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The Trumpet Chair has 5 students for the 2026-27 academic year. The Accompanying Pianist Professor’s responsibilities mainly include:• Approximately 135 hours of teaching per academic year.• Offering one hour per week of individual joint work with each student of the chair, for each academic year.• Be fully available during the main teacher's visit periods, for the academic year between September and June.• Be fully available during visiting periods of international artists for master classes (1 or 2 days per visit, dates to be determined in each academic year).• Be available to accompany the students of the chair in the academic concerts (one quarterly concert) in the SONY Auditorium of the School, if necessary.• Accompany the students of the chair in their end of year recitals (only bachelor’s and master’s), if any, in the period from May to June.• Availability to attend concerts and activities outside school hours, both inside and outside the School's headquarters.• Accompany candidates in the annual auditions of the chair (in-person), usually on a single date to be determined in March.• Enhance the critical awareness of each student and their initiative in individual and personalized study, from the detailed analysis of the score.• Provide help and indications to students in the appropriate stylistic and sound conception of each work.• Provide musical support at the piano for the artistic and technical indications of the principal teacher.• Participate in the faculty meetings of the chair (quarterly).• Submit constructive written commentaries and assessments of students' educational progress (quarterly).• Submit grades in accordance with the requirements of the teaching guides and proposals of the relevant study program (annually).• Be qualified to officially sign qualification reports (annually).

Salary: £22,500 per annum Working Hours: 0.8 FTE (4 days per week), term time only Emanuel School is looking for a talented and well-qualified musician to join our flourishing Music Department. As a Musician in Residence, you will play an integral role in supporting the department's extensive musical provision. The primary focus of your role will involve music composition and arrangement, while also supporting the department's co-curricular programme, both musically and administratively. Depending on your instrumental specialism, there may also be opportunities to rehearse, accompany and conduct ensembles. You will provide composition support to students studying GCSE and A Level Music, deliver one-to-one theory and aural tuition and assist with the planning, organisation and delivery of Music Department concerts, performances and events. About you This role would suit a capable and enthusiastic musician, with a degree in Music (or equivalent experience), with excellent knowledge of a broad range of musical genres. You will have proven experience of composing and arranging for a wide variety of ensembles and instrumentations, alongside confidence using notation and music production software, including Sibelius and Logic Pro. You will also possess a strong understanding of harmony, composing and arranging, together with the ability to perform to a high standard as an instrumentalist and/or vocalist. Strong practical musicianship, confidence in leading rehearsals and the ability to inspire and support young musicians are also essential for success in this role. Working at Emanuel There is always a buzz at Emanuel. Colleagues enjoy their work and, like the pupils, are ambitious for the school. With a weekly staff briefing, half termly staff meetings, termly consultative group meetings and a common room committee, all of us are engaged in a lively ongoing dialogue about the school’s aims and aspirations. Everyone works hard here, and anyone joining us should