Musical Theatre Songs

25 of the Best Audition Songs for Baritenors

Here are 25 of great musical theatre audition songs for baritenors, whose voices span the baritone and tenor ranges. Baritenors can take their pick from songs suitable for baritones or tenors, but these are ideal if you want to highlight the full extent of your range.

The below songs sit a little high for baritones and a little low for tenors, landing right in the sweet spot of this voice type. Not sure if you’re a baritenor? Find your vocal type here!


1950s-1960s Songs for Baritenors

Maria” – West Side Story

Meeskite” – Cabaret

Song of the King” – Joseph

What Kind of Fool Am I?” – Stop the World – I Want to Get Off


1970s-1980s Songs for Baritenors

Bui Doi” – Miss Saigon

Finishing the Hat” – Sunday in the Park with George

The Music of the Night” – The Phantom of the Opera

Who Am I?” – Les Misérables


1990s Songs for Baritenors

I’ll Cover You (Reprise)” – Rent

Made of Stone” – The Hunchback of Notre Dame

The Devil You Know” – Side Show

Use What You Got” – The Life


2000s Songs for Baritenors

At the Fountain” – Sweet Smell of Success

Evermore Without You” – The Woman in White

I Could Be That Guy” – Sister Act

Take a Chance on Me” – Little Women


2010s Songs for Baritenors

It All Fades Away” – The Bridges of Madison County

Passing Tracy” – Fugitive Songs

Stronger” – Hands on a Hardbody

You Don’t Need to Love Me” – If/Then


Character/Comedic Songs for Baritenors

A Christmas Song” – Elf 

Hygge” – Frozen

I Am Aldolpho” – The Drowsy Chaperone

Morticia” – The Addams Family

Sparklejollytwinklejingley” – Elf


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Author: Stacy Karyn

Stacy Karyn is the founder of Theatre Trip and the author of The Thespian’s Bucket List. She is also the creator of The Cast Album ListHer background includes a BA in Theatre, a TESOL Drama certificate, and professional experience in Broadway and Off-Broadway theaters.

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