Broadway Audition Songs for Male Singers
Ballads:
Song Title | Artist/Album/Show | Notes |
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Compiled for IVTOM | ||
Charlie | Charlie and Algernon | Tenor, dramatic solo, ending vocally demanding, possible for audition |
Pity the Child | Chess | Tenor Solo |
Being Alive | Company | Shows off Tenor voice, possible last 16-bar audition |
If I Can’t Love Her | Beauty and the Beast | Broadway version, dramatic solo with large range |
Bargaining | Do I Hear a Waltz? | Tenor solo, potential for audition if shortened, allows for varied characterizations |
I Know About Love | Do Re Mi | Tenor Solo, audition potential, shows range and make strength |
What More Can I Say | Falsettos | Tenor, lovely, ballad, tender and sweet with soaring melodies that would serve very well for an audition piece |
I Want to Make Magic | Fame | Tenor solo, good acting piece for class or audition, a yearning desire song |
Fanny | Fanny | Lovely tenor solo, shows off the voice, good for audition |
Like a God | Flower Drum Song | Tenor, possible audition, shows off the voice, good ballad |
More I Cannot Wish You | Guys and Dolls | Tenor, charm song |
Night of My Nights | Kismet | Audition for quality tenor voice |
Not a Day Goes By | Merrily We Roll Along | Tenor Solo; I use this as my audition ballad even though I’m a mezzo, as it is pretty gender neutral. |
I Talk To the Trees | Paint Your Wagon | Tenor, beautiful, lilting melody, ending possibly suited for audition |
A Bit of Earth | The Secret Garden | Tenor Solo, ballad, excellent for acting |
Lilie’s Eyes | The Secret Garden | |
Finishing the Hat | Sunday in the Park with George | Tenor Solo, a beautiful, passionate description of what an artist must do |
Danny Boy | ||
Stranger In Paradise | Kismet | |
Hey, There! | Pajama Game | |
Close Every Door | Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat |