Thread by @JoseSPiano

Since it seems that I’ve been remiss with issuing my usual bits of #audition advice before the annual Unified Professional Theatre Auditions @UPTA, and the Spring Southeastern Theatre Conference @SETCTweet Pro-Div Auditions, here is a quick guide in 9 tweets:
#singers #actors
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Here’s a recent column I wrote for @BroadwayWorld about preparing your sheet music, your “book”.

"How To Prepare Your Audition Book"
broadwayworld.com/article/How-To…
#auditions #singers #musicaltheatre

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If you head to Instagram, you can view gems such as this by searching for the following hashtag:

#JCS20UPTA25SETC

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You can also search for the hashtag #JCS20UPTA25SETC here on Twitter.

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Here’s a blog post from 2018:

“Advice From The Player”
josespiano.wordpress.com/2018/01/29/adv…
#auditions #singers #musicaltheatre

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And here’s the blog post from last year that explains the #JCS20UPTA25SETC hashtag:

"Hashtag Auditions"
josespiano.wordpress.com/2019/01/08/has…

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Here’s a column from one of my colleagues, John Pike, from the Music Theatre Educators’ Alliance @MTEducators:


“Preparing Sheet Music For Auditions”
musicaltheatreeducators.org/blog/preparing…
#auditions #singers #musicaltheatre

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And if you’ve never heard of Andrew Gerle’s “The Enrage Accompanist’s Guide to the Perfect Audition”, well, you have now. @andrewgerle



andrewgerle.com/enraged-accomp…

#auditions #singers #musicaltheatre

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If I could add one more bit (for now) of professional advice, it would be this:

Buy your sheet music.
If you are hoping to have your talent valued - to get paid for all of your hard work - then value the work of the composers and lyricists as well.

Breathe!
Break A Leg!
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