Flute player for stage production

11 January 2012

Organisation/person name:

Markus Hofko

Work type:

Casual

Work classification:

Music

Job description:

We are looking for a (semi-) professional flute player for a small orchestra/band accompanying a stage play. Ideally we are thinking of japanese Shakuhachi, but we are open for other options. Generally we are after an earthy sound with a lot of character. Could also be a more classical instrument like a concert flute.

Here's a reference which describes the sound better than my words:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7s-wXZWT5o&feature=related

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General infos:

The stage play will be ca. 30 minutes long and consist of 5 songs and a few more loose moody parts.

The band/orchestra will consist of 8 musicians.

The play will happen on 2 dates at the Audio Foundation in Auckland:

18th February evening and 19th February afternoon.

This is an unpaid opportunity but we are looking for funding options so this might change.

Also if successful the play could be touring the country with some money involved in return!

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I will send you more infos and the song sketches if you are interested.

Please email me at:

hello@rainbowmonkey.de

Looking forward to hearing from you!

Best

Markus

Opportunity location:

Audio Foundation, Auckland

Key skills sought:

(Semi-) professional flute player

Start date:

Wednesday, 11 January 2012

This opportunity is:

Unpaid

Salary low $:

Salary high $:

Closing date:

Saturday, 11 February 2012

Contact details:

Markus

hello@rainbowmonkey.de

Submitted by Knopfloch on Wed, 11/01/2012 - 3:52pm.

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