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Auditioning for the Musical Theatre: One of the Coutnry's Leading Musical Audition Coaches Prepares You to Get the Parts You Want

Author Fred Silver
Publisher Penguin Books
Category Music
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Author(s)Fred Silver
PublisherPenguin Books
ISBN / ASIN0140104992
ISBN-139780140104998
AvailabilityUsually ships in 24 hours
Sales Rank527,506
CategoryMusic
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸

Description

The "Audition Doctor" of Backstage shares the secrets of successful auditioning for the musical theatre.

Fred Silver uses his twenty-five years of experience in the theatre, training thousands of actors, to give vital advice on:
Choosing the right voice teacher or vocal coach
Why auditioning for a musical is different from auditioning for a play
Choosing the right material
How to act a song
What to sing at a callback
How to handle the accompanist
What to wear to auditions
How to "sell" a comedy number
How to handle stage fright

Plus lists of more than 130 excellent yet unusual songs -- including selections suitable for juvenile actors, romantic leads, character actors, comics, and performers who are primarily dancers.

With a foreword by Charles Strouse, composer of Annie and Bye Bye Birdie.

"When Fred Silver writes, it is worthwhile to read carefully, and practice what he teaches." -- Donald Pippin, music director of Oliver, Mame, A Chorus Line, and La Cage Aux Folles
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