Mary Wolfman Epstein Conducting Fellowship

The Zamir Chorale of Boston

The Mary Wolfman Epstein Conducting Fellowship was established in September, 2000 to train conductors in the area of Jewish choral music. Thanks to a grant from the family of Mary Wolfman Epstein, the Zamir Chorale of Boston each year provides training for a conducting intern.

Each intern

Is engaged in a study of Jewish choral repertoire with the Chorale's Artistic Director
Sings as a regular member of the Chorale, attending all rehearsals and concerts
Attends monthly staff meetings
May be given opportunities to conduct the Chorale in rehearsals (both tutti and break-out rehearsals) and in concert
May sit in on auditions for new members

Interns may also serve as assistant conductors, vocal coaches, and/or section leaders.

Qualifications

Excellent skills and experience in choral conducting
A pleasant voice, appropriate for choral work
Advanced musical literacy
Interpersonal and leadership skills
An interest in Jewish choral music

Salary

Salary: $2,500/year.

The term is generally for one season (September through June).

Deadline for applications for the 2009-10 season is April 1, 2009.

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		Zamir is funded in part by a grant from the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency which also receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts. Zamir is in residence at Hebrew College.