In a message dated 11/22/00 12:08:34 AM, cantare@p... writes:
<< Thanks, Vicky - but how do people hear you or know what you are like as a solo performer when you are singing in a chorus (unless, of course, you sing solos regularly there!)? >>
If you're good, (and the conductor is too!) you'll get noticed, I guarantee it. Often, you must audition to participate--the conductor will certainly hear you then.
Once you're in, it's a good idea to sit up in front at rehearsals, always know your music and pay attention. Reliability and a good attitude definitely count!
Small groups often choose their soloists from among their ranks. Even large choruses that hire professional soloists often need people to sing in small ensemble numbers or small solos. Go for it!
Judy
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