Singing Auditions for Kids in Snoqualmie Valley, WA

Is your child a great singer? Do they have the ability to quickly learn challenging songs they hear on YouTube, TV, or the radio? They may be a natural! Singing auditions for kids in Snoqualmie Valley were created to scout kids who can perform in front of an audience or for:

TV shows ◘ Movies ◘ Concerts ◘ Plays ◘ Commercials

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Singing Auditions for Kids in Snoqualmie Valley: Preparation

Hire a Vocal Instructor. A vocal teacher will help you choose a song that brings out your strengths. He/she can teach you techniques to improve the quality of your voice. He/she will also give you exercises to practice which should dramatically improve intonation, sound strength, and range. Singing auditions for kids in Snoqualmie Valley have varying requirements. A singing instructor will give you the foundation you need to prepare for all of them.

Get information about the audition. Know what kind of show, venue, or competition you are auditioning for. Choose a song that matches the audition. If it’s an open choice, utilize your strengths.

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Choral or solo? Are you going to be singing in a choir or by yourself? It makes a big difference. Having the ability to sing your part in harmony with others is different than singing solo. Singing auditions for kids in Snoqualmie Valley may request you to do both or just one.

Allow your voice to rest. The voice gets tired extremely quickly if you’re not accustomed to a lot singing. Avoid any exhausting activities that require you to raise your voice, such as cheering at a concert or outside activities that require you to shout over far distances. Make sure you get sufficient sleep before your audition. This will help your voice to rest.

The Audition: 7 Tips

1. SELECT MUSIC WITHIN YOUR ABILITIES. There is a tendency to choose music for an audition that “shows off” your talent. Singing auditions for kids in Snoqualmie Valley are not normally designed to find a kid who already has superstar talent. They are usually about contracting someone with skills that can meet the specific needs of the production. Select music that promotes your strengths, but aren’t so challenging that you risk failing the audition completely.

2. CHOOSE AN APPROPRIATE MUSIC GENRE. Select a song that is appropriate to the audition. If you are auditioning for a rock band, don’t choose a jazz song for the audition.

3. AVOID OBSCENITIES. Don’t select a song with obscenities or potentially inappropriate lyrics. The last thing you want to do is disrespect the judges. Singing auditions for kids in Snoqualmie Valley mostly focus on wholesome family content. Find a song that is challenging but has a positive message.

4. WARM UP YOUR VOICE. Warm up your voice before you enter the audition location. Unless otherwise instructed, don’t expect to be allowed to warm up. Do them in the hotel, in the car on the way if you have to, or at home. Just because they are singing auditions for kids in Snoqualmie Valley, doesn’t mean they can’t be challenging. Vocal warmups are always a good idea when performing.

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5. PREPARE YOUR PRESENTATION. Before you even enter the audition location, prepare yourself. You may not know exactly what the judges are looking for, but you can plan your actions. Plan how you are going to enter the room, how you’ll handle| the microphone, how you will present yourself to the staff, how you will describe the song and the reason you selected it.

6. DON’T DANCE. Unless you have been asked to include dancing with the music, avoid too much movement during the audition. Singing auditions for kids in Snoqualmie Valley don’t normally request a lot of on-stage movement. Don’t wander around and only use hand motions that are part of the song and natural (e.g., pointing to yourself when singing the words “we” or “me”.

7. HAVE CONFIDENCE AND DON’T APOLOGIZE. It may seem like the right thing to do when you err, but don’t apologize. Judges are searching for someone with confidence. When you say things like, “My voice is normally better than this” or, “Sorry, I’m not warmed up enough,” it shows that you weren’t properly prepared. Have confidence in yourself and your abilities. Prepare yourself before the audition. If you make a mistake, keep singing. Do your best, and don’t regret anything!

Examples of Singing Auditions for Kids in Snoqualmie Valley

We are all so used to televised talent competitions like “America’s Got Talent.” Actually, most singing auditions for kids in Snoqualmie Valley are not televised. Here are a couple samples of auditions, to prepare you:

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