What songs should you sing for the voice audition?

Best audition songs for The Voice

• Ghost by Ella Henderson.
• All of Me by John Legend.
• Treat You Better by Shawn Mendes.
• Always Remember Us This Way by Lady Gaga.
• Grow Old With Me by Tom Odell.
• I Don’t Wanna Miss A Thing by Aerosmith.
• Love Me Like You Do by Ellie Goulding.
• Basket Case by Green Day.

How do I audition for LGA?

o Families can log into MySchools (myschools. nyc Opens in a new browser tab ) to register their child for LaGuardia High School auditions. When they do, they will indicate which programs their child will audition for. Students can audition for one or up to all six of the programs at LaGuardia High School.

Is LaGuardia hard to get into?

ADMISSIONS: Auditions are held from November through December and are highly competitive. In addition to talent, students must have good attendance, strong academics, with at least an 80 in each of their core academic courses and a Level 2 or higher on standardized ELA and math tests.

What songs should I audition with?

Top 4 Songs for School Musical Auditions

• Know What Songs Show Off Your Voice. Before your child selects a song, they first need to know their range.
• #1 – “Think of Me” for sopranos.
• #2 – “There Are Worse Things I Could Do” for Altos.
• #3 – “Maria” for Tenors.
• #4 – “Edelweiss” for Bass.

Do you have to take the SHSAT for LaGuardia?

Eight of the nine Specialized High Schools in New York City require SHSAT scores for admission. Only Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School does not require the SHSAT—it requires an audition instead. Learn more about the Specialized High Schools.

Did Timothee Chalamet go to LaGuardia?

Timothée Chalamet (Class of 2013) At just 22 years old, that made him the third youngest actor in history to earn a nomination in the category. At LaGuardia, Chalamet played on the school’s basketball team with another celebrity you may have heard of, Ansel Elgort.

How do you hit high notes?

9 Must-Read Tips for Singing High Notes

1. Try a new vocal exercise.
2. Warm up with a song.
3. Record yourself to eliminate strain.
4. Sing in the right vocal register.
5. Practice singing vowels.
6. Consider your larynx position.
7. Use twang.
8. Check your intensity.

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