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Echo (Premiere NYC Acappella Group) Auditions

May 5, 2022 by Kyle Garcia Leave a Comment

Seeking mezzo sopranos, tenors, baritones, (extra points if you beatbox) to join New York’s award-winning a cappella group, Echo. Submit an a cappella video of you singing a verse and chorus of a pop song of your choice that shows off your solo voice (no musical theatre). In your video, also tell casting personnel a little about yourself (i.e., occupation, music experience, and any fun facts or tidbits).

Make sure that you are singing without a background track.

Videos are due by May 26, 2022. Callbacks will be held the following week on Tuesday, 5/31 (in-person). Please only submit an audition if you will be available for a callback. Rehearsals are Tuesdays (7-9 p.m.) in Midtown NYC.

To Audition, Email:

Milwaukee Symphony Chorus Auditions

March 28, 2022 by williamscmso-org Leave a Comment

The Milwaukee Symphony Chorus is seeking new singers for the 2022.23 Season. Audition dates will be April 28 & 30, May 12 & 14, and June 11, 2022.

Auditions are by appointment only and include a classical or art song vocal solo of your choice, a chromatic vocalise and pitch-matching exercise, some simple sight-singing, and an optional prepared passage from Handel’s Messiah.

The Milwaukee Symphony Chorus, founded in 1976, is known and respected as one of the finest choruses in the country. The 150-member volunteer chorus has been praised by reviewers for “technical agility,” “remarkable ensemble cohesion,” and “tremendous clarity.” Under the direction of Dr. Cheryl Frazes Hill, the 2022.23 chorus season with the MSO will include three works by Brahms (Schicksalslied, Gesang der Parzen, and Academic Festival Overture), the immensely popular Messiah, the magnificent oratorio Elijah by Felix Mendelssohn, the ethereal finale “Neptune” on Gustav Holst’s masterwork The Planets (for smaller women’s chorus), and to cap off the season, Mahler’s Symphony No. 2, known as the “Resurrection” Symphony.

The Milwaukee Symphony Chorus rehearses and performs in the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra’s beautiful new home, the Bradley Symphony Center, in downtown Milwaukee, WI.

Please visit mso.org/chorus to read more about the MSC and click through to the online singer information form, which you may submit to receive more details and begin the process of signing up for an audition appointment.

High Soprano needed for May 21 and 22 Choral Concerts in NYC and NJ (Paid position)

March 24, 2022 by susanbaerscholaonhudson-org Leave a Comment

Ember (EmberArts.org, formerly Schola Cantorum on Hudson) is seeking a high soprano with superior reading skills, clear tone and excellent intonation for its concerts on May 21st (NYC) and 22nd (Montclair, NJ).

Rehearsals are on Tuesday evenings, 7-9:30, one block from NY Penn Station, with two additional rehearsals (both on Thursdays; last two weeks prior to concerts).

Interested singers should send cv and sound files directly to the Auditions Coordinator at . She will contact you to schedule a hearing with Artistic Director Deborah Simpkin King on Tuesday, March 29th. Stipend for rehearsal series and two concerts is $700.

Auditions for EMBER (NYC and NJ), March 29th

March 24, 2022 by susanbaerscholaonhudson-org Leave a Comment

Openings with EMBER

Dr. Deborah Simpkin King, Artistic Director

for concerts to be performed on May 21st (NYC) and 22nd (Montclair, NJ) 

Auditions will be heard on Tuesday, March 29th.

Write: 

or

Go directly to EmberArts.org/auditions

Featured:  Listen by Robert Paterson

(commissioned World Premiere for mixed voices and chamber ensemble)

Concert theme: 

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Our [planet] Home

Ember membership is a mix of singers who are active professionals and receive a stipend for their work; active professionals who donate their time and talent; and deeply experienced avocational singers.  All adhere to the same audition requirement, rehearsal schedule and high artistic bar.  All are drawn to Ember by a love of artistic finesse, of working with active composers, of music with a social mission.

 

 

Camerata d’Amici Welcomes New Singers for the Spring Season

March 7, 2022 by Kristin Sponheim Leave a Comment

Camerata d’Amici is pleased to announce that it will be holding auditions for all vocal parts for the spring season. Auditions are by appointment now through March 16. To set up an audition time, or to find out more about Camerata, contact the artistic director at ..

Rehearsals for the spring season begin Thursday, March 10 at St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church in Ridgefield, CT.

All singers are fully vaccinated and boosted. We rehearse wearing masks in a well-ventilated space that allows for social distancing.

Established in 2006 under the direction of Kristin Sponheim, Camerata d’Amici is a 30-member auditioned choral ensemble, drawn from towns in Fairfield and Westchester counties. We perform a range of choral music, old and new, sacred and secular. We are a collegial, mutually supportive group of dedicated singers, united by a desire to capture and express the unique capability of music to touch the hearts of our audience. For more information, visit Camerata d’Amici and find us on YouTube, Instagram and Facebook.

Allegrezza Auditions – CHICAGO

January 18, 2022 by Stephen C Edwards Leave a Comment

IT IS TIME!!! After nearly two years, we are coming back together.

This planet needs joy and hope more than ever!

Come sing with one of Chicago’s funnest and most fantastic Choirs…where giving back is one of our foundational principals. 20% of all our concert proceeds go to area non-profit organizations. We have given to Care for Real, Hope for the Day, The Night Ministry, Best Buddies, Bear Necessities, A Silver Lining, and so much more.

Do you desire to bring more joy to your life and to the lives of those around you!

We would LOVE to have you audition on February 1 or February 8. You can sign up at allegrezzasingers.com/auditions!!

Rehearsals are Tuesday nights from 7-9:30 p.m. and our concerts are the first weekend of June.

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