What are some good songs for an audition for a 15 year old girl that's voice cant go very high?

I sang Avril Lavigne last year and her pitch level in Complicated and Sk8er Boi are good.


This is for a school play so no swears in the songs please.
What are some good songs for an audition for a 15 year old girl that%26#039;s voice cant go very high?
You could try some Wicked songs, or for something more challenging, Anything Goes. Wicked has For Good, which can be a solo although it was originally a duet. Anything Goes has, of course, Anything Goes, as well as Blow, Gabriel, Blow.


Good luck!!
What are some good songs for an audition for a 15 year old girl that%26#039;s voice cant go very high?
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girl at our school sang it at the talent show, and everyone was amazed i think some people even cried
Reply:Try something by Ingrid Michaelson, or Chantal Kreviazuk.





Both have fairly even voices...might even try Imogen Heap? All of their music is light-hearted, not explicit.





These are some you might like:





%26quot;These Days%26quot; - Chantal Kreviazuk


%26quot;Before You%26quot; - Chantal Kreviazuk


%26quot;Overboard%26quot; - Ingrid Michaelson


%26quot;Boys and Girls%26quot; - Ingrid Michaelson


%26quot;The Way I Am%26quot; - Ingrid Michaelson





Or if you%26#039;re feeling particularly daring, do something classic: Carly Simon, The Zombies, Doris Day...you could even do a Beatles song. (T.V. Carpio%26#039;s version of %26quot;I Want to Hold Your Hand%26quot; from Across the Universe is divine.)





A great choice would be %26quot;New Soul%26quot; by Yael Na茂m.





Good Luck!
Reply:Well it depends on the role you are auditioning for.





some songs avalible:


1. Beauty and the Beast - Beauty and the Beast


2. I Got the Sun in the Morning - Annie Get Your Gun


3. There are Worst Things I Could Do - Grease


4. On My Own - Les Miserables


5. My Favorite Things - The Sound of Music


6. Missing You (My Bill) - The Civil War: The American Musical


7. Home - Beauty and the Beast


8. Once Upon a Time - Jekyll and Hyde the Musical


9. etc because there are WAY more then what i mentioned





that%26#039;s just a variety of songs. a few things to keep in mind while picking out a song:


1. BE COMFORTABLE.


2. never choose a song from the musical ur auditiong for (u want to show the director that u know more music then that one show)


3. if its a play/ musical, choose songs from a play/ musical. pop songs r great but not what is typicaly found on Traditonal broadway......just modern broadway.


4. if the option of choosing a 16-32 bar measure, sing the bars that u can do the best. don%26#039;t pick the higher end of the song if u can%26#039;t sing it.








hope that helped. this is advice given to me by fellow altos/mezzo sopranos who have auditioned with those songs and from years of musical training.








GOOD LUCK! =]
Reply:See you again by Miley Cyrus


OR


I miss You by Miley Cyrus


OR


Right Here by Miley Cyrus


OR


Since You%26#039;ve Been Gone by Kelly Clarkson


OR


Breakaway by Kelly Clarkson





that is all i can think of
Reply:all miley cyrus songs


realise... i forgot who its by


um...


imagine heap has a bunch of songs that are a good varielty they dont go too high


u probably want to use songs from other plays/ musicals you could use:


anything from hi school musical/ hsm2


umm...


beauty and the beast


lion king


thats all i can think of
Reply:Find music from Les Miserables and sing Eponine%26#039;s songs like %26quot;A Little Fall of Rain%26quot; or %26quot;On my Own.%26quot; That%26#039;s if you are auditioning for a musical or something.
Reply:If it%26#039;s for a musical, don%26#039;t sing a pop song - ie NO MILEY CYRUS. Or Kelly Clarkson. Or any other pop singer. It doesn%26#039;t show off anything except that you haven%26#039;t done your homework on what is required - sing something from a musical. Also, avoid songs from anything which is currently popular or big on Broadway - which means Wicked, Hairspray, RENT, Les Mis, Spring Awakening, Phantom of the Opera or Avenue Q, purely because everyone else will sing songs from those shows and you won%26#039;t stand out from the crowd. Stay a long way away from High School Musical also. The suggestion of Anything Goes is a good one - there are some fantastic songs in that show; you could look at %26quot;Roxie%26quot; from Chicago (the first verse will be all you need), %26quot;Don%26#039;t Tell Mama%26quot; from Cabaret, %26quot;Heaven Help My Heart%26quot; from Chess, %26quot;Adelaide%26#039;s Lament%26quot; from Guys and Dolls, or %26quot;As Long As He Needs Me%26quot; from Oliver. You need to try and pick a song that suits the show you%26#039;re auditioning for (similar style - same composer if you can manage it), shows your voice off and also is a song which you can show character through.