience, qualifications, and course responsibilities Paid time for workshops, course prep, and student performances ESST paid leave & PFML benefits Retirement plan with significant employer contribution Some positions may be eligible for additional incentives and benefits depending on FTE Where to Apply Please email a letter of interest, resume, and transcripts to SPCPA?s Arts Program Administrator, Elizabeth Tanner, at tannere@spcpa.org with posting ID 2627-02-INSTRUMENTAL in the subject of your email. Application Deadline: Open until Filled Saint Paul Conservatory for Performing Artists is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Work Location: In person Saint Paul Conservatory for Performing Artists 16 W 5th Street St. Paul, MN 55102 651-290-2225 (Phone) 651-290-9000 (Fax) www.spcpa.org