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Piano and/or Voice Instructor SCHEDULE: - Part-Time - Flexible Hours STUDIO OPEN HOURS: - Monday, 3 ... music performance and theory, gaining confidence and self-esteem along the way. UpBeat currently ...

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Piano and/or Voice Instructor SCHEDULE: - Part-Time - Flexible Hours STUDIO OPEN HOURS: - Monday, 3 ... music performance and theory, gaining confidence and self-esteem along the way. UpBeat currently ...

MM or DMA in collaborative piano or piano performance preferred * Extensive prior academic or professional experience as a collaborative pianist * Wide range of repertoire from the Baroque to ...

Demonstrated proficiency in piano performance. * Ability to read sheet music and accompany congregational and choir singing. * Familiarity with current Catholic liturgical practices, Mass structure ...

Demonstrated proficiency in piano performance. * Ability to read sheet music and accompany congregational and choir singing. * Familiarity with current Catholic liturgical practices, Mass structure ...

MM in collaborative piano, will consider MM or DMA in piano performance. proficiency in European language diction * Ability to coach both singers and instrumentalists. Additional Information Houston ...

MM in collaborative piano, will consider MM or DMA in piano performance. proficiency in European language diction * Ability to coach both singers and instrumentalists. Additional Information Houston ...

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As of Aug 6, 2026, the average hourly pay for piano performance in the United States is $30.36, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $23.56 and $33.89 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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A Piano Performance job involves playing the piano professionally in various settings, such as concerts, recitals, recording studios, or accompanying other musicians. Pianists may perform solo, with an orchestra, or as part of an ensemble. They often spend hours practicing, refining technique, and interpreting musical works. Some may also teach, compose, or collaborate with other artists. Success in this field requires strong technical skills, expressiveness, and dedication to continuous improvement.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in piano performance, and why are they important?

To thrive in Piano Performance, you need exceptional technical proficiency on the piano, advanced musical literacy, and usually a degree in music or related formal training. Expertise in music notation software, digital recording equipment, and familiarity with collaborative platforms for rehearsing or sharing performances is often expected. Strong stage presence, discipline, creativity, and teamwork skills are highly valued in this field. These abilities are crucial for delivering compelling musical performances, collaborating with other artists, and sustaining a successful career as a professional pianist.

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Piano Performance professionals can work in a variety of settings including concert halls, recording studios, theaters, educational institutions, and occasionally for private events or venues. Schedules can be highly variable, often involving evening and weekend performances, regular rehearsals, and sometimes travel for concerts or competitions. In addition to solo performances, pianists frequently collaborate with other musicians, ensembles, or orchestras, and may also engage in teaching or accompanist roles. The work environment is both creative and rigorous, requiring adaptability and excellent time management to balance practice, performances, and professional commitments. Many piano performers also spend significant time building their repertoire and networking within the music community to advance their careers.

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Part-Time Music Teacher - Piano and/or Voice Students

Creative Healthcare Solut

Chicago, IL • On-site

$25/hr

Part-time

Posted 7 days ago

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Job description

OPEN POSITION:
Piano and/or Voice Instructor
SCHEDULE:
- Part-Time
- Flexible Hours
STUDIO OPEN HOURS:
- Monday, 3:00pm to 8:00pm
- Tuesday, 3:00pm to 8:00pm
- Wednesday, 3:00pm to 8:00pm
- Thursday, 3:00pm to 8:00pm
- Friday, closed
- Saturday, 9:00am to 1:00pm
- Sunday, closed
COMPENSATION:
- $25 per Hour
- Training Provided

- Development Opportunities
LOCATION:
- Chicago, Illinois
- 4900 W Elston Ave

- Mayfair / Jefferson Park Neighborhood
ORGANIZATION PROFILE:
UpBeat Music & Arts is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that was founded in 2013 to help youth reach their fullest potential through music and the arts.  UpBeat believes economics should not be a barrier to music education, and the organization and its donors provide many scholarships to underserved youth every year.  Their teachers are a passionate group who make a difference in the lives of each and every student - they are not only outstanding musicians, but relate to young people and their unique needs.  Individual and peer-based small group learning environments help to facilitate social and emotional  growth, while students learn the fundamentals of music performance and theory, gaining confidence and self-esteem along the way.  UpBeat currently employs 19 instructors and is excited to welcome more teachers to their team!
POSITION DESCRIPTION:
The new instructors will focus on piano and/or voice instruction, based on their background.  If an instructor is interested in providing lessons with other instruments, every effort will be made to accommodate an additional student base.
Students range from ages 5 to young adult.  All lessons are in-person at the UpBeat studio in the Mayfair / Jefferson Park neighborhood.
Duties of the role include:
- teach 30-minute beginner and intermediate individual lessons
- teach 45-minute intermediate and advanced individual lessons
- teach in group settings as needed
- teach music theory, technique, performance, and composition
- utilize exercises and games to motivate students
- conduct formal and informal ongoing assessments
- contribute towards organizing activities, curriculum design, and student / parent feedback
- proficiently accompany students on piano (for voice instruction)
No teaching experience is required; full training will be provided.
This is an exciting opportunity for talented musicians to make a difference in the lives of youth through music.
REQUIREMENTS:
- some formal music education, training, etc.
- proficiency in voice and/or piano performance
- ability to proficiently accompany on piano for voice instruction
- strong understanding of music theory
- a passion for working with youth
- previous experience in music education, summer camps, or similar settings a plus

Company Description

UpBeat Music & Arts is a 501(c)(3) non-profit founded in 2013 to help youth reach their fullest potential through music education. UpBeat believes economics should not be a barrier to music education access, and the organization and its donors provide many scholarships to underserved youth every year. Their teachers are a passionate group who make a difference in the lives of each and every student - they are not only outstanding musicians, but relate to young people and their unique needs. Individual and peer-based small group learning environments help to facilitate social and emotional growth, while students learn the fundamentals of music performance and theory, gaining confidence and self-esteem along the way. UpBeat currently employs 19 instructors, along with 5 interns and a studio manager, and they are excited to welcome more teachers to their team!