Browse songs and monologues
Search curated repertoire libraries, narrow by audition fit, preview available songs, and save discoveries to your Audition Book.
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Open the Premium repertoire libraries
Choose Songs or Monologues from the sidebar. Each opens its own curated browse page and requires Premium access. On Free, these pages show a locked access card; Audition Book itself remains included on Free.

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Build a song search
Use Search by song, show, composer, or character…, then choose one or more Voice Type chips such as Soprano, Alto, Tenor, or Baritone. Open More Filters for Voices (Solo, Duet, Trio, or Ensemble), Style, Tempo, Genre, Era, Theme, and Curator Name.
Use Sort to order results by Show, Song Title, Year, or Recently Added.

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Match monologues to the audition
Use Search by title, play, playwright, or character… and the Contemporary or Classical era chips. More Filters adds Gender Identity, Genre, Age Range, Length, Tone, Theme, Race, Year Published, Explicit Content, and Curator Name. Sort by Play, Playwright, Year, Length, or Recently Added.
Open a result to review its character, play and playwright attribution, audition-fit details, and any available preview or official script source. Use this catalog for discovery; complete monologue text is not guaranteed.

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Play an available song preview
When a song card has a play button, select it to start the available audio preview. The now-playing bar stays at the bottom while you browse and provides play or pause, seek, elapsed time, and dismiss controls. Spotify previews are labeled Preview via Spotify; preview availability varies by song.

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Save discoveries to your Audition Book
Select the heart on a song or monologue card, or in its detail panel. If you have one list, the heart toggles that list directly; with several lists, Save to list lets you choose where the piece belongs. Song and monologue lists are repertoire buckets in Audition Book, where you can continue organizing pieces even on Free.
Continue with Organize your Audition Book to track Saved, Working, and Ready stages, tags, notes, and files.

