Concerts and Projects Manager
Dunedin Consort £29,000-£32,000 Closing date 27 November 2025
We are looking to recruit an experienced, highly organised and motivated individual to join Dunedin Consort team as Concerts and Projects Manager on a full-time basis.
Based primarily at the Dunedin Consort office in central Edinburgh — with some scope for remote working — you will oversee the coordination and practical delivery of our annual programme, ensuring every project runs smoothly from planning through to performance. The ideal candidate will have at least 2 years’ experience of working in an arts environment, preferably classical music, with a knowledge of and/or interest in historically-informed performance. The position would suit someone currently working in arts administration with experience in orchestral or concerts management. The successful candidate will bring excellent organisational and interpersonal skills, a meticulous eye for detail, and the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
Dunedin Consort is a small but ambitious and dynamic team with strong plans for the future, where every individual plays a significant part in shaping our work. We work collaboratively and supportively across all our output. You will therefore find yourself well supported by the rest of the team as you take the lead in concerts and projects management. Both our artistic and learning and participation programmes have expanded significantly in recent years, so this is an ideal post for someone who wants to help make a real difference to our trajectory as the company grows and develops.
Dunedin Consort is an Equal Opportunities employer. We will consider a range of part-time and flexible working models, including condensed hours, days working from home, or other structures to accommodate a range of personal circumstances, and to ensure equality of opportunity between those who share a relevant protected characteristic and those who do not.
Based primarily at the Dunedin Consort office in central Edinburgh — with some scope for remote working — you will oversee the coordination and practical delivery of our annual programme, ensuring every project runs smoothly from planning through to performance. The ideal candidate will have at least 2 years’ experience of working in an arts environment, preferably classical music, with a knowledge of and/or interest in historically-informed performance. The position would suit someone currently working in arts administration with experience in orchestral or concerts management. The successful candidate will bring excellent organisational and interpersonal skills, a meticulous eye for detail, and the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
Dunedin Consort is a small but ambitious and dynamic team with strong plans for the future, where every individual plays a significant part in shaping our work. We work collaboratively and supportively across all our output. You will therefore find yourself well supported by the rest of the team as you take the lead in concerts and projects management. Both our artistic and learning and participation programmes have expanded significantly in recent years, so this is an ideal post for someone who wants to help make a real difference to our trajectory as the company grows and develops.
Dunedin Consort is an Equal Opportunities employer. We will consider a range of part-time and flexible working models, including condensed hours, days working from home, or other structures to accommodate a range of personal circumstances, and to ensure equality of opportunity between those who share a relevant protected characteristic and those who do not.