Dear List, I have officially resigned my position as Staff Piano Technician at Texas Christian University and will be assisting in the search for someone to fill this opening. My last "official" day is January 21st. I have have found TCU be to an excellent working environment with many good benefits. The faculty of the School of Music are highly skilled musicians and are co-operative and understanding of the piano technician's situation. For those unfamiliar with this university, Texas Christian has for thirty-five years been the home of the renowned Van Cliburn International Piano Competition. TCU is a small, private school that focuses on quality rather than quantity. The University has recently invested $1.5 million in new Steinways with the goal of becoming an All-Steinway institution. Features: - 87 Pianos, 3 harpsichords, 4 pipe organs (organ tech takes care of those). - Existing budget for outside repair, parts inventory, and contract tuning help on a limited basis. - Full-time position (professional classification); salary competitive, commensurate to level of experience. Requirements: - Minimum of 10-15 years experience with emphasis in concert service. - Guild membership and RPT classification preferred. - Must be self-motivated and willing to perform a wide variety of services including fine tuning, voicing, regulating, and light rebuilding. To apply send resume and enquiries to: Dr. Kenneth Raessler, Director TCU School of Music TCU Box 297500 Fort Worth, Texas 76129 Interested persons please send responses as quickly as possible. best regards, Craig Waldrop, RPT TCU School of Music Texas Christian University c.waldrop@tcu.edu
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