ProfessionLX, Ltd
Catholic Music Leader

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ABOUT THE ROLE
ProfessionLX specializes in professional services where we engage our employees to empower them to excel for our customers. We are currently seeking a part-time Catholic Music Director to join our team in support of the RAF Lakenheath Chapel in Lakenheath, England.
The Catholic Music Director will lead and support the musical and vocal elements of the Catholic Mass, working closely with the Catholic Chaplain to provide a professional, engaging, and liturgically appropriate music program. This position will select and perform music appropriate to the Catholic liturgical calendar, lead congregational singing and cantoring, and recruit, train, and coordinate volunteers supporting the parish music program.
Successful candidates will have a strong background in music and vocal leadership, the ability to read and interpret vocal and instrumental scores, and demonstrated knowledge of Catholic liturgical practices and traditions.
WHAT YOU WILL DO
- Direct and perform the musical and vocal elements of Catholic Mass, working closely with the Catholic Chaplain to select music that is appropriate for each service, liturgical season, and holy day.
- Lead congregational music and cantoring, providing arranged, improvised, or scored music as appropriate to the Mass or other Catholic chapel programs.
- Help train volunteers to confidently support congregational singing and other musical elements of worship.
- Support regular Sunday Masses as well as special services and holy days and coordinate rehearsals around volunteer availability.
- Recruit, develop, and coordinate choir volunteers, maintaining sufficient participation and scheduling volunteers to support services consistently.
- Conduct weekly rehearsals to prepare the choir and other musicians for upcoming services.
- Maintain a diverse Catholic music repertoire that balances traditional and contemporary selections while remaining appropriate to Catholic liturgical practices.
- Ensure music materials are used in accordance with applicable copyright requirements.
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Requirements
WHAT YOU WILL BRING
- Two or more years of post-secondary education in music or a related field, or equivalent relevant experience in a chapel or church setting.
- Strong vocal ability and the ability to sing and lead choral music consistent with the liturgical norms of the Roman Catholic Church.
- Proficiency in reading and interpreting vocal and instrumental scores, including Gregorian Chant, traditional hymns, and appropriate contemporary music.
- Knowledge of Catholic faith, liturgy, and worship practices, including familiarity with the Second Vatican Council and subsequent Catholic liturgical guidance.
- Fluency in spoken and written English sufficient to perform all responsibilities of the position.
- Professional conduct and presentation appropriate for a U.S. military chapel environment.
- Eligibility to successfully complete required background and installation-access vetting and authorization to work in the United Kingdom.


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YOUR EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATIONS
- Two or more years of post-secondary education in Music or a related field; OR Equivalent years of relevant experience in a chapel or church music setting.
Benefits
We offer great opportunities for personal and professional development in an international company, with a focus on supporting our customers to excel in their strategic goals. The role comes with a competitive salary package, paid time off, Federal holidays, and professional development. You will be a part of a dedicated group of colleagues who value teamwork and collaboration whose focus is to empower our customers.
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