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  Course: THE 126
  Title:Auditioning-Musical Theater
  Long Title:Auditioning for Musical Theater
  Course Description:Builds a confident, talented and exciting audition. It includes a mock video taped audition, and covers resumes, head shots, repertoire choices, stage fright, 16-bar audition and dressing for success. This course is presented in conjunction with producers from regional theaters providing valuable feedback for the participants.
  Min Credit:3
  Max Credit:

  Origin Notes: RRCC

 STANDARD COMPETENCIES:
 
 I.      Develop an audition psychology
 II.     Identify vocal qualifications
 III.    Assess audition notice requirements
 IV.     Research musical score and script
 V.      Identify the appropriate musical genre
 VI.     Prepare an up-tempo and ballad song in correct genre
 VII.    Formulate a 16-bar cut for each musical selection
 VIII.   Research each song as a monologue
 IX.     Apply research and sub-text to singing
 X       Present a final performance of material
 XI.     Analyze present skills and future goals
 XII.    Develop a plan for improving weak areas


 TOPICAL OUTLINE:
 
 I.      THE MOCK AUDITION
         A.      Assess vocal strengths
         B.      Assess operative word capabilities
         C.      Analyze video taped audition as a producer
         D.      Compare results of auditions with instructor and producer
 II.     AUDITIONING AS A BUSINESS
         A.      Examine the production team requirements
         B.      Analyze union requirements
         C.      Identify financial and personal issues faced by the production team
         D.      Evaluate professional resume and headshot requirements
         E.      Analyze the audition notice
                 1.      vocal requirements
                 2.      acting requirements
                 3.      dance requirements
                 4.      length of run and personal conflicts
                 5.      appropriate genre
                 6.      audition dates and call backs
         F.      Catalogue information on various theaters, producers, musical directors and performers
 III.    PACKAGING THE PRODUCT
         A.      Psychology
                 1.      analyze personal expectations
                 2.      assess personal vocal genre sound
                 3.      review catalogued theater information
                 4.      justify personal qualifications by age, vocal range, vocal quality and characterization
                 5.      visualize success
                 6.      select a complimentary wardrobe for face and personality
                 7.      develop a positive, up-beat attitude
                         a.      express don`t impress
         B.      The Musical Selections
                 1.      research the musical score and script
                 2.      determine the vocal and acting requirements
                 3.      choose the appropriate role
                 4.      select songs which demonstrate unique abilities and fit the genre
                 5.      prepare songs as a monologue
                         a.      isolate information
                         b.      determine conflict
                         c.      prepare sub-text
                         d.      apply operative language usage to energize the body
                         e.      create the moment before and after
                         f.      apply research to the singing of the song
                 6.      determine a 16-bar musical cut
                 7.      organize music for the accompanist
                 8.      memorize the musical selections
                 9.      practice readings from the script
                 10.     review sight-singing and ear-training techniques
 IV.     THE AUDITION
         A.      visualize success
         B.      express abilities
         C.      perform contrasting selections
         D.      respond positively to all feedback
 V.      Performance and Critical Analysis
         A.      Assessment of Self in Performance
                 1.      analyze the enhancement of vocal and musical strengths and weaknesses while under pressure
         B.      Assess the value of video analysis and producer feeback
         C.      Develop a personal process for determining repertoire choices
         D.      Develop a plan for strengthening weak areas of presentation



 Course Offered At:

  Community College of Aurora CCA
  Pikes Peak State College PPCC
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