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So I'm auditioning for my school play, Mulan in a couple of weeks, and I REALLY want Mulan. Everybody tells me i'm a good singer, but there's this other girl who's also really good and a lot of times judges favor her over me, and I want to like, compete against her, but she's my best friend. So if I tell I her I want to beat her out- that's awkward. Please help!Do you also have any tips to extend your high notes, because I have to sing Reflection, and the notes aren't where her's are.
- Glitzy

 

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My dad yells a lot. It is getting stressful for my mom, I can tell. My sister ends up crying almost every night because my dad will yell at her for something. It is just so sad to look at all this. I don't want my parents to split or my sister, 9, to do anything bad because she may be depressed. I have tried talking to my dad about his yelling and how it doesn't help, but sometimes he claims he doesn't yell or that it was "needed" because someone wasn't doing what they were supposed to. I go to college in four years, I'm a freshman now, and I don't want my sister to have to go through with all this yelling. When ever I talk to my sister she will stop crying but still. I'm scared that when I am gone I won't be able to talk to her as much and that she may become depressed. I'm just so worried and have no idea what to do or if there is anything I can do. Please help? thanks

Just be there for your sister. You're doing amazing so far and once you go to college you should text her and skype her. As long as she has you she'll be ok. As or your dad try to keep talking to him about it. Maybe talk to your mom too to see what she thinks you should do. Maybe some family counseling would help with the yelling and would get you guys on the right track. Just keep up communication and don't give up. Good luck! xoxo kerra