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Posted: 12/17/04 at 9:17am

Hey Guys, ok so I know that some people might hate doing this but I am having some trouble

I have an audition for a GREAT production of Oklahoma/Once Upon a Mattress (1 auditino you MIGHT get cast in either) but I really don't know what to sing. Does anyone have any idea like what kind of show to lean to not even speiifically an audtiion song particularly

P.S. I am mostly an Alto but can sing soprano I almost always sing alto audition songs though

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re: Auditions

Posted: 12/17/04 at 9:22am

Don't do anything from Wicked. Depending on what role you are going for makes a differnece in your piece. If you want Ado Annie/Winifred, do a comedic number. If you're going for other roles, stay legit - something Rodgers & Hammerstein (If I lOved You, I Have Dreamed)Don't do anything contemporary. No Chess. No Les Miz. No Rent.

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re: Auditions

Posted: 12/17/04 at 9:26am

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