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Wednesday, 18 January 2017

1000 years of song.. Project Managment Opportunity - Voices and Visions 2017



1000 Years of Song a Voices and Visions Project

Severn Arts and The County Arts Service through The Worcestershire Arts Partnership are looking for an experienced project manager to manage and deliver a Showcase performance taking place at the The Kidderminster Town Hall on 6th July 2017.

 

The project is an addition to last year's innovative showcase of the BBC 10 Pieces initiative to get young people taking part in classical music. Inspired by that The County Arts Service and Severn Arts have come up with their own version which looks back at the most innovative English music of the last 1000 years. With composers ranging from Henry V111 to Massive Attack this is one project that you don’t want to miss being part off!

 

We want to bring these 10 pieces of music by creating new innovative and exciting interpretations, for example, how would you bring drum and bass to a piece of light operetta, how would you bring interpretive dance to The Beatles. Your role will be to help us find exciting artists and link them to our most exciting schools.

 

This project will be part of our 20th anniversary of Voices and Visions.

 

About Voices and Visions

Voices and Visions is Worcestershire's long running programme of work showcasing the best of work from schools and arts organisations across Worcestershire. Now in its 20th year the scheme is being rebranded this year to a membership based scheme.

 

Your role:

You will be expected to undertake the following responsibilities:

 

·         Liaise with schools on the work that is being showcased and ensure it is suitable in terms of space and timings and material.

 

·         Liaise with the Town Hall to ensure the smooth running of the event.

 

·         Be there on the performance day / evening to ensure the smooth running of the event

 

·         Liaise with The County Arts Service and Severn Arts throughout the programme.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Your experience

 

We are looking for someone with the following skills:

 

-       Knowledge of working with schools

-       Knowledge of the Worcestershire arts scene

-       Project management skills

-       Knowledge of working with arts venues

 

The fee

The fee for the work will be £1000

 

To apply:

Please outline your experience and reasons as to why you want the job in no more than 500 words to Steve Wilson, County Arts Officer by the 3rdth of February 2017. Applications should be sent by email to swilson@worcestershire.gov.uk

 

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