We are seeking a new Artistic Director beginning in 2025!

Our current Artistic Director, Erzsi Marosszeky, is retiring at the end of 2024

Please see our position description - email joubertsingers@gmail.com for any further enquiries

Joubert Singers’ Artistic Director Erzsi Marosszeky is an internationally trained musician who works as a choral conductor, pianist, ensemble and vocal coach.

She received her Masters Degree in Piano Performance from the Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest where she studied for six years on a Hungarian

government scholarship, the first western student to graduate there. Her performances with the Budapest Trio took her to the USA, where her

ensemble worked for a year with the famous LaSalle Quartet at Cincinnati University, also on scholarship. Piano performances include the London Proms

and festivals on several continents including the Sydney Festival, Sydney Spring Festival, Cheltenham Festival and Vitasaari New Music Festival in Finland.

Erzsi’s experience working with singers included repetiteur work with Opera Australia and collaboration with renowned Australian performers such as

Bernadette Cullen and Amanda Thane. She has worked with choirs for many years and has toured nationally and internationally with performances at

festivals such as the International Youth Music Festival in Kecskemét, and landmark institutions such as Salzburg Cathedral and Melk Abbey in Austria.

Erzsi’s choirs have collaborated with many wonderful colleagues including the world famous Hungarian Radio Children’s Choir and many Australian choirs.

Erzsi has performed and recorded extensively in Australia, Europe and the United States, including live broadcasts of a wide range of repertoire including

performances of Messiaen’s Quartet for the End of Time for the SSO Chamber Series, Messiaen’s large 2 piano work Visions de l’Amen and the complete

chamber music of Brahms for Piano and Strings for Musica Viva. Currently working as a freelance musician, Erzsi is a Casual Lecturer at Sydney

Conservatorium in the Chamber Music and Piano Faculties.