OMG I COMPLETELY tanked on my audition. TOTALLY. How devastatingly disappointing. No really. I don't know if I'll be good enough to get in since they had 100 people audition but I know I didn't get a call back. It's funny b/c I was getting so excited and confident because I'm gaining control over my belt and I'm starting to sound really impressive. My last two auditions I did a little belt and got noticed and the last play I had the 2nd largest female role. So here I am at home, singing and it's sounding good and I have a big voice so control has always been one of my biggest issues if I want to show it off, unless I choose to sing normal and not try to show the power in my voice. So I was doing SO well that I thought I could do it. Remember, I'd done it a little before. My last audition I had people in the audience whoop and cheer.
SO..................... this time I was feeling pretty darn good. Confident. I'd warmed up. And when I went up there I felt calm. Naturally the tempo of the accompaniest wasn't good. They say she'll follow me but bless her, she wasn't good enough to follow any of the singers' tempos. I don't blame her, it's a hard skill, but it also makes for a hard audition. First it was too slow, then too fast. I didn't want to be picky so I just went for it. The part I had planned to sing, I belted. The part I planned to belt came out shouty. beh! I came off shaking from the adrenaline. Darn adrenaline. It's like everything I'd rehearsed was turned up two notches.
Ah well. The lesson for this audition: don't do a belting song. My voice is big enough that if I sing a normal song they can tell it will carry. I heard other people with lil voices get call backs b/c they sang well. And if adrenaline turns me up a notch, then they'll get some power anyway.
Lesson for me: NEVER attempt to belt during an audition.
I wonder if I still have a chance.
P.S. I'm not REALLY in a devastated mood, don't come on too strong with the condolences. My emot-icon is just feeling dramatic. It's part of the audition process and not a big deal. Still, I wonder if I might still get in...
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