Audition Guidelines and Materials
Thank you for your interest in All Shore this year!
We're looking forward to seeing everyone this season, but we're much more excited to hear everyone!
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The audition form will be public on Thursday, October 15th.
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Though the audition form is not public yet, the form can be found right here once made available.
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Audition Forms must be submitted by Saturday, October 31st as the form will close.
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Results will be shared with directors November 15th.
Please review the All Shore Calendar if you're considering being a part of this program.
The sheet music and audition starting pitches can be found in the Google Drive folder.
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Once you've opened the Google Drive folder, select the voice part that represents you.
Below you can find the details of the scales and solo/quartet excerpts.
Tonal Patterns (Scales)
Audition Materials cont.
Solo and Quartet
The solo and quartet sheet music can be found in the Google Drive folder mentioned above.
Keep in mind, the starting pitches given are of the tonic of the key, though each excerpt starts on the dominant (the fifth) of the scale.
Solo - Simple Gifts
Learn the excerpt from the sheet music provided in the Google Folder and be prepare yourself to sing it a cappella for your virtual audition. Keep a consistent tempo. Reach out to your choir director or private teacher for extra help on your audition.
Keep in mind, the starting pitches given are of the tonic of the key, though each excerpt starts on the dominant (the fifth) of the scale.
Quartet - Lo, How a Rose er'e Blooming
Learn the excerpt from the sheet music given and be prepare yourself to sing it with the recording for your virtual audition. You must audition with the recording that does not include your part. Keep a consistent tempo and blend with the other singers in the recording. Reach out to your choir director or private teacher for extra help on your audition.
Keep in mind, the starting pitches given are of the tonic of the key, though the starting pitch of your section may be a different scale degree.