Work for the RSNO!

The Royal Scottish National Orchestra is one of Europe's leading orchestras with a history stretching back over almost one hundred and twenty years. It is one of Scotland's leading cultural institutions, and an orchestra with a variety of work that is almost unparalleled amongst its British peers. Its superb education programme, the reputation of its recording back-catalogue, the loyalty of its audiences, and the passion of its musicians, staff and directors are key assets in building future success.

Our Mission is to be A Great Orchestra for a Modern Scotland.

Our Core Values are: 
  • A belief in the power of music to bring joy and inspiration to everyone.
  • Excellence, innovation and ambition in everything we do.
  • A commitment to Scotland, its people and its stature in the world.
  • The wellbeing and happiness of our employees.
  • Individual responsibility and collective achievement.

The Royal Scottish National Orchestra Society Ltd is a charity and is one of Scotland's National Performing Companies, supported by the Scottish Government. The RSNO is an Equal Opportunities employer.


The orchestra operates a contributory pension scheme, a sick fund and offers all musicians a number of guaranteed free days.

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