r/ClassicalSinger • u/BreakfastUnhappy2171 • 20h ago

Monologue for opera audition

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Hello, I've been asked to present a poem or monologue for an opera audition. Anyone have good ideas? I'm f, alto, 30s. About 1-2 mins long. I'm stumped!

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