Voice Division
VOICE FACULTY
Amy Rosine, soprano, Voice Division Head
Reginald Pittman, tenor, Director of Opera
Patricia Thompson, mezzo-soprano
Cheryl Richt, soprano
Jesus DeHoyos, Jr., baritone
Undergraduate Voice Auditions
All students must audition for entrance into a music program and applied study. The Voice Area offers scholarships for music majors and minors. Scholarship auditions for Fall 2025 will be held February 5 & 8. Click the button below (Apply for Auditions and Scholarships) to request information and be put on the audition list. You will have the opportunity to select your audition date on the form.
After the scholarship audition dates have passed you are welcome to reach out to request an audition. You may also submit a video audition for studio placement through the audition form link below. If you have any questions, please contact the Voice Division head, Dr. Amy Rosine.
Audition Requirements
General Information
- All music major and minor applicants are to prepare two songs from memory. Repertoire can be adjusted based on the anticipated focus (see below).
- Applicants will be evaluated on poise, intonation, proper breathing, phrasing, expression and tone.
- If auditioning live, bring a copies of music for the accompanist. (An accompanist is provided, but the applicant is expected to bring a copy of their score.)
- Live accompaniment is preferred for online auditions, but we will accept recorded accompaniment.
Audition Repertoire Requirements:
Bachelor of Music in Music Education
- Two memorized songs from the classical vocal repertoire. One selection may be in a foreign language or from the musical theatre repertoire.
Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance
- Two memorized songs from the classical vocal repertoire. Applicants are encouraged to prepare one selection in a foreign language.
Bachelor of Music in Musical Theatre
- Two memorized songs - one from musical theatre repertoire and one from classical repertoire.
Bachelor of Arts in Music (BA/MBA)
- Two memorized songs that best display your vocal strengths.
Music Minor
- Two memorized songs that best display your vocal strengths.
- Music Minors are encouraged to upload a recording to the audition form but may also sign up for an audition during one of the audition days.
Graduate Voice Auditions
Audition requirements
Graduate auditions will consist of three art songs and one operatic/oratorio/cantata aria. The selections are to represent English and two other languages. Auditions for graduate students may occur during Scholarship Audition days or will be individually arranged.
To arrange an audition, please contact Dr. Amy Rosine by email at arosine@k-state.edu or postal mail at:
Dr. Amy Rosine, voice area coordinator
1501 Goldstein Drive, 109 McCain
School of Music, Theatre and Dance
Kansas State University
785-532-3800
Graduate assistantships
The Voice Division offers one graduate teaching assistantship.
Voice class and studio voice assistantship:
Teach Voice Class 1 and 2 and other duties determined by the needs of the department.
Contact Us
Please contact us with any questions you have.