Our boundary-pushing Music programme is renowned for its range, ambition, and inclusivity. Alongside our partners, we provide some of the most exciting musical experiences in the capital, from dazzling classical concerts and opera to unique shows with leading contemporary artists, cutting-edge electronic creations, durational experiences, and cross-arts collaborations.
Our Barbican Concert Hall is seeking an experienced and passionate individual to join the Music Department as a Technician with a specialism in sound. This will include experience of basic sound equipment maintenance, the ability to follow stage plans to determine microphone positions and patching, along with experience of Digico mixing consoles and networks in a professional setting, The post holder will be working alongside a team of colleagues in the delivery of high-level technical support to all music & commercial events in the Barbican Concert Hall, Foyers, and Commercial Venues. You will be comfortable working in a team environment, expressing a can-do attitude, even under challenging circumstances.
This position requires a high level of experience and competence in sound, with a general understanding of other technical production disciplines, such as lighting, and AV equipment for a wide range of music, commercial and streamed events. Alternatively, if you have experience in sound and are eager to learn and would like to develop further additional skills in these other areas of technical support then we can provide this training for you.
This is an irregular shift-based role spread over 7 days that includes weekend and evening work.
£39,410 to £43,620 per annum (inclusive of Inner London Weighting)
Contract Type
Full-time, 18 month FTC
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Technician (Sound Bias) x2 employer: Black Lives in Music
Trinity Laban is an exceptional employer that fosters a vibrant and inclusive work culture, perfect for those passionate about music and education. With a commitment to employee growth, you will have opportunities to collaborate with talented faculty and visiting artists in the heart of London, all while contributing to high musical standards in a supportive environment. The part-time nature of the role allows for a balanced work-life integration, making it an ideal position for those seeking meaningful engagement in the arts.
