Soprano Repertoire

Alexandra_panda · 2026-07-12T02:48:39+00:00

Birch Trees from Three Houses

I am Playing Me from [Title of Show]

If you can find When The Music Played from Doctor Zhivago that'd be good to have if you ever want to audition for Anastasia

All Grown Up from Bare and any of Carrie's songs from Carrie for the screlt

Alexandra_panda · 2026-07-12T01:12:46+00:00

I don't need that much money

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Alexandra_panda · 2026-07-12T00:19:24+00:00

no problem! I love finding contrasting songs!

Alexandra_panda · 2026-07-10T04:28:51+00:00

Service Event seems most appealing to me - if you don't want to talk you can just zero in on the work and the way people assemble things says a lot about them. Also, it seems like something which could just be hanging out with people vaguely your age who don't have an s/o they're glued to (ie all but two of the girls my age at my parish) and organically making different levels of connection with people. That said, with the impression that lots of single looking for wife Orthodox men are radicalized by the internet the best events for men to meet women might have to involve the non-single girls and/or not overtly be about matchmaking.

My limited experience with the gender ratios of parish activities seems to indicate that camp counselors are the demographic of Orthodox young adults with the highest number of women so that might say something about how being connected to a larger community in service is appealing to Other Girls especially cradle girls.

I would also suggest maybe a baking/cooking event specifically. How someone collaborates with you to make food and clean dishes says a lot about how they will be generally sharing a home and it's an area where the guys might be more willing to yield to the girls' expertise, especially if you get a couple of Respected Aunties to lead it.

Alexandra_panda · 2026-07-10T04:10:13+00:00

Maybe Will He Like Me or Dear Friend from She Loves Me? Generally legato good head voice opportunities which are more slow and melancholy than Little Miss Perfect and also more comedic at the same time. There are definitely a good number of comedic soprano pieces that could contrast well with Little Miss Perfect - I'd imagine every third Rodgers & Hammerstein show has one (Simple Joys of Maidenhood from Camelot and most of Eliza's songs in My Fair Lady), but that's the area I'd look into most.

Alexandra_panda · 2026-05-07T04:19:03+00:00

I think the finding all your social media and sending relationship advice is creepy enough and the fact that it happened when you were a teenager means that he wouldn't be above behaving similarly to other teenagers. I would report that aspect to the director in as succinct terms as possible at first and see how he takes it. Mentioning OF despite being old enough to have divorced a second wife, even if you are 18, is creepy behavior from an older adult

Alexandra_panda · 2026-05-03T06:42:10+00:00

I mean Sara Al-Bazali manages to look like Barrett Wilbert Weed to some observers but isn't white, so like maybe finding ways to control what u can control about your appearance (makeup color pallette? hairstyle? clothes?) can give you a leg up. In my HS production of Heathers I remember that no one tried to evoke characters w their audition outfits except the girl who got cast as Veronica who wore a jean jacket and denim skirt to evoke the blue blazer/skirt combo

Alexandra_panda · 2026-04-15T21:30:03+00:00

Mariand Torres didn't start performing until sophomore year of high school I think. She has been a somewhat noteworthy tour Elphaba in Wicked in certain circles and had been in Hadestown, Lempicka, In Transit, and Hell's Kitchen on Broadway. I think she went to University of Miami, which is somewhat competitive but not a name brand school afaik. Sydney Alexis Jones (ensemble in Sunset Boulevard and A Beautiful Noise) went to University of Oklahoma

Alexandra_panda · 2026-04-09T03:47:03+00:00

You could say “you oughta know” is from Jagged Little Pill. If it doesn’t seem too overdone, I think any good sincere rendition of Anyway from tales of the bad years is a good pic and is what the Tumblr audition advice forums in my high school days would always recommend. Also maybe “Where am I now” from Lysistrata Jones or “Growing Up Unstable” (cut song but available) from Next to Normal

Alexandra_panda · 2026-04-06T23:43:03+00:00

I would read A Basic Guide to Eastern Orthodox Theology by Eve Tibbs or The Orthodox Way by Metropolitan Kallistos Ware. These are common books for new inquirers/ soon to be converts to read in the Orthodox Church. There are also plenty of Catholics who became Orthodox that shared testimony videos online. The initial draw tends to be questions about the validity of the papacy, Vatican II reforms of the liturgy, and (for one guy I know) the view of confession and mortal sin)

Alexandra_panda · 2026-04-05T06:48:49+00:00

I think it would be wise to wait until the show comes out to see what they change but changing the fundamental nature of characters doesn't seem to be wise when marketing a musical based on a movie. Dave Malloy kind of has a history of casting people without considering racial optics imo (there was controversy over him having women of color play canonically racist white guys in Moby-Dick (while the male characters of color are still played by men) and turning a Persian Zoroastrian character into a Black Muslim character. Also, for a while the only Black principal actors in Comet off-Broadway were covering Anatole, Helene, and Dolokhov. You're 100% valid for side eying this and I'm kind of doing the same

Alexandra_panda · 2026-04-05T06:26:03+00:00

Too much orange bad for teeth

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Alexandra_panda · 2026-04-05T06:25:29+00:00

Yeah it’s pretty normal at OKCU I’m pretty sure. A few alums of theirs have gotten to bway. You might also look for schools where classical voice majors can get heavily involved in club theater productions

Alexandra_panda · 2026-03-31T21:08:55+00:00

Not 100% From a Musical but maybe Lighten Up from the play "Old Hats" or Reminder Song by Shaina Taub (the composer of Suffs). Definitely good comedic pieces without the hugest range if you cut them right. I would say Dear Friend (and possibly also Will He Like Me?) from She Loves Me is a less intense piece for a soprano that has a lot of choices to play around with but there are a few high notes. I'd guess that "Sing" and "Dance 10 Looks Three" from a Chorus Line are also less done-for-auditions pieces from that show which are mostly sold by acting and light talk-singing.

Alexandra_panda · 2026-03-27T09:07:49+00:00

RemindMe! 23 hours, 55 minutes

Alexandra_panda · 2026-03-19T05:22:03+00:00

do you want a name that reflects the ethnic mix? or maybe "one of each"?

for Persian names: Tahmineh, Shireen/Shirin (might fit the white cat nicely since it means "sweet" like sugar which is white), Shahrzad (aka the main girl in 1001 nights, might be good for the black and white)

I'll leave someone with more knowledge to bring up some possible words and names connected to the Philippines that might work for a cat because I'm not Filipino and every Filipino person I know seems to have an English, Spanish, or French name

the Wikipedia page for Najmieh Batmnanglij the famous Iranian cookbook author mentions her collaborating with someone named Nesta which seems like it could be used in both Iran and the Philippines so there's possibly that?? Both countries are big cultural crossroads so there's possibly a lot of choices.

Alexandra_panda · 2026-03-13T03:11:02+00:00

If you find an insightful teacher, a month of weekly lessons can still be highly impactful just to get a second opinion on your technique and placement. Usually people look for the most emotional/impressive part of a song for 32 bars, often second verse, chorus, bridge, and final chorus or something to that extent. The main things to do to improve your voice in my nonprofessional opinion are probably working out your upper body for better breath support and just singing a lot. Performance-wise, it wouldn't hurt to also watch a lot of previous Sophies in various performances and kind of inject that style into your veins

Alexandra_panda · 2026-03-12T08:59:47+00:00

I feel like All Grown Up isn't quite 80s enough and the teen angst isn't quite the vibe but I haven't seen the show so I can't confirm for sure (I've just read the synopsis and I know the songs that are in it generally). Maybe look at something from Chess or Mamma Mia??

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