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Equivox's Audition call for Bass, Baritone or Alto

Hi

We hope some of you were able to make it to our March 14 concert. We really had a fun time and can't wait to do it again!

In the meantime, Equivox is exploring a reconfiguration of our lineup and would like to invite you to help us identify prospective individual(s) to be part of our new sound.

We will be holding auditions (tentatively 10am - 1 pm on 24 April, Saturday) for Bass, Baritone or Alto voice parts. Auditionees should have some experience singing in parts, though not necessarily a cappella. Sight-singing, performance experience or other related skills would be a plus. We have no gender preconceptions so surprise us!

The auditions will comprise a solo (a cappella), some group singing and chit chat – about half an hour or so.

If you know of any promising candidates, we'd appreciate if you pass on their names/ contact to we.are.equivox@gmail.com or any of our individual members so we can follow up with necessary information and arrangements.

Many thanks and stay tuned!
Equivox

Credit: Gail Wong from Equivox , Facebook

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