In the spirit of great horn sections such as the Phoenix Horns, Tower of Power, or even the Bruno Mars Horn Section members of our Horn Sections rehearse together as a unit, join the ship and then WOW our guests with their wall of sound and engaging performances. Strong showmanship is required as these performers LOVE entertaining our guests. Select carnival ships feature a 3-piece horn section within the band (Rockband and Centerstage) who will also supplement Latin Quartets and other groups around the ship. Members of the horn section are individually hired for their ensembles, and they rehearse for anywhere between one and six weeks in Fort Lauderdale before joining a ship for the remainder of their contract.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Deliver highest quality musical entertainment to our guests in line with Carnival’s brand and live music guidelines.
Provide musical support for production shows and variety entertainers.
Provide up to five hours of musical entertainment to our guests as scheduled by the ship’s management.
Actively participate in assigned activities including, but not limited to trainings, drills, safety briefings, meetings and performances.
Demonstrate commitment to Carnival Service Values.
Perform ship’s safety function, including “Port Manning”, as required.
QUALIFICATIONS:
The ability to extend beyond a performer into an entertainer.
Musical proficiency in tone, articulation, dynamics, and phrasing comparable to University-level education or higher.
Advanced improvisational skills as a musician.
Advanced sight reading and transposition skills.
Ability and previous experience operating loopers, harmonizers, and programs such as Ableton Live.
Knowledge of Top 40 music styles from the 1960s through today.
Applicable experience in wedding/bar bands, alongside DJs, pit bands and similar commercial music ensembles.
Ability to quickly and effortlessly memorize music under tight timelines.
Ability to stand while performing for extended periods of time is required.
Proficiency in the English language.
Saxophone:
Tenor as a primary horn with professional level Alto proficiency is required.
Saxophonists with developed altissimo are preferred.
Flute Double: Range must include up to a high C or beyond.
Trumpet:
Range: must include up to a high E or beyond.
Players with strong experience as a split Lead/2nd player are required.
Flugelhorn proficiency is a plus!
Trombone:Range: must include at least down to a low E and up to a high C or beyond.
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Resume outlining previous musical employment, education and performance experience in PDF format.
Links to videos that demonstrate the following:
Ability to extend beyond a performer into an entertainer.
Range and musical technique.
Advanced improvisation skills in both jazz and pop music.
In the spirit of great horn sections such as the Phoenix Horns, Tower of Power, or even the Bruno Mars Horn Section members of our Horn Sections rehearse together as a unit, join the ship and then WOW our guests with their wall of sound and engaging performances. Strong showmanship is required as these performers LOVE entertaining our guests. Select carnival ships feature a 3-piece horn section within the band (Rockband and Centerstage) who will also supplement Latin Quartets and other groups around the ship. Members of the horn section are individually hired for their ensembles, and they rehearse for anywhere between one and six weeks in Fort Lauderdale before joining a ship for the remainder of their contract.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Deliver highest quality musical entertainment to our guests in line with Carnival’s brand and live music guidelines.
Provide musical support for production shows and variety entertainers.
Provide up to five hours of musical entertainment to our guests as scheduled by the ship’s management.
Actively participate in assigned activities including, but not limited to trainings, drills, safety briefings, meetings and performances.
Demonstrate commitment to Carnival Service Values.
Perform ship’s safety function, including “Port Manning”, as required.
QUALIFICATIONS:
The ability to extend beyond a performer into an entertainer.
Musical proficiency in tone, articulation, dynamics, and phrasing comparable to University-level education or higher.
Advanced improvisational skills as a musician.
Advanced sight reading and transposition skills.
Ability and previous experience operating loopers, harmonizers, and programs such as Ableton Live.
Knowledge of Top 40 music styles from the 1960s through today.
Applicable experience in wedding/bar bands, alongside DJs, pit bands and similar commercial music ensembles.
Ability to quickly and effortlessly memorize music under tight timelines.
Ability to stand while performing for extended periods of time is required.
Proficiency in the English language.
Saxophone:
Tenor as a primary horn with professional level Alto proficiency is required.
Saxophonists with developed altissimo are preferred.
Flute Double: Range must include up to a high C or beyond.
Trumpet:
Range: must include up to a high E or beyond.
Players with strong experience as a split Lead/2nd player are required.
Flugelhorn proficiency is a plus!
Trombone:Range: must include at least down to a low E and up to a high C or beyond.
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Resume outlining previous musical employment, education and performance experience in PDF format.
Links to videos that demonstrate the following:
Ability to extend beyond a performer into an entertainer.
Range and musical technique.
Advanced improvisation skills in both jazz and pop music.
In the spirit of great horn sections such as the Phoenix Horns, Tower of Power, or even the Bruno Mars Horn Section members of our Horn Sections rehearse together as a unit, join the ship and then WOW our guests with their wall of sound and engaging performances. Strong showmanship is required as these performers LOVE entertaining our guests. Select carnival ships feature a 3-piece horn section within the band (Rockband and Centerstage) who will also supplement Latin Quartets and other groups around the ship. Members of the horn section are individually hired for their ensembles, and they rehearse for anywhere between one and six weeks in Fort Lauderdale before joining a ship for the remainder of their contract.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Deliver highest quality musical entertainment to our guests in line with Carnival’s brand and live music guidelines.
Provide musical support for production shows and variety entertainers.
Provide up to five hours of musical entertainment to our guests as scheduled by the ship’s management.
Actively participate in assigned activities including, but not limited to trainings, drills, safety briefings, meetings and performances.
Demonstrate commitment to Carnival Service Values.
Perform ship’s safety function, including “Port Manning”, as required.
QUALIFICATIONS:
The ability to extend beyond a performer into an entertainer.
Musical proficiency in tone, articulation, dynamics, and phrasing comparable to University-level education or higher.
Advanced improvisational skills as a musician.
Advanced sight reading and transposition skills.
Ability and previous experience operating loopers, harmonizers, and programs such as Ableton Live.
Knowledge of Top 40 music styles from the 1960s through today.
Applicable experience in wedding/bar bands, alongside DJs, pit bands and similar commercial music ensembles.
Ability to quickly and effortlessly memorize music under tight timelines.
Ability to stand while performing for extended periods of time is required.
Proficiency in the English language.
Saxophone:
Tenor as a primary horn with professional level Alto proficiency is required.
Saxophonists with developed altissimo are preferred.
Flute Double: Range must include up to a high C or beyond.
Trumpet:
Range: must include up to a high E or beyond.
Players with strong experience as a split Lead/2nd player are required.
Flugelhorn proficiency is a plus!
Trombone:Range: must include at least down to a low E and up to a high C or beyond.
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Resume outlining previous musical employment, education and performance experience in PDF format.
Links to videos that demonstrate the following:
Ability to extend beyond a performer into an entertainer.
Range and musical technique.
Advanced improvisation skills in both jazz and pop music.
Every Carnival ship features a live band that is the heart and soul of our entertainment ranks. A 4-piece rhythm section, comprised of electric guitar, keys, bass, and drums, provide the foundation for each of these bands. Each rhythm section performs in a commercial-level band that actively covers a large range of popular and Top 40 music genres from the 1960s through today. In addition to covering a wide variety of commercial music styles, select ships use the rhythm section in larger bands that also provide the sound track to our award winning Vegas-style production shows and Guest Entertainers. Members of the rhythm section are individually hired for their ensembles, they rehearse for anywhere between one and three weeks in Fort Lauderdale and then join their ship for the remainder of their contract.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Deliver highest quality musical entertainment to our guests in line with Carnival’s brand and live music guidelines.
Provide musical support for production shows and variety entertainers.
Provide an average of four hours of musical entertainment to our guests as scheduled by the ship’s management.
Actively participate in assigned activities including, but not limited to trainings, drills, safety briefings, meetings and performances.
Demonstrate commitment to Carnival Service Values.
Perform ship’s safety function, including “Port Manning”, as required.
QUALIFICATIONS:
An education that emphasizes the performance of commercial music including techniques and concepts found in modern pop and rock repertoire.
Demonstrated understanding of how to use technology (amp modelers, effects and synthesizers) in performance, and the discipline necessary to accurately prepare and perform cover tunes.
Strong sight reading and transposition skills.
Applicable experience in theatre pit orchestras, wedding/bar bands, and similar ensembles.
The ability to extend beyond a performer into an entertainer.
Keyboards: Knowledge of Nord and Roland keyboards is preferred
Proficiency in the English language
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Resume outlining previous musical employment, education and performance experience.
Links to videos of live performances.
Links to videos that demonstrate your technique, and awareness of Top 40 musical styles.
We are currently not recruiting for the following positions.
However, check back regularly for updates to the status of future opportunities!
Rockband - Bass
Every Carnival ship features a live band that is the heart and soul of our entertainment ranks. A 4-piece rhythm section, comprised of electric guitar, keys, bass, and drums, provide the foundation for each of these bands. Each rhythm section performs in a commercial-level band that actively covers a large range of popular and Top 40 music genres from the 1960s through today. In addition to covering a wide variety of commercial music styles, select ships use the rhythm section in larger bands that also provide the sound track to our award winning Vegas-style production shows and Guest Entertainers. Members of the rhythm section are individually hired for their ensembles, they rehearse for anywhere between one and three weeks in Fort Lauderdale and then join their ship for the remainder of their contract.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Deliver highest quality musical entertainment to our guests in line with Carnival’s brand and live music guidelines.
Provide musical support for production shows and variety entertainers.
Provide an average of four hours of musical entertainment to our guests as scheduled by the ship’s management.
Actively participate in assigned activities including, but not limited to trainings, drills, safety briefings, meetings and performances.
Demonstrate commitment to Carnival Service Values.
Perform ship’s safety function, including “Port Manning”, as required.
QUALIFICATIONS:
An education that emphasizes the performance of commercial music including techniques and concepts found in modern pop and rock repertoire.
Demonstrated understanding of how to use technology (amp modelers, effects and synthesizers) in performance, and the discipline necessary to accurately prepare and perform cover tunes.
Strong sight reading and transposition skills.
Applicable experience in theatre pit orchestras, wedding/bar bands, and similar ensembles.
The ability to extend beyond a performer into an entertainer.
Proficiency in the English language
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Resume outlining previous musical employment, education and performance experience.
Links to videos of live performances.
Links to videos that demonstrate your technique, and awareness of Top 40 musical styles.
Every Carnival ship features a live band that is the heart and soul of our entertainment ranks. A 4-piece rhythm section, comprised of electric guitar, keys, bass, and drums, provide the foundation for each of these bands. Each rhythm section performs in a commercial-level band that actively covers a large range of popular and Top 40 music genres from the 1960s through today. In addition to covering a wide variety of commercial music styles, select ships use the rhythm section in larger bands that also provide the sound track to our award winning Vegas-style production shows and Guest Entertainers. Members of the rhythm section are individually hired for their ensembles, they rehearse for anywhere between one and three weeks in Fort Lauderdale and then join their ship for the remainder of their contract.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Deliver highest quality musical entertainment to our guests in line with Carnival’s brand and live music guidelines.
Provide musical support for production shows and variety entertainers.
Provide an average of four hours of musical entertainment to our guests as scheduled by the ship’s management.
Actively participate in assigned activities including, but not limited to trainings, drills, safety briefings, meetings and performances.
Demonstrate commitment to Carnival Service Values.
Perform ship’s safety function, including “Port Manning”, as required.
QUALIFICATIONS:
An education that emphasizes the performance of commercial music including techniques and concepts found in modern pop and rock repertoire.
Demonstrated understanding of how to use technology (amp modelers, effects and synthesizers) in performance, and the discipline necessary to accurately prepare and perform cover tunes.
Strong sight reading and transposition skills.
Applicable experience in theatre pit orchestras, wedding/bar bands, and similar ensembles.
The ability to extend beyond a performer into an entertainer.
Proficiency in the English language
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Resume outlining previous musical employment, education and performance experience.
Links to videos of live performances.
Links to videos that demonstrate your technique, and awareness of Top 40 musical styles.
Every Carnival ship features a live band that is the heart and soul of our entertainment ranks. A 4-piece rhythm section, comprised of electric guitar, keys, bass, and drums, provide the foundation for each of these bands. Each rhythm section performs in a commercial-level band that actively covers a large range of popular and Top 40 music genres from the 1960s through today. In addition to covering a wide variety of commercial music styles, select ships use the rhythm section in larger bands that also provide the sound track to our award winning Vegas-style production shows and Guest Entertainers. Members of the rhythm section are individually hired for their ensembles, they rehearse for anywhere between one and three weeks in Fort Lauderdale and then join their ship for the remainder of their contract.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Deliver highest quality musical entertainment to our guests in line with Carnival’s brand and live music guidelines.
Provide musical support for production shows and variety entertainers.
Provide an average of four hours of musical entertainment to our guests as scheduled by the ship’s management.
Actively participate in assigned activities including, but not limited to trainings, drills, safety briefings, meetings and performances.
Demonstrate commitment to Carnival Service Values.
Perform ship’s safety function, including “Port Manning”, as required.
QUALIFICATIONS:
An education that emphasizes the performance of commercial music including techniques and concepts found in modern pop and rock repertoire.
Demonstrated understanding of how to use technology (amp modelers, effects and synthesizers) in performance, and the discipline necessary to accurately prepare and perform cover tunes.
Strong sight reading and transposition skills.
Applicable experience in theatre pit orchestras, wedding/bar bands, and similar ensembles.
The ability to extend beyond a performer into an entertainer.
Proficiency in the English language
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Resume outlining previous musical employment, education and performance experience.
Links to videos of live performances.
Links to videos that demonstrate your technique, and awareness of Top 40 musical styles.