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Ten Commandments for Terrified Auditioners
- Thou shalt memorize thy selection.
- Thou shalt bring music for the accompanist to play.
- Thou shalt sing thy best 30-40 seconds of a song, but be prepared to sing the whole song, should thee be asked to sing more.
- Thou shalt be able to explain to the accompanist where you will start and end, preferred tempo, and where you will need time for breaths.
- Thou shalt not apologize ahead of time for being sick, late, forgetting music, etc.
- Thou shalt not bring your own instrument or instrumentalist.
- Thou shalt not expect to be able to sing with a tape or CD.
- Thou shalt not offend the accompanist by asking to transpose an audition song.
- Thou shalt be polite and positive, not pushy, and don't rush out of the audition.
- Thou shalt dress nicely and comfortably, perhaps to suggest the character for which you are auditioning. If you know you will be dancing, wear appropriate clothes & shoes.
Should any of these Ten Commandments be ignored, thee runs the risk of being:
- Sent home without auditioning.
- Interrupted before thee is done with thy presentation.
- Having thy audition sheet sent directly to the "send to chorus" file.
