On 16 Jan 2001 vocalist-temporary@egroups.com wrote:
> Specifically, what choices have you made, or choices do you wish you
> hadn't made, in order to show what your voice can do in an audition?
> What would you teachers/judges rather hear - difficulty of repertoire
> or ease of production?
My experience has told me (as well as teachers, coaches, etc.) to sing
what you sing WELL. They are more interested in hearing a well-produced
tone that they can work with rather than repertiore that may or may
not impress them. Vocal acrobatics are above and beyond that.
If I have 2 pieces along the same lines that I sing equally well, I always
choose the lesser-known one, and have almot always been happy with that
choice.
I wish you the best of luck on your audition!!!
Reagrds,
-- Jenni Glier, soprano
Cincinnati, OH
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Jenni Glier Jenni@G... | "In opera there is always too
http://Jenni.Glier.org | much singing." -- Debussy
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