Orchestra Vacancies. Guitar.

Guitar: audition and classical music jobs

Acoustic, electric, and classical guitars are all played by guitarists. They both play live shows and recorded sessions in the studio. They practice regularly to learn new music, keep their skills sharp, and to keep them in top-notch shape for gigs. Many write and perform their own solo work. Still others prefer to focus on collaborating with their fellow musicians as part of a band.
Many Singer-Songwriters use the guitar to accompany themselves, and might even be multi-instrumentalists, switching to saxophone, piano, or another instrument effortlessly. A professional Guitarist needs to be prepared with a lot of knowledge about music and must develop impressive technical prowess on the fingerboard.
The most in-demand Guitarists cultivate a unique and instantly recognizable sound and approach to playing the guitar. They have massive skills and solid technical ability, developed through years of practice and playing experience. Some excel at one or two styles, while others specialize in playing many styles of music, both contemporary and classical.
Guitarists manage a variety of music industry-related tasks in addition to their performance work, including booking gigs, marketing their music, developing social media content, and scheduling rehearsals. Many Guitarists also teach music to private students.
Orchestra Audition: guitarist, job postings and listings

The primary qualifications for getting a job as a guitar player are musical expertise and some business management skills. In many cases, existing bands and employers judge exclusively by your skill and experience. It takes most people many years of regular practice to master the guitar at a professional level, so the more time you spend practicing, the easier it is to get a job as a guitar player. This job does not require any higher education, but a degree from a music program can help you prove your skills. Fulfilling the responsibilities and duties of a guitar player requires excellent compositions skills and the ability to travel away from home as needed.

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To be successful as a guitarist, you should be able to practice on your own and also collaborate with other musicians. Outstanding guitarists play more than one instrument, are able to mix genres and styles, and understand that regular practice is more important than fancy equipment.
Guitarist job description should include these common skills and qualifications:
Formal guitar training.
Ability to play more than one instrument would be advantageous.
Passion, dedication, and excellent time management.
Ability to work alone and to collaborate with others.
A willingness to learn and accept feedback.
Experience playing guitar in a band or performing solo.
Knowledge of different genres and guitar maintenance.

Guitar, plucked stringed musical instrument that probably originated in Spain early in the 16th century, deriving from the guitarra latina, a late-medieval instrument with a waisted body and four strings. The early guitar was narrower and deeper than the modern guitar, with a less pronounced waist. It was closely related to the vihuela, the guitar-shaped instrument played in Spain in place of the lute.
The guitar originally had four courses of strings, three double, the top course single, that ran from a violin-like pegbox to a tension bridge glued to the soundboard, or belly; the bridge thus sustained the direct pull of the strings. In the belly was a circular sound hole, often ornamented with a carved wooden rose.

Salary for musician jobs - guitar player

The list of international music schools includes education to become a guitar player:
1. University of Wisconsin – Madison
2. Rutgers University - New Brunswick
3. Temple University
4. University of Padua
5. Uppsala University
6. Johannes Kepler University Linz
7. University of Barcelona
8. Aberdeen City Music School, Dyce Academy
9. Halifax Conservatory of Music
10. Showa Academia Musicae

Guitar Societies:
1. Berkshire Guitar Society
2. Canberra Classical Guitar Society
3. Classical Guitar Society of Sydney
4. Cambridge Guitar Club
5. Classical Guitar Society of Northern Ireland
6. American Guitar Society

The most famous guitar players in the world:
1. Jimmy Hendrix
2. Eric Clapton
3. Jeff Beck
4. Chuck Berry
5. Stevie Ray Vaughan
6. Joe Satriani
7. Steve Vai