A rts W estm ount Vocal A udition Req uirem ents

Singers w ill b e p a rtic ip a tin g in a 3CLmin w orkshop th a t w ill include:

1. Theory A ssessm ent2 . M usiciansh ip A ssessm ent - S igh t R ead ing , E ar T rain ing a n d R hy th m C la p B a c k3 . In te rv iew (these w ill b e sc h ed u led ind iv id u a lly )

S ingers sh o u ld p re p a re to sing T W O co n trasting solos from m em ory. S ingers m ust choose O N E solo from E A C H follow ing lists p ro v id e d below . S ubstitu tions w ill no t b e p erm itted . A n accom pan ist w ill b e prov ided .

List A1. A ll T hrough th e N ig h t (M cLean)2. D ow n by th e S alley G ard en s (L iebergen)

L is tBFemale Only

1. The H andsom e B u tc h e r (arr. M aty as Seiber)2. Sun in th e M orning (B erlin)

List BMale Only

1. W o n d e rin (C am p b e ll)2. W h e re is L ove? (B art)

R ecom m endations:• S ingers n e e d to p re p a re m usic from th e rep e rto ire th a t is p ro v id e d in th e au d itio n p ack ag e . P lease

d o no t le a rn re p e rto ire from y o u tu b e or o th e r social m ed ia outlets.• R eh earsin g rep e rto ire as w ritten w ith a live accom pan ist be fo re y ou r au d itio n w ill h e lp w ith

m em orization, ca lm ing pe rfo rm an ce anx ie ty a n d b u ild in g confidence.

Ar hyd y nosAll Through the Night

Traditional WelshEnglish words: Margery Hargest Jones

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llwch,row,tudd,ness,

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31. Down by the Salley Gardens

Words by WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS (1865-1939) IRISH FOLK SONG Arranged by PATRICK M. LIEBERGEN

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Albert L. Lloyd (1908-1982)

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Irvins; Berlin Irving Berlin(1888-1989)

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5 0N? 10 SONG (Gilbert)

“WOND’RIN” ’Cue: (M rPhillips) “Dismiss in an orderly fashion” {Class exits)

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N?7 SONG — (Oliver)"W H E R E IS LOVE?"

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1P § 0 ‘oWherl is love?

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OU ■»' *Is it un-der-nealli the wil - low tree_ th a t I’ve been dream - ing of?

Oliver

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Oliver r ises , crosses to the counter and goes to sleep underneath it

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Noah Claypole arr ives at the street door and hangs and hicks it

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P S POLIVER: I will directly sir (■undoing !hc chain and ,

KO AH:U/irough Ifickeykoie) OLIVER: XOAHKf/ i l l outside) OLIVER:Are you the new boy? Y ess ir How old are yer? Thirteen

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