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Hey, I'm just curious as to what you guys think about this. I was at callbacks today for an audition, and I ended up singing Marian with all the Harold Hills (we're doing Music Man) and I was fine, but all of a sudden, singing with this one guy (who is, by the way, an AMAZING actor) I started getting all shaky. Like, I didn't feel nervous, but I was shaking. Just for the record, I do have a boyfriend, so I wasn't nervous about singing with a cute guy or whatever. I also never get stage fright. I'm sure what happened is normal...lol. I just want to know why you guys think that happened then instead of at the beginning of singing with them.
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Just because you have a boyfriend, doesn't mean you don't think cute guys are exactly that, cute!! Lol. It could be that you did think he was cute - you even pointed that out yourself - or just nervous that you won't live up to his standard, or even his personal expectations (if he thinks everyone should be as good as him or whatever).
Whatever it is, I'm sure you're a brilliant singer and I hope your audition came off well!
Blessed Be.
Rach xxx
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Standing up on a stage in front of a bunch of people and taking a risk will affect you, even if you don't get stage fright. You could have gotten a rush of adreneline from being in that position, and one of the effects of that would be shakiness.
It's normal and nothing to worry about.
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it is perfectly normal maybe you were just ancsouse about how you did no matter what youll be fine
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How many Harold Hills did you sing with before this one that gave you "the shaky voice"? And why do you not get stage fright? I have been acting and singing professionally (operatically and musical theatrically) for (I'm not going to say how many) years and I still get nervous. Perhaps it's because he may be the right Harold Hill for your Marian, and he might have been a good challenge for you to stay in top form, both acting and musically. I only hope your director sees it that way. I certainly would (I am also a high school drama teacher, former college drama/musical theatre instructor). Break a leg/bocca lupo (that's opera talk) to you.
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