Organist

A mid-level Organist with vocational education and practical experience in playing pipe organs and electronic organs in various settings such as churches, concert halls, and ceremonial events. This role requires proficiency in reading complex musical scores, understanding of music theory, and the ability to interpret and perform a wide range of organ repertoire spanning classical, liturgical, and contemporary styles. The Organist must demonstrate strong manual dexterity and foot coordination to manage multiple keyboards and pedalboards simultaneously. Experience includes registration skills to select appropriate stops and timbres, adapting sound to suit acoustics and event requirements. The candidate is expected to collaborate with choirs, conductors, and other musicians, providing accompaniment and enhancing musical performances. Vocational training ensures foundational knowledge of organ maintenance and tuning basics, as well as familiarity with instrument mechanics. The role demands reliability, attention to detail, and the ability to perform under pressure during live performances. A mid-level Organist typically has accumulated substantial performance hours and has developed a nuanced understanding of organ repertoire and performance practices.