Thanks to our generous donors, the CSO continues a long tradition of bringing live symphonic music to our area. Find out how you can contribute to this legacy of excellence.
Part-time Opportunity: The CSO seeks a highly organized individual to oversee the overall management of the symphony. Click on the box at left for more details.
Symphony Manager
The CSO seeks a highly organized individual to oversee the overall management of the symphony. This is a part-time position, averaging 20-30 hours per week; weekends as required for concerts (4-5x/year) and special events. The Symphony Manager is responsible for managing and executing all concerts and must demonstrate the maturity and interpersonal skills to work effectively with the Board and donors, Music Director, Music Librarian, Personnel Manager, and on occasion, the musicians’ union, SUNY Oneonta staff and outside soloists/groups invited to perform with the CSO. Must be available to attend and take minutes at monthly Board meetings and Administrative Council meetings.
Required skills/experience/training:
· Proficiency with QuickBooks, Word/Excel, Social media (Website, Constant Contact) and Database Management.
· Event management experience preferred.
Resume including contact information for 3 references may be sent to Catskill Symphony Orchestra, PO Box 14, Oneonta, NY no later than March 15th.
After 45 years of creative and inspired leadership, Maestro Charles Schneider has retired from conducting the Catskill Symphony Orchestra. In order to continue Chuck's powerful legacy and to ensure the CSO's vibrancy for the next 45 years, we ask you consider making a gift in honor of our founding maestro. Help our small town "gem" thrive for generations to come!
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