Singing Auditions for Kids in Glendale Heights, IL

Is your child an excellent singer? Do they have the ability to quickly learn and perform hard songs they hear on YouTube, TV, or the radio? They may be a natural singer! Singing auditions for kids in Glendale Heights are designed to scout children who can perform in front of an audience or for:

Commercials ◘ TV Shows ◘ Movies ◘ Plays ◘ Concerts

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Singing Auditions for Kids in Glendale Heights: Preparation

Find a Vocal Coach. A vocal teacher can help you choose songs that promote your aptitude. He/she can teach you methods to develop the character of your voice. He/she will also give you exercises to practice which can dramatically improve range, sound strength, and intonation. Singing auditions for kids in Glendale Heights have varying requirements. A vocal teacher will give you the foundation you need to prepare for all of them.

Know what you’re auditioning for. Know what kind of venue, show, or competition you are auditioning for. Choose a song that matches the event. If it’s an open choice, stick to your strengths.

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Solo or chorus? Are you going to be singing in a chorus or by yourself? It can be a significant difference. Being able to carry your part in harmony with others is different than singing alone. Singing auditions for kids in Glendale Heights could request you to do one or both.

Provide your voice time to rest. The voice gets tired very quickly if you’re not accustomed to sustained singing. Avoid any demanding activities that require you to raise your voice, such as cheering at a sports event or outside events that require you to shout across far distances. Make sure you get sufficient sleep the night before your audition. This will help your voice to rest.

The Audition: 7 Tips

1. SELECT A SONG WITHIN YOUR ABILITY. There is an inclination to select a song for an audition that highlights your talent. Singing auditions for kids in Glendale Heights are rarely designed to find someone who has superstar talent. They’re usually for contracting someone with general singing skills that can meet the specific needs of the production. Choose a song that plays to your strengths, but aren’t so hard that you risk failing the audition.

2. SELECT AN APPROPRIATE STYLE. Select a song that fits the audition. If you are auditioning for a rock band, don’t choose a pop song for the audition.

3. AVOID OBSCENITIES. Don’t choose a song with cussing or potentially improper lyrics. The last thing you want is to upset the judges/staff. Singing auditions for kids in Glendale Heights normally focus on family material. Select music that is demanding but has a positive message.

4. DO VOCAL WARMUPS. Do your vocal warmups before you come onto the audition premises. Unless told otherwise, you shouldn’t expect to be given a place for warmups. Do them in the hotel, in the car on the way if you have to, or at home. Just because you’re going to singing auditions for kids in Glendale Heights, doesn’t mean they won’t be difficult. Warming up your voice is always a good idea when performing.

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5. PREPARE YOUR PRESENTATION. Before you even enter the audition location, prepare what you’re going to do. You may not know exactly what the judges expect, but you can plan your actions. Plan how you are going to walk out, how you’ll mange| the microphone, how you’ll address the director, how you’ll describe the music and the reason you chose it.

6. DON’T DANCE. Unless you have been directed to include dancing with the music, make an effort to minimize your movement while performing. Singing auditions for kids in Glendale Heights don’t typically include too much on-stage movement. Don’t wander around and only use body movements that are part of the song and natural (e.g., pointing to yourself when singing the words “we” or “us”.

7. BE CONFIDENT AND DON’T APOLOGIZE. It may seem like the smart thing to do when you err, but don’t apologize. Judges need someone with confidence. When you say things like, “My voice is normally better than this” or, “My voice isn’t warm enough,” it shows that you aren’t properly prepared. Have confidence in yourself and your abilities. Get prepared prior to the audition. If you make a mistake, sing through it. Do your best, and don’t regret anything!

Examples of Singing Auditions for Kids in Glendale Heights

We’re all so used to television competitions like “America’s Got Talent.” The truth is, most singing auditions for kids in Glendale Heights are not televised. Here are a few samples of singing auditions, to give you an idea of what it entails:

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