#Little do you know sheet music how to#

(Listen to Sierra Boggess singing it here she has a stronger high range, and the lower notes just donвЂ™t get the same resonance. We think itвЂ™ll become one of your favorite audition songs in no time! Keep it in the original key, or if youвЂ™re a higher soprano, maybe adjust it up a few steps. If youвЂ™re a soprano with a nice, beefy middle range (as in, you have a seriously strong F-D on the staff), give this piece a try. Okay, bear with us - yes, this song is written for baritones, but the intense moments of Stars sit right in the loudest, strongest, most gorgeous part of a sopranoвЂ™s voice. Video canвЂ™t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Stars (Les Miserables) Female Cover () When you want a musical theatre song thatвЂ™s not about a man (directly, anyway): вЂњHow Will I KnowвЂќ (Listen to Kelli OвЂ™Hara do it above she strikes exactly the right balance!) 8. ItвЂ™s an easy way to stretch yourself without wandering into belter territory. Not to worry! This song really benefits from a rich, not-straight-but-smooth tone and the occasional satisfying release of your vibrato. Now, you might see Frank WildhornвЂ™s name and wonder how on earth your legit soprano is going to work.

#Little do you know sheet music how to#

Want to hear these songs in person? Check out How to See Broadway Shows When YouвЂ™re Broke. ItвЂ™s a completely unexpected song to add to a concert probably not the best choice for an audition, though.

Video canвЂ™t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Dracula, the Musical on Broadway: The Mist ()ДЄnd now, for something totally different! вЂњThe MistвЂќ has a distinct haunting vibe - which makes sense, considering itвЂ™s from the surprisingly fun Wildhorn musical, Dracula. When you want a song to show off your high soprano range: вЂњIf It Is TrueвЂќ (Finally, a use for it.) Get it right, and youвЂ™ll have your listeners tearing up before youвЂ™re done. The character is essentially a 1950s spinster (thank God weвЂ™re not there anymore!) - and if youвЂ™ve ever felt alone and wanting a partner, youвЂ™ll be able to mine so much emotion! For that reason, itвЂ™s probably a good choice if youвЂ™ve had a little experience and a little heartbreak. When it comes to musical theatre auditions in front of casting directors, this song offers SO MUCH room for acting. Most of it sits in a really comfortable range, with plenty of room to open up your legit vibrato.

(And Audra McDonald!) This song is from 101 in the Shade, and itвЂ™s a little reminiscent of вЂњSomeone to Watch Over MeвЂќвЂ¦sort of.

Legit soprano meets a Texas twang? We are on board. Video canвЂ™t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Audra McDonald sings Simple Little Things () When you want a soaring love ballad: вЂњThe Man In The StreetвЂќ Sheet music for A GentlemanвЂ™s Guide to Love and Murder 2. We love the idea of a sly, calculating take on the piece. It sounds sweet and ingenue-y, but donвЂ™t be fooled - thereвЂ™s plenty of opportunity to show off your acting chops, too. We love this song as an audition piece for a casting director for the high legit soprano roles in musical theatre: Eliza Doolittle, Amalia Balash, Sarah BrownвЂ¦hell, it could even work for Maria in West Side Story (with the right acting choices). It is impossible to listen to without being impressedвЂ¦and if youвЂ™ve gotten a little lazy, technique-wise, this is a good song to help you get back in shape. And then it leaps up above the staff, giving you the chance to float or put some weight into your voice - or both! Later in the piece, there are plenty of opportunities for trills and operatic improv. This song, which is from A GentlemanвЂ™s Guide to Love and Murder, starts out so beautifully, with a catchy little melody that pulls your audiences in. Video canвЂ™t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: вЂњInside OutвЂќ- Lauren Worsham вЂ“ Sh-K-Boom Records Sweet 16 Concert ()