1. A song from the era of musical comedy (1925-1945) i.e.

by Rodgers &

Hart, George Gershwin, Irving Berlin, Cole Porter etc. The song doesnt
specifically need to be comic, just of this period and style.
(7.) YOUD BE SO EASY TO LOVE FROM ANYTHING GOES TOP NOTE G4 COLE PORTER

2. A song from a traditional book musical (1945-65) i.e. by Rodgers &

Hammerstein, Lerner & Loewe. Bock & Harnick, Frank Loesser, Leonard
Bernstein etc. This should be sung in a legit style.
Try me from she loves me

3. A song from a musical with a big Broadway sound (1965-80) i.e. by

Kander & Ebb, Cy Coleman, Jerry Herman, etc. The music style of this
material will usually have a jazz influence.
I dont remember you from the happy time

4. A modern musical theatre ballad (post 1970) i.e. by Stephen Schwartz,

Jason Robert Brown, William Finn, Flaherty & Ahrens, etc. The musical
style will often have a pop influence.
Corner of the sky from Pippin

5. A modern musical theatre up-tempo (post-1970). See above.

Piragua from in the heights

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