40 Songs for Stage Auditions

40 Songs for Stage Auditions

Posted on Jan 15, 2010 by in Learning, Music

Do you want to try out for a talent show like the X-FACTOR or AMERICAN IDOL? Are you preparing for a musical theater audition or just want to sing on stage? Musicnotes wants to help! Not only have we dug through our digital sheet music files to offer you suggestions for songs that we think you’ll love, we’ve also got a book we think you’ll get a lot out of.

One song in particular that you might want to consider practicing is entitled The 60 Second Audition. This song was written specifically to highlight a singer’s ability to perform different musical styles and techniques within sixty seconds, and can be purchased in multiple keys to fit your range.

If you’re not sure what your vocal range is or how these Singer Pro arrangements different from our instrumental sheet music selections, we invite you to read our post about Deciphering Singer Pro Sheet Music and Finding Your Vocal Range.

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15 Songs for Female Lead Vocalists

For singers who sing in the soprano and alto range, you might want to consider one of these fifteen songs. We’ve pulled together some song titles from Broadway shows and a variety of popular musical styles for you to consider for your next audition.

15 Songs for Male Lead Vocalists

If you sing in the tenor or bass vocal range, we invite you to take a look at these song titles for your next audition. From Broadway to popular love songs, we’ve selected fifteen songs we think will work well on stage.

10 Classical Pieces for Singers

If you prefer to sing opera or songs by classical composers, then we think you’ll really enjoy this list of ten songs. Each Singer Pro arrangement in this list is part of our Musicnotes Editions catalog, so you receive an added value when you purchase any of these songs.

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Are you a singer and want to help your fellow Musicnotes performers? Feel free to recommend a song in the comments below!

Regarding Your Feedback

In response to your comments, we wanted to take a moment and address the concerns that you brought up with regards to the songs mentioned here in the post.

Initially, we were inspired to highlight the songs that have resonated with many of our customers because several of these songs were performed on stage and at auditions through talent shows like the X-Factor and American Idol. Susan Boyle is just one example of someone who sung a well-known Broadway song so well, that she ended up getting a recording contract from her performance.

After reading your comments, it is clear that some of you were expecting a list of songs appropriate for community theater or professional stage auditions. We understand that our presentation of these songs may have resulted in some confusion, and we are currently consulting with professionals that work on-and-off Broadway to provide you with a list of their recommendations.

As always, we appreciate your feedback. Thank you for taking the time to respond to this post.

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73 Responses to “40 Songs for Stage Auditions”

  1. Malcolm Banham

    Jan 16, 2010

    As a pro session singer and singing teacher, I have to highlight one problem with your ‘recommended’ lists of audition songs. Most of them, being really well-known, will have been heard by auditioning panels a million times; and, having been on both sides of the ‘table’, I assure you, you do get to the mental state where you think ‘If i hear My Heart Will Go On one more time, I’m going to shoot the singer!’ I feel what would have been much more useful would be a list of undiscovered ‘gems’ that will come across as fresh, e.g. something like ‘Maybe I Like it This Way’ from ‘the Wild Party’. One of the things directors, etc. are looking for is the ‘something different’ element: i.e., the ‘X’ Factor – not the ‘Z’ Factor!

    • Jenny Anderson

      Jan 16, 2010

      This is a great observation. I would love it if others would add their undiscovered gems to this list. I’m a middle school chorus teacher looking for two things: 1) ideas for my kids for solo festival that they’ll love, suitable for 11- to 13-year-olds, and 2) something for me to sing in “faculty follies” this year that both kids and parents will love and will suit a very non-pop-singer voice. (Malcolm, I totally agree about My Heart Will Go On! In a previous life in the 90s as a singing teacher, after the umpteen hundredth adolescent girl brought that song to her lesson, I posted a sign : This Studio is a Titanic-free Zone!)

    • Michelle

      May 02, 2011

      If you could enlighten us and suggest a better list of songs, it would really help me

    • Barry

      Oct 06, 2011

      I’m currently in the final of Edinburghs got talent contest being held live at playhouse theatre any recommendation on what to sing thanks

  2. Beryl Foster

    Jan 16, 2010

    I cannot believe that you have included “Summertime” in a list of songs for male singers. It is bad enough that “Porgy and Bess” is so often treated as a West End musical, rather than the opera it is, but to list for tenor/bass one of the loveliest soprano arias beggars belief. I would think that any adjudicating/auditioning panel would think it most inappropriate. If you want to advocate fatherhood, why not “My boy Bill” (Soliloquy) from “Carousel”?

    • Larry Yarwood

      Mar 13, 2010

      THIS MUST HAVE BEEN AN ERROR…..But if not,
      lets suggest “Ol Man River” for Soprano voice !

    • Peter

      Jun 10, 2010

      Having sung “My Boy Bill” with a very well trained voice, I’d venture to say that it’s not something someone should attempt if they’re looking for songs online. It’s nine pages long with a very wide range and several different sections. It’s beautiful, but not for the faint of heart or untrained pipes.

    • andrew

      Apr 15, 2011

      i know its the worst thing ever, how could he be so silly!

  3. Erica

    Jan 16, 2010

    I whole heartedly concur with these posts, as a professional vocalist, actor, and voice coach, the very last thing you should advise a singer to do is sing something OVERDONE. There are so many original songs out there to choose from that will make a singer stand out at an audition and none of the listed songs here will do that.

    • Joe Mills

      Jan 06, 2011

      Erica
      I am actually replying to your comment to ask you for some advice for my audition for the Xfactor 2011. I would compare myself to Robbie Williams as I feel I have a good voice but also want to entertain the audience at my audition. I am planning on singing “feel” by Robbie at my audition but wondered if you could give me any advice on how to stand out and be a bit different ?

  4. Denise Duellman

    Jan 16, 2010

    All 5 of the first listed songs for women are on the list of songs one should not sing for a college musical theatre audition. Don’t get me started on the men’s songs. Kids shouldn’t be singing overdone songs or songs that are identifiable with one singer. It’s the kiss of death.

  5. Claire Brown

    Jan 16, 2010

    Dear Music Notes, I agree that some of the songs listed are overdone. I do like the Classical selection. I spent the afternoon listening to songs that are not as well known. It was a pleasure to hear Once Upon A Dream from Jekyll and Hyde, How Could I Ever Know from the Secret Garden, and yes, Can’t Help Falling in Love With You from All Shook Up. There are wonderful songs from Oliver, Guys and Dolls, South Pacific, Musicman, Bells Are Ringing, and of course, South Pacific. I hope this will help you. Claire Brown

  6. pam munro

    Jan 16, 2010

    I agree – why not give singers some interesting choices?

  7. Rebecca Somberg

    Jan 16, 2010

    There an association of songs to famous artists.
    When a singer auditions, it does not serve the singer well to do the standard songs that have been already made popular by well known singers on recordings.
    As a voice teacher, and audition coach, I recommend that singers sing material that shows off their gift, not the song.
    There are many songs that tell wonderful stories, and make it easy to sing brilliantly. Show the voice, communicate the story, and make it look easy. Keep it short, and enjoy.
    It’s the singer, not the song.

  8. G.M. Matteson

    Jan 16, 2010

    I am a teacher, a performer, and an accompanist at a college.
    I agree that some of the selections on your list are too cliche’ and unimpressive.
    Spelling correction: Turandot ( not Turnadot )

  9. Kerry O'Connor

    Jan 16, 2010

    I agree with Malcolm, it’s like, just watch any of the seasons of Idol auditions and you’ll hear all those songs a dozen or more times – sung badly. Unless you can sing these listed songs on a pro-level and with your own twist, it’s really quite cliche and frankly, not in your best interest to attempt them in an audition. Have we not been listening to Simon?? Being a voice and piano teacher I was excited to see the list to get some good ideas for students, but I was pretty disappointed. As far as musical theater goes, Wicked and Les Mis? They are being so overdone right now on a lot of popular TV shows – Glee and Susan Boyle… anyway, my suggestion is listen to your vocal coach or teacher and find something that shows your sweet spots and your personality.

  10. Sean Malynn

    Jan 16, 2010

    I agree with the above comments, getting ready for an America’s Got talent audition myself, (and i am racking my brains!) I am trying to find songs people know, but have maybe been forgotten, songs that when people hear, they might think …wow i remember that song, takes me back….. an audition is such a short amount of time to really do the best you can , so it is really worth digging deep when looking for something to perform, something that leaves an impression…………thanks for reading!

  11. John Johnson

    Jan 16, 2010

    I agree wholeheartedly with the previous two comments. This is a very bad list that looks as if it’s been compiled by someone who doesn’t know repertoire at all, let alone work in the industry. In addition to the comments by Foster and Banham, “Ach, ich darf nicht…” from Fledermaus is a short duet (that requires both singers) and does little to show off (in an audition setting) the soubrette who sings that text. It’s not a good audition piece at all. Either of Adele’s arias would be much better than this, particularly her “audition” aria,”Spiel’ ich die Unschuld vom Lande.”
    And “Zion hört die Wächter singen?” Really?!? That’s the tenor choral part from a church cantata. It’s not even a solo. And if it was, I could still think of 1000 other pieces that would be more appropriate for a tenor to use in auditions. As for “Nessun dorma,” if you have to look at list of recommended rep to give you ideas about what to sing, then you shouldn’t be singing this. It’s a very difficult aria for a tenor to pull off effectively (and should never be sung by a baritone or bass). And I would apply the same remarks above regarding “My heart will go on” to “O mio babbino caro.” If I hear that sung (badly as usually is the case) in an audition again, I’m going to ask the singer to stop and sing something else. Further, seven out of the eleven (not 10 as is stated) pieces in the classical rep list are gender and voice-type specific – not pieces that would be sung by either gender.
    Please do a better job with your research before leading singers down a path that will not serve them well.

  12. Kimberly Arce

    Jan 16, 2010

    I must agree that many of the songs (especially for women) are so well known (and overdone) or so well associated with a specific singer, that they are not good choices for an audition. Audition songs should be appropriate to the style of the show or event, and should showcase the best you (not you trying to sing as well as Whitney Houston). And choosing something different, but appropriate will intrigue the people behind the table!

  13. Jenny Anderson

    Jan 16, 2010

    I hope singers looking at this classical list will consult their teacher before choosing. Many of these are appropriate for young singers, but arias like O Mio Babbino Caro and Nessun Dorma are for very experienced singers only. When I taught in England, Nessun Dorma (with Pavarotti) was the theme song for the England World Cup soccer team. I had 15-year-old boys begging to sing it. I told them to come back in 10 years and we’d see!

  14. Tom, Ferent

    Jan 16, 2010

    You have got to be kidding!!!!!!!! The songs you selected for male singers are not for Broadway auditions except for Music of the Night. That tune I would never do because it is worn out.
    Here’s a few for your list: !) I won’t send roses- Mack and Mabel 2) It only takes a moment-Hello Dolly 3) Come Back to me- On a Clear Day 4) Moving too fast- The last Five years

  15. Berta Calechman

    Jan 16, 2010

    I have to agree with the above comments. As an opera singer, I would bet my life on the fact that if judges hear “O Mio Babbino Caro” sung yet another time, they will lose their lunches. And if it’s a solo audition, how can you suggest the Brindisi from “Traviata” (A soprano/tenor duet.)?
    For a non-classical audition, I think that right now, “I Dreamed a Dream” is on the brink of overstaying its welcome. If you must choose “Wicked,” (which I love, by the way,) how about “For Good,” which is not an easy piece, but a great one. Audition pieces are tough choices!

  16. Tom Clark, Tokyo

    Jan 17, 2010

    If a tenor wants to do a Josh Groban piece, don’t do “You Raise Me Up.” It’s just repetitive words with key changes– “Danny Boy” without the nice story. “You’re Still You” is far superior.

  17. Andrea

    Jan 17, 2010

    I agree that these songs are overdone. I was also disappointed when I saw that only two sections were created…it would have been nice to see, for example just one female vocal section for Broadway songs.

  18. Debra Shepherd

    Jan 17, 2010

    I find these comments to be very helpful. I’m the parent of a high school freshman who has been to a few auditions. It’s tough to find pieces for her. I knew instinctively that people probably get sick of hearing the same pieces over and over again.

  19. Karen Kennedy

    Jan 17, 2010

    This list that you have compiled doesn’t help the professional singer at all, There is sooooo much music out there, why repeat?? Why not investigate other genres like song cycles and arias from little known or performed operas, and don’t mix voices!!! “Summertime” sung by a man??????? I agree 100% with John Johnson…ditto on his remarks. PS I am a lyric/dramatic soprano singing in Ecuador, so any piece works, since opera is a “new experience” for most here. However, it is essential for any singer to sing according to his/her voice type, and the coach is always the best judge of a person’s capabilities on that “score” (pun intended). Seek and Ye shall find!

    • no

      Jun 22, 2011

      i am ecuadorian and so is my dad so thats great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  20. FUZZ Roark

    Jan 17, 2010

    As a Producer and Musical Theatre Director — if anyone auditioned with songs from this list — I would pretty much disqualify them in the audition process — unless they presented a TOP of the line audition.

    I have had so many young actors (male & female) audition with inappropriate songs – and for roles that are totally wrong — can you imagine an 18 yr old size 4 auditioning for Mrs Lovett (Sweeney Todd) – with a breathy head voice — seriously!

    Singing Actors — know the role – know the show —- and DON’T audition with a song from the show unless it is requested .

  21. Martha Bennett

    Jan 18, 2010

    I have to agree with all the previous comments. Your lists are not good for auditions. However, I really appreciate MusicNotes for getting this discussion started. I have taught singing and coached students for auditons for over 30 years. And as a performer I too have had to look for good audition pieces so I know how difficult it can be. The bottom line is that you want to find a song that is a good song muscially, that shows off your voice and talent as well as it possibly can, that makes you memorable, and that doesn’t get lost in a sea of “Gimme, Gimme(s)”, etc.
    And on top of all that you have to find something that shows the auditioners what they want to hear and see from you!
    The classical list is just all wrong, but that’s too big of a hornet’s nest to get into here. Thanks so much for trying though–keep it up MusicNotes!
    If you’re looking to hire someone to help you with this, I’m interested! :o)

    • Susan

      Jan 18, 2010

      Agreeing with all above comments. As a vocal teacher and musical theater director I feel as though I am beating a dead horse with these tunes. A few suggestions of less know pieces my students have enjoyed…
      “I Still Believe in Love” from They’re Playing Our Song
      “The Tree” from The Me Nobody Knows
      “The Girl I Mean to Be” from Secret Garden
      “Waitin’ for the Light to Shine” from Big River
      I’d love to see suggestions from others :)

  22. LilRomeo

    Jan 18, 2010

    How about Astonishing from Little Women

  23. malcolm banham

    Jan 24, 2010

    Good to see a lively debate following my comment. Another thing I’d like to see in an audition songbook is suggested editing for songs that are too long. Frankly, most directors, etc. only need 1-2 minutes (and indeed may only be able to spare that long!) to make up their minds about a voice. A song like, say, ‘I dreamed a dream’ is a non-starter for many reasons: too long, nothing exciting happens till about bar 33 – and it’s been done to death, thanks in part to SUBO!

  24. Jeanne

    Jan 29, 2010

    As a mature person auditioning for solos for Adult choirs/cabaret shows I have liked: “If You Love Me”(Hymme A L’amour); “Can’t Help Lovin’ that Man”from Showboat;”I Will Wait for You” from the Umbrellas of Cherbourg; “All Love Can Be “from film A Beautiful Mind; “Almost Like Being in Love; ”And this is My Beloved” from Kismet; “As Long As He Needs Me”from Oliver; “Speak Softly, Love” from the Godfather”Why Can’t you Behave; “Love Changes Everything from Aspects of Love; Moonfall” from the Mystery of Edwin Drood.
    See The “Singer’s Musical Theater Anthology Soprano(have all voice type editions)Vol 2-Hal Leonard.
    Jeanne

  25. Michele

    Feb 08, 2010

    I found the comments posted very helpful, can someone suggest an audition song for a 10 year old female. Something that isn’t overdone.
    Thanks!

    • Lynne

      Jan 26, 2011

      Reflection by Christina aguilera

  26. charmaine mutsau

    Feb 18, 2010

    i hate having to spend hours looking for a song for whatever performance…this makes life easier:)

  27. Malcolm Banham

    Mar 01, 2010

    re Michele (Feb 8) if it’s a more lyrical number you want, how about ‘When She Loved Me’ from Toy Story 2. Lovely song!

  28. A. Henry

    Mar 25, 2010

    Interesting discussion. I came to this site searching for a song for my 15 year old son to sing for his next audition and my first thought upon looking at the list was “gee that’s not very helpful”. Well it is if everyone else is singing those choices! He recently auditioned for a show set in the 20′s with “Doing the Latest Rag” from the gorgeous Titanic, The Musical. As he’d recently had braces put in he needed something easy to sing but also charmimg and entertaining – he has a callback. My 13 year old daughter also auditioned for the same show and sang “You Made Me Love You” from Broadway Melody of 1938 – the one with the Dear Mr. Gable intro – she was complimented by the director for choosing a song that was age appropriate and suited the musical she was auditioning for- she too has a callback. I think choosing somewhat unusual pieces makes the directors sit up and listen – there was more than one “Popular” and “Part of Your World” being rehearsed in the hallway that day! I’ve learned something from all of you – thanks!

  29. kelly

    Apr 18, 2010

    i am auditioning for the x factor this year and i am really struggling to pick a song. I dont want to do a song everyone does and make a show of myself because of that one reason, but my vocabulary of songs isnt great if it isnt celine dion or mariah or whitney houston. all of your comments were very open and honest so i would really appreciate some help xxx
    thanx xxx

  30. Karen

    May 10, 2010

    I’m a 43 yr old mezzo who sings classical arias and sacred songs. I want to branch out and explore music theater, but I have no idea what songs to prepare for auditions. I don’t consider myself a belter so I don’t want to do anything that would be disastrous for my voice given my inexperience with music theater pieces. I would appreciate any suggestions.

  31. Duncan

    May 19, 2010

    Hi, I am auditioning for a boyband next week. im 23 and run my own business singing at weddings etc. I do a lot of songs but never really sing acapella. I sing Michael buble, ronan Keating, Damien Rice etc. I have a few demos on my website which might give people an idea of my voice. Any songs etc would be greatly appreciated.

  32. jordan mcsheffery

    Jun 09, 2010

    uuuurrrrggggg this didnt rly help
    u see im auditioning for this special chorus for my school……..i mite do seasons of love……..im rly not sure……anyone hav suggestions???????

  33. Emma

    Aug 14, 2010

    those songs to sing are all horribly cliche. I’m a young, teenage musical theatre performer and I would NEVER sing those songs at an audition or at an eisteddfod as the adjudicator would get bored and know that I don’t have enough talent, enthusiasm or energy to search for better songs.

  34. meg

    Nov 30, 2010

    omg i am doing a auditon for hooks return on the 4/12/2010 and i need a really good song to sing for he audtion and nothing to high pitched or to hip hopy music please help me !!!!! :(

  35. Lucas

    Jan 03, 2011

    Hey a talent show is comin up. I’m 13 and I did really good last year and the song I sang was crawl by Chris Brown. I just can’t find anything right now. If you can gimme some suggestions that’d be nice. Ight thanks.

  36. Jazminee

    Jan 09, 2011

    every rose has its thorn, i’ve been in many many plays and i audition with it every time, ;]

  37. Charlotte

    Jan 19, 2011

    My 16year old daughter is auditioning on sunday for the first time she’s not sure what to sing unaccompanied she’s thinking about hopelessly devoted to you!! What else could she do???

    • kevin p

      Feb 02, 2011

      You never want to have her unaccompanied in the future, because the accompany is there to support the vocals and without the voice might be shaky. There are a ton of songs she can do depending on her voice type. Just be sure not to do a song that is well overdone.

    • theaterlover

      Apr 09, 2011

      NO Grease! its a horrible audition song and it isn’t that flattering

  38. lea

    Mar 27, 2011

    i love to sing i am very good at dinging lean n me by glee s just try tht

  39. halezzzzy

    Mar 31, 2011

    you belong with me by taylor swtift
    baby by justin bieber
    one time by justin bieber
    biilionaire bruno mars
    picture to burn taylor swift
    love story taylor swift
    phtograph nickelback
    yah 3 times by chris brown
    seasons of love from rent
    iI HOPE THESE HELP :) (:

  40. Katie

    Apr 02, 2011

    I am auditioning for the X-factor to and am thinking of singing “Fall For You” by Secondhand Serenade any other good songs?

  41. Kristi

    Apr 09, 2011

    Any song suggestions for a soprano girl auditioning for Sweeny Todd?

  42. musicaltheaterlover

    Apr 09, 2011

    every song there is on a no no list everywhere else. every song is way overdone you should NEVER audition with a Wicked song

  43. Cameron

    Apr 26, 2011

    I still cant pick one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  44. Melissa

    May 12, 2011

    I’m a 14 year old girl, who has been trying to get into shows. I haven’t done that well yet and I always show up unprepared. My Best friend is helping me out this time So I have a shot. Try happiness from Charlie Brown. It’s supposed to be multiple ppl singing but if it’s a solo performance it’s still cute. Thank you everyone who posted a comment or advice! It has been helpful! :) advice: focus on the strong points of a song, and do songs that sound good with your voice!

  45. Krat

    Jun 12, 2011

    These are okay for me ( a 14 year old female alto) but it dosnet do crud for my little 10 yearold brother. Anyways like I said I’m 14 and I’m a girl I’ve always gotten chorus parts because I freak out when I auditon infront of anyone even though I know all my directers I have ever had. Anyways all the songs and coments have helped me pick a song for audition’s tomarrow. Lets hope that I get the lead or an important role. Thank You!

  46. Megan

    Jun 17, 2011

    Hello! Im an employee at mcdonalds and am gonna audition for the nationwide next voice of mcdonalds conpetition . I am an instrumentalist and vocalist at the high school for performing and visual arts so that is a plus for me, but i am having trouble choosing a song to sing. I have no clue where to look or what to choose. Any help is greatly appreciate! Thankssss !

    • AlexGrace

      Jun 26, 2011

      well it depends on what type of voice you have; but a belt song always wins over people hearts:’)

  47. aka

    Jun 24, 2011

    guys. im a metzo soprano. best belting as an alto. auditions are tmrw and i need a good song! any suggestions?

  48. Someone

    Jul 03, 2011

    Don’t do a super slow country song when you audition. It just makes the director think you’re boring.

  49. Bella

    Jul 19, 2011

    I’m 12 years Old and Ive made a Band and we have done Talor Swifts- Love Story and it went down really well! Also we have done Umbrella and Hey Soul Sister and Use Somebody.

    We also did Fix You

  50. Kyla futrell

    Jul 27, 2011

    Hi my name is kyla and I love singing I’m am ten years old please pick me to sing I will be posting videos of me singing and dancing !!!Love yah!!!!!!

  51. Melissa

    Aug 25, 2011

    I’m looking for a suggestion for something for a 13 year old girl to sing. She looks older. She is a soprano, has a really powerful voice, and loves to belt. She is shy and everyone is always suprised when she sings. She has just started entering contests. She usually sings “You Haven’t Seen The Last of Me” which she relates to the bullies at school or “Hurt” which she relates to losing her mom or nana. She really gets into her songs and puts on a show. So does anyone have any suggestions on what would be some good songs for her to sing. It’s hard for me to find a song, especially pop, that has a lot of range. I’m just not good at this stuff. Suggestions…Please! :)

    • vittori

      Sep 03, 2011

      how about
      ‘when you believe’, the prince of egyt version? it’s a beautiful song and it has a lot of emotion in it, like the songs she usually sings and can try it as a duet with another girl. and her soprano voice wold really suit. in fact, any classic disney song would be perfect for her voice (though i havnt heard it)and most of those songs leave the audience stunned. but it also depends what she is singing for or who she is singing to. apart from that i think a simple yet meaningful song would suit.
      good luck!

    • vanessa

      Sep 06, 2011

      Beautiful by C.A
      Better in Time by Leona Lewis

  52. ali

    Aug 28, 2011

    I am looking for a song for an 12 year old girl, she is out going, loves to sing Christina Aguilera (sorry if i spelled it wrong) i love to sing sad songs, and im looking for a song to sing, and if you could, could y’all give me some ideas to look somewhere to sing on stage other than church, in Oklahoma City?

  53. Adam

    Aug 28, 2011

    I’m looking for something for a 12 year old boy to sing. He can sing from a low F to a D above high C in his full voice, and up to a C above high C in his head voice. He’s looking for one in his full voice. A COMMON SONG PLEASE!!!!!!! He loves to belt and puts a LOT of emotion in his noise. Thanks!

  54. Mitchell

    Sep 18, 2011

    I’m looking for a solo song to sing in bass preferably bass2 form for one of the choir concerts my school has this year, since this is my senior year and i have been in our Madrigals and A capella choirs for 3 yrs. During my sophomore year i lost access to a head voice due to voice change and have been able to sing very little high notes for a bass 2 since then. I’m not that confident i will be able to sing in from of a hundred or so people, but i’m willing to give it a try. So if you have any suggestions please give them, because i cant do this a lone.

  55. ziza

    Sep 25, 2011

    which song is good for a girl that has a medium low voice and she is also shy and 11 but loves to sing songs that build up power so please help me to find her a song
    thanks

  56. malissa

    Sep 29, 2011

    ummm these are stupid songs i need something that is pop and in the now not pop and so 1980s i need good songs live stereo heart or e.t. or songs by katy perry or riannah or sometin like that o and these are for a 8 year old girl so it cant be bad blease comment thanks

  57. Peter

    Sep 30, 2011

    “Hallelujah” is not by Rufus Wainwright. It was written and originally performed by Leonard Cohen.

  58. emma

    Oct 06, 2011

    hi im 21 year old female i have an audition in november and looking for the perfect song to show off my voice..when it comes to the real thing i get really nervous and have tryd 1 audition but nerves got the better of me.most of the time i sing country shania twain or taylor swift..i think im scared of trying different things because im so use to them….please help.thank you