Nashville Philharmonic Orchestra
Board Member
Nashville Philharmonic Orchestra
Job Summary
OUR MISSION: The Nashville Philharmonic Orchestra (NPO), a volunteer community community orchestra featuring amateur and professional players from throughout Middle Tennessee, is proud to play its part in enriching the already vibrant Nashville arts community. Our mission is to offer area orchestral musicians opportunities to perform while providing high-quality symphonic music free of charge to a wide variety of audiences.
The NPO was founded in January 2004 by Kelly Corcoran, who conducted the first season. Under Mark Putnam from 2004-2007, the orchestra grew to become Nashville’s premiere community ensemble, performing free concerts of exciting, demanding repertoire for all audiences. During the Fall of 2007, violinist and charter member of the NPO, David Hahn served as Music Director, raising community awareness and support for the orchestra. In the spring of 2008, Chris Norton took up the baton to lead the NPO, and he continues advancing the mission of community outreach and musical excellence.
The Nashville Philharmonic Orchestra is seeking individuals to serve on our Board of Directors. The role of board member is crucial to the success of the organization. Board members provide key perspective and skills to aid the orchestra in continuing its mission to serve the community with high level concerts available to all. Board members provide governance, strategic guidance, oversight, and helpful input for current and future operations of the organization.
Job Responsibilities
- Promote the organization’s mission and purpose to the community;
- Consider avenues to address organizational needs through personal and business network skills and experience;
- Especially seeking members with development experience as well as members with legal experience;
- Attend board meetings held quarterly on Tuesday evenings (virtual options are available);
- Join and contribute to at least one committee;
- Contribute to the organization at least one annual financial donation. (There are no amount requirements, donations are encouraged based on what is significant to you and your circumstance.)
Qualifications
Eligibility: To be eligible for Board membership, a candidate must be at least 21 years of age, abide by the board’s general policies, and support the mission and vision of the organization.
Term: Board members serve for a standard term of 3 years. Two consecutive terms can be served for a total of 6 years
Additional Information
Benefits
- Contribute to art expression in the community;
- Develop leadership skills;
- Grow professionally;
- Invest in meaningful relationships;
- Experience the joy in sharing music.
How to Apply
Send inquiries and resumes to president@nashvillephilharmonic.org by March 10, 2026.
Details
- Date Posted: March 3, 2026
- Type: Board Member
- Job Function: Accounting / Financial Management
- Service Area: Arts / Culture
- Start Date: 07/01/2026