Jobs for people who are interested in Music

Artist & repertoire coordinators work for music studios, labels, or companies.

A music publicist is someone who handles media and public relations on behalf of a music group or a musician.

A luthier is an artisan who makes or repairs stringed instruments such as cellos, violins, guitars, mandolins, dulcimers and banjos.

A music historian is someone who studies the history of music.

A piano tuner is someone who makes minute adjustments to the tension of the strings of a piano, in order to properly align the intervals between their tones.

A music business manager is someone who represents recording artists and musicians with the advertising, marketing, business and financial end of things.

A music arranger is someone who arranges a piece of music for a music director, music producer, conductor, a group of performers or a single performer.

A jingle writer is someone who works with advertising agencies to help them sell a product or reinforce a brand name in the minds of consumers.

A music critic is someone who conducts interviews with performers, bands and musicians, and will also write reviews of newly released records and cd's.

A music supervisor is someone who bridges the gap between the music industry and any other form of visual media.

A music publisher is someone who ensures that composers and songwriters receive payment when their work is used commercially.

A choir director is someone who conducts and leads a choir.

A piano accompanist is a musician who typically plays the piano at rehearsals or auditions for dancers, singers and other performers.

A music copyist is someone who prepares written music for a musician.

A road manager is someone who works with small to mid-sized musical bands, and makes sure that all the details are organized and on schedule.