"I Cain't Say No" from Oklahoma!

[MsToughcookies]

give the girl a microphone or beat down the band. i know how hard it is to try to overpower the song and sing loudly.

[sarahsmartypants]

@MsToughcookies agreed. i cant even hear it the majority of the time!!!

[ElliePoynter]

That was reaaly good! The band seemed a little too loud though...

We are doing this at school and I am auditioning. Would LOVE to get the part of Ado Annie! x

[marie3089]

whats lively?? PLease REspond QUIck!!

[dancinXsammy13]

there is a theater group in my town that is doing this. im in the dream ballet scene..im a dancer. haha. but one of my best friends is playing Ado Annie.

[elphebagalinda]

great job, good performance =) My school is doing this. I'm trying out for Laurie.

[Northern1Lass]

she's really good, but the band really drowned her out

[tartugasworld]

is ado annie an alto? because my school is puting on this show and this is the part i'm trying out for. any help thinking of audtion songs?

[toaorp]

I would stick to Stephen Sondheim!!!

[crimsoncrow]

Sondheim is a death wish for an audition piece, not because of the difficulty of the song, but his rhythms are not very melodic. you need a piece that is easier to follow. Also a lot of Sondheim's songs tend to have dialogue within the song and that can miss with the musicality of the song if pieces are excises out carelessly, or some even with care. Just and opinion

[ObsessedwithBroadway]

If you're auditioning for Oklahoma!, then just do a classic Lerner and Lowe or Rogers and Hammerstein piece. Pick one from one of their lesser known musicals, though, like Flower Drum Song or something so it's a bit original.