Voice
Applicants will be notified if they advance to the audition round to perform on campus. All auditions must be completed by February 8. First-year undergraduates invited to audition will be considered for scholarships.
A total of two selections recorded with a piano accompanist or accompaniment track. Selections should be from the classical repertoire/music theatre. The vocal arts division does not teach commercial music.
- One selection in English.
- One selection in a foreign language.
- All selections must be performed from memory in their entirety.
- Singing only portions of your selections will not be accepted.
A total of two selections previously submitted as part of the prescreening performance and performed with a piano accompanist*. Efforts to include a diverse repertoire would be appreciated.
- One selection in English.
- One selection in a foreign language.
- All selections must be performed from memory.
- The audition will include a brief tonal memory and sight singing exam.
*An accompanist will be provided for voice auditions, or you may bring your own if you wish.
- High-quality copies of the piano scores must be uploaded as a PDF in the initial online application or by message through the School of Music Admission Application no later than 14 days prior to the audition.
- Prerecorded accompaniments are not permitted for the audition.
- Live auditions are recommended. If you are unable to schedule a live audition, you may submit video audition recordings.
For questions regarding specific piano audition repertoire, contact:
817-257-7232
twyla.robinson@tcu.edu
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