Singers for this choir are selected through an audition process.

Auditions are scheduled for Wednesday, September 9, 2026. Please contact us to schedule an audition.

Auditions for the WYC are made up of the following components:

• An ear testing/pitching matching component. This component is used to evaluate the singer’s aural skills.
• A solo singing component that will be used to evaluate the singer’s tone, projection, breath quality, and pitch.
• Please see below for the specific preparation required for the group you are auditioning for. If you are unsure which group you are auditioning for, please ask us.

Singers should come prepared to sing Happy Birthday as well as The Perfect Nanny

The Perfect Nanny has associated instructions that advise the singer where they should begin and where they should end.  There are two accompanying rehearsal tracks; one with the melody of the line they need to learn and the second with the piano accompaniment part. Both should be used by the singer when preparing for the audition.  Start by using the simple melody line to learn the part and then gradually begin using the accompaniment part to rehearse along to. Singers will be expected to sing their selection along with the corresponding accompaniment part which will be played for them live during the audition by our accompanist.

The Rhapsody audition includes the preparation of BOTH of the following two requirements:

• One song, of the singer’s choice, to be prepared and performed either a capella (without music) or with our accompanist (either piano or guitar). If you require accompaniment, please ensure sheet music is provided for the accompanist.
• One song, selected from the following list is to be prepared and performed along with our piano accompanist.

Each piece has associated instructions that advise the singer where they should begin and where they should end.  There are two accompanying rehearsal tracks; one with the melody of the line they need to learn and the second with the piano accompaniment part. Both should be used by the singer when preparing for the audition.  Start by using the simple melody line to learn the part and then gradually begin using the accompaniment part to rehearse along to. Singers will be expected to sing their selection along with the corresponding accompaniment part which will be played for them live during the audition by our accompanist.

The Coda audition includes the preparation of BOTH of the following two requirements:

• One song, of the singer’s choice, to be prepared and performed either a capella (without music) or with our accompanist (either piano or guitar). If you require accompaniment, please ensure sheet music is provided for the accompanist.
• One song, selected from the following list is to be prepared and performed along with our piano accompanist

Each piece has associated instructions that advise the singer where they should begin and where they should end.  There are two accompanying rehearsal tracks; one with the melody of the line they need to learn and the second with the piano accompaniment part. Both should be used by the singer when preparing for the audition.  Start by using the simple melody line to learn the part and then gradually begin using the accompaniment part to rehearse along to. Singers will be expected to sing their selection along with the corresponding accompaniment part which will be played for them live during the audition by our accompanist.