TMEA All-State Auditions
Your home base for Region 3 audition literature, practice tracks, sightreading materials, dates, locations, and the resources you need to prepare with purpose.
Everything You Need.
Start here. The four resources below should be the most-used links on this page throughout the All-State process.
Audition Tracks
Practice recordings for the 2026–2027 All-State audition literature.
Open Tracks →Literature + Resources
Scores, audition materials, markings, and additional preparation resources.
Open Resources →Sightreading Book
Another 90 Days to Sight Reading Success — your structured sightreading practice resource.
Open Book →Sightreading Tracks
Rehearsal, click, and answer tracks that correspond with exercises in the sightreading book.
Open Tracks →Your Path Through Region 3.
Region Auditions
Region Clinic + Concert
Mixed Choir
- Water Fountain
- Hiob, Mvmt. I
- Choice Piece
- Choice Piece
Treble Choir
- Richer for Her
- Choice Piece
- Choice Piece
- Choice Piece
9/10 Honor Choir
- Choice Piece
- Choice Piece
- Choice Piece
- Choice Piece
Pre-Area Auditions
Mixed: Hiob, Mvmt. III + Cedit, Hyems · Tenor/Bass: Night, Veiled Night · Treble: Moon Goddess
Area Auditions
Train Your Eyes. Train Your Ears.
Sightreading gets better through consistent, intentional practice. Use the book and corresponding tracks to build speed, accuracy, confidence, and independence before audition day.
Another 90 Days to Sight Reading Success
Stan McGill & H. Morris Stevens, Jr.
The book is organized for daily competitive sightreading practice and pairs exercises with keyed accompaniment, click, and selected answer tracks.
Open Sightreading Book Open TracksIdentify
Check the key signature and meter. Establish tonic and your starting pitch.
Scan
Look through the entire exercise. Find difficult intervals and rhythmic patterns.
Sing
Use study time actively. Sing aloud, use hand signs, and maintain a steady pulse.
Reset
Take a focused breath and re-establish the starting pitch before the final reading.
Perform
Use a strong, slow, steady beat. Keep your eyes moving ahead and do not stop.
Stack the Days.
Know Your Music
Learn pitches and rhythms early enough that rehearsal time can be spent on musicality, language, and refinement—not basic note-learning.
Use Your Resources
Work consistently with the provided tracks, scores, diction resources, sectionals, and voice lessons. Ask for help before you fall behind.
Practice Consistently
Twenty focused minutes every day will outperform a marathon practice session the night before an audition.