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Haven't ever had voice lessons or professional training but I only want a chorus or back ground part with no s?

• I haven't ever had voice lessons or professional training but I only want a chorus or back ground part with no solo so I think I'll be fine. I basically want to be a part of the musical because it's out of my comfort zone and would be a great way to get more experience. I've never been in a musical before so this is something new for me... but I was in chorus in elementary school and had to do group singing for a Christmas play I was in. I'm very enthusiastic and want a part in "CATS" super badly because I love the mystery, glitz, and glamour of the play! I love all things mystical and love the intrigue of the play. I've seen it twice... once on DVD and once in person, and I've even read the book of poetry it was based on. I also read up on the background of all the characters on-line so I've done my research. I'm kind of' obsessed with the play at the moment and my favorite songs from it are "Macavity" and "The Magical Mr. Mistoffilies!" because they are easy to remember, fun to sing, (even if you can't sing well, like me) and get stuck in your head. I think I'm an alto, maybe? I can sing most of the quieter *parts* of "Tomorrow" from Annie on key, and *parts* of "I'm Not That girl" from Wicked on key. My real weaknesses with singing are holding notes (I can hold notes for *SHORT* periods of time) and staying in tune/on key. I think I'm partially tone def but liked the song "I'm Not That Girl" because the tune was similar through out the song. I just couldn't hold all of the notes. I really hope I get a part because this musical would be a challenge for me, and because I think I would make a pretty kitty, if I do say so myself! xD Even if I don't get a part, I'd love to help with the costumes and make up, cause' I want to be a part of something theatre related again, (it's been a while) and because I'm a good sport who's willing to prove herself, like that!

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  Not quite sure if you have a question in there so... Go for it, girl! For holding notes, breathe with you diaphragm ( right underneath your bust line) and don't let your shoulders rise(crowds your neck) Yeah, I know the feeling of having no singing lessons but still loving to sing songs. I LOVE LOVE LOVE singing Phantom of the Opera songs, even if I hate the play itself (for my own reasons. And you won't catch me at Love Never Dies) And we need more people who are willing to prove themselves.... So GOOD LUCK!