Are you an aspiring musical theater performer looking to learn singing techniques that can help you sound like a seasoned Broadway star? Look no further than AuditionCuts' own Laura Osnes, a talented vocalist and Tony-nominated actress known for her crystalline voice and expressive character portrayals.

Osnes' vocal technique is characterized by a pure, crystalline tone and a clear, ringing timbre. To achieve this sound in your own singing, it's important to focus on proper breath support and control, as well as maintaining an open throat while you sing. Check out Singing Carrots' articles on active and passive breathing, breath support and respiration, and open mouth and throat for practical advice on improving these areas.

A signature aspect of Osnes' vocal technique is her ability to use vibrato to add richness and depth to her sound. Check out Singing Carrots' article on vibrato in singing to learn how to incorporate this technique into your own singing.

When it comes to selecting songs to showcase your newfound singing skills, consider some of Osnes' most famous performances, such as her renditions of "In My Own Little Corner" from Cinderella and "The Movie in My Mind" from Miss Saigon. These songs demonstrate her ability to convey a range of emotions through her voice, as well as her talent for playful, character-driven performances. For more song recommendations, check out Singing Carrots' song search tool, which allows you to filter by vocal range, difficulty, and genre preference.

To enhance your singing skills even further, consider trying out some of the resources available on Singing Carrots. Take the vocal range test to determine your own vocal range, and use the vocal pitch monitor to help you visualize your singing. The pitch training tool provides interactive vocal warm-ups and exercises for range and agility, and the singing course offers a comprehensive 21-lesson program covering singing theory and practical tips.

With these resources and techniques, as well as a little bit of practice, you can start to sound like an accomplished Broadway singing sensation, just like Laura Osnes.