How to Audition for Broadway : About the Accompanist for Broadway Auditions

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Uploaded by on Mar 20, 2008

Learn how to speak when addressing the accompanist at a Broadway audition with expert performance tips in this free online Broadway related video clip.

Expert: Athena Reich
Contact: www.athenareich.com
Bio: Athena Reich is a professional musician, actress, artist, singer, songwriter and coach for all of the above.
Filmmaker: Paul Muller

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  • I'm sorry, but is anyone else distracted that she can't say accompanist? :(

    uh-cum-puh-nist

    I'm so evil, sorry sorry!

    Just to add to your great advice: Don't forget to THANK him or her on your way out even if they did horrible.

  • you shouldn't nod to the accompianist because that is also disrespectful.. u should bow ur head and when u rise u should be in character and the accompianist will know when to start

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  • @Tonic137 haha its a regional thing, like not saying 'r's at the ends of words, i say it like that too :)

    (PS im an acompanist for my choir that is great advice ;D)

  • Accompanye-ist? Wha?

  • @Tonic137 No not horrible. I was thinking the exact same thing throughout the entire video. But great advice!

  • Your tips are spot on and SOO helpful! Thank you.

  • I like how your example was "Shy" from Once Upon A Mattress because that was the first role I ever played in theatre :)

  • I like that you sung SHY cux=z im Winnifred in Once Upon A Mattress.Thanx for the advice!!!!(you remind me of sherie rene scott for some reason sorry,I had to tell you that:)

  • @HorrorFreakGirl lolol

    I like how you're giving her flack and pronunciate isn't even a word.

  • I think you not doing what she askes of you just because she pronounces "accompanist" wrong is unprofessional. Amateur.

  • If your song happens to have a melody with strong notes on beats, especially downbeats, singing is OK as a method of indicating tempo. Otherwise, I'd prefer that singers clap or tap the beat.

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