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Twin Cities, MN (Midwest) · Full-time · USD 75k–95k · O-1B fit

Assistant Professor of Trombone (Tenure-Track)

Public university school of music offering undergraduate and graduate degrees in performance, music education and music therapy

Twin Cities, MN (Midwest)On-siteFull-timeMid-levelO-1B fitAdded week of Nov 9, 2026
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EmployerPublic university school of music offering undergraduate and graduate degrees in performance, music education and music therapy (not named)
LocationTwin Cities, MN (Midwest) · On-site
Type & levelFull-time · Mid-level
PayUSD 75k–95k base
Source: pay range stated in the source posting
Visa pathO-1B fit
Role familyTraditional Musician / Cultural Performer

About the role

A university school of music is hiring a tenure-track trombone faculty member on a nine-month academic-year appointment. The person will build a nationally recognized studio and teach students heading into performance, education and therapy careers. The school wants someone with a strong performing record and real interest in global and diasporic music traditions.

What you'll do

  • Recruit and maintain a high-level trombone studio, and possibly euphonium, at undergraduate and graduate levels
  • Teach applied lessons, lead studio class and coach chamber ensembles
  • Develop workshops or courses in a secondary area such as community engagement, composition, technology or career readiness
  • Keep up an active professional performance career
  • Advise students on academic and career goals
  • Take part in faculty governance and community engagement activities

Requirements

  • One or more graduate degrees in music, or equivalent professional experience
  • Established record as a performing artist and teacher
  • Demonstrated ability to recruit and mentor students with varied career goals
  • Demonstrated commitment to collaborative music making in different settings
  • Strong verbal, written and digital communication skills

Nice to have

  • Skills to teach related auxiliary instruments
  • Expertise in community engagement, musical creation or entrepreneurship
  • Interest in popular music studies, global and diasporic traditions, or music and cultural heritage
  • Experience with current and emerging technologies

Pay & benefits

USD 75k–95k base. The posting lists paid holidays, generous time off, tuition benefit programs, low-cost medical, dental and pharmacy plans, flexible spending accounts, HSA contributions, and disability and life insurance.

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Visa path

Performing musicians and music faculty often support an O-1B case with major performances, critical reviews, recordings, awards, high-profile engagements and recognition by peers in the field. The posting states no citizenship restriction. A university employer or a U.S. agent can file the petition. Approval depends on the individual's evidence and is not assured.

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