Openings in the Choral Scholars Program for 2016-2017
Vienna Baptist Church
Vienna, VA
Vienna Baptist Church is a progressive, inclusive congregation located approximately 3/4 of a mile from the Vienna/Fairfax/GMU Metro station near Nutley and I-66. VBC has a long history of quality music in traditional worship, and is currently seeking a Baritone/Bass for our Choral Scholars Program.
The Choral Scholars Program at Vienna Baptist Church will provide 3-4 students (in 2016-17) a stipend of $2250 (Approximately $60/call) per semester (Fall and Spring) to share their talent with the choir and congregation at VBC.
Choral Scholars are expected to attend Thursday night rehearsals (7-9 p.m.) and Sunday Morning services (10:30 warm up for an 11:00 service) as well as a variety of extra services throughout the year. Specific details and dates are available upon request.
To be selected as a Choral Scholar for the 2016-17 academic year, the student must be:
• Enrolled as a full time student (undergraduate or graduate) at an accredited college or university in the Washington DC area pursuing a degree in music or a related field.
• Maintain satisfactory academic progress as defined by their academic institution.
• Be willing to attend all rehearsals and performances as outlined in the Choral Scholar contract.
• Be willing to be a productive and supportive member of the Chancel Choir during their time as
a Choral Scholar.
To apply for the Choral Scholar program or for more information, contact Music Minister CJ Redden-Liotta (, 703-281-4400).
The Music Program at Vienna Baptist Church is led by Music Minister CJ Redden-Liotta. A graduate of the University of North Texas (BA) and George Mason University (MM), Mr. Redden-Liotta is currently a candidate for the Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Choral Conducting from George Mason University. He has an extensive professional career as a singer, conductor, and teacher, which he brings to his rehearsal process at Vienna Baptist Church.
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