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Walkerville Centre for the Creative Arts 2100 Richmond St., 519-252-6514, WINDSOR, ONTARIO VOCAL AUDITIONS, FALL 2020 HOW DO I AUDITION FOR WCCA VOCAL? Record an audition video for review by our audition team. You must email the link to your YouTube video to: [email protected] ON OR BEFORE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14 th , with the subject line WCCA VOCAL AUDITION for __________________ (name of applicant). WHAT DO I RECORD ON MY AUDITION VIDEO? Prepare a vocal solo (classical, folk song, music theatre, jazz, or a pop song) o Perform the song with accompaniment (live music or a good-quality background/karaoke track with no other vocals). o Choose a piece you feel confident singing and that shows your strengths as a vocalist. See evaluation rubric below. Prepare to sing a scale a cappella on solfege (do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, do). o If you haven’t sung this scale before, use this video to learn the scale: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkW4v_MJEUg. o If you don’t feel able to perform the scale, you may leave it out of your audition video. Prepare to briefly explain why you hope to be part of the WCCA Vocal Program. When you’re ready, record a video of yourself singing your vocal solo, solfege scale, and briefly explaining why you hope to be part of the WCCA Vocal Program. o You don’t need to use any special recording equipment; your phone will work great. Upload your video to YouTube. You may need to create an account if you do not have one already. o Be sure to publish your video as “unlisted” (see screenshot below). Copy the link to your video and email it by December 14, 2020 to [email protected] as instructed above.

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Walkerville Centre for the Creative Arts

2100 Richmond St., 519-252-6514, WINDSOR, ONTARIO

VOCAL AUDITIONS, FALL 2020

HOW DO I AUDITION FOR WCCA VOCAL? • Record an audition video for review by our audition team.

• You must email the link to your YouTube video to: [email protected] ON OR BEFORE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14th, with the subject line WCCA VOCAL AUDITION for __________________

(name of applicant).

WHAT DO I RECORD ON MY AUDITION VIDEO?

• Prepare a vocal solo (classical, folk song, music theatre, jazz, or a pop song)

o Perform the song with accompaniment (live music or a good-quality background/karaoke

track with no other vocals).

o Choose a piece you feel confident singing and that shows your strengths as a vocalist. See

evaluation rubric below.

• Prepare to sing a scale a cappella on solfege (do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, do).

o If you haven’t sung this scale before, use this video to learn the scale:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkW4v_MJEUg.

o If you don’t feel able to perform the scale, you may leave it out of your audition video.

• Prepare to briefly explain why you hope to be part of the WCCA Vocal Program.

• When you’re ready, record a video of yourself singing your vocal solo, solfege scale, and briefly

explaining why you hope to be part of the WCCA Vocal Program.

o You don’t need to use any special recording equipment; your phone will work great.

• Upload your video to YouTube. You may need to create an account if you do not have one already.

o Be sure to publish your video as “unlisted” (see screenshot below). Copy the link to your

video and email it by December 14, 2020 to [email protected] as instructed

above.

HERE IS WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR: • Students who have musical ability, are motivated, prepared and responsible and willing to learn.

• See the WCCA VOICE: Audition Form below. This Assessment Sheet is exactly what the audition

team will fill out when they view your audition.

HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO DO BEFORE SUBMITTING YOUR AUDITION VIDEO:

• Complete and submit the WCCA Application Form by December 4, 2020.

• Submit the Application fee of $20 to the Walkerville C.I. main office. Make cheques payable to Walkerville Collegiate Institute.

We may contact you by phone if we have any further questions after watching your video.

WCCA VOICE: AUDITION FORM CANDIDATE NAME: _______________________________

RESULTS: ACCEPTED NOT ACCEPTED

Level 1:

Weak

Level 2:

Fair

Level 3:

Good

Level 4: Excellent

COMMENTS:

Preparedness & Presentation • Memorized • Well-rehearsed • Organized, informed, professional

WEAK FAIR GOOD EXCELLENT

Stage Presence • Shows confidence • Communicates the song’s lyrics/message with feeling

and connects to audience

WEAK FAIR GOOD EXCELLENT

Tone • Strength and quality of the voice

WEAK FAIR GOOD EXCELLENT

Diction • Pronunciation: lyrics are pronounced correctly • Enunciation/clarity: consonants are strong and words

are clear and easy to understand

WEAK FAIR GOOD EXCELLENT

Intonation • Notes are in tune and in the center of the pitch

WEAK FAIR GOOD EXCELLENT

Sight-Singing • Candidate recognizes by sight and can sing notes and

the distances between notes on the staff

WEAK FAIR GOOD EXCELLENT

Pitch-Matching • Candidate can hear and sing back notes as sung

WEAK FAIR GOOD EXCELLENT

OVERALL PERFORMANCE WEAK FAIR GOOD EXCELLENT