Students will be able to analyze, synthesize and articulate the significant facets of music, dance and theatre within the historical context of the musical theatre genre.
Rock the AuditionThis link opens in a new windowOnline training modules for 8 styles of music for pop/rock musical auditions: Motown, 70's Folk/Rock, Disco, 80's Pop/Rock, Contemporary Pop/Rhythm and Blues/Hip-Hop, Rock/Punk, Country/Bluegrass, Faeries. You will need to create your own account listing Brigham Young University as your school in order to access.
3 reasons auditioning is an art in itselfCraig Wallace explains that auditioning can shine a light on your soul and test your skills and bravery like few other artistic disciplines can.
Do not lists: overdone songs & monologuesMatthew Edwards' listscan be a great starting place to figure out if you're singing something everyone else will be singing as well. The list is updated as new information is received.
Audition helps on DVD
Contemporary dance & improvisation by Desmond RichardsonTips on how to incorporate improvisation into movement with detailed explanations and breath-taking examples. Improvisation skills are very important as they are used in dance classes, auditions, and are often required in professional jobs. Advanced level.
Rock the Audition by Sheri SandersComprehensive guide to understanding how to select pop/rock material for auditions. Choose the right song and prepare it from every frame of reference.