I m 24 and I want to learn singing . Is it possible to start at this age from the beginning. Is Anyone can teach me vocal training making me feel comfortable at the same time and encourage me. I just want to follow my passion.
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If you have passion in music, you can start learning ..
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Shaoni Shome
Vocal Music Trainer
There is really no limit or age for learning to sing. People say you must start early but this is mythical and unscientific. I know people who have started singing and playing instruments much later even at old age. You can do it if you have commitment and passion whatever your age is.
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Yes you can learn happily their is no age to learn the music. Believe your goal then start going to classes and practise then definitely you can achieve your goal. All the best for you.
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Yes you can!! Passion is something which never requires age factor. When you have passion for vocals in your heart, you should definitely go for it! All the best for pursuing your passion, Chetan Regards, NATANAPRIYA NADAM
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Hi Chetan! I echo the reaponser you've already recieved. There's no age for learning. You start where you are with the tools you have. It's like going to the gym. You learn to progress not because you already know things. So keep your apprehensions and dive right in! Wishing you the best for your musical...
read more Hi Chetan! I echo the reaponser you've already recieved. There's no age for learning. You start where you are with the tools you have. It's like going to the gym. You learn to progress not because you already know things. So keep your apprehensions and dive right in! Wishing you the best for your musical journey! Don't forget to have fun along the way :) read less
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Prafulla Kumar Sharma
Vocalist, Vocal Coach and A Music Research Scholar with 18 years of learning experience
Yes ! why not ?? Provided you're a dedicated student of music..you can learn at 42 also..from beginning and keep learning as there's no end to it..For more info connect withwit on YouTube "Samvad Sangeet"...All the best
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It's never too late brother, but you need to put some real work in it. And it is good to start with a reference instrument so that you can have a idea of those abstract concepts about music in a more conceivable way. At early age we have some favors of mother nature that we can learn those amazing concepts...
read more It's never too late brother, but you need to put some real work in it. And it is good to start with a reference instrument so that you can have a idea of those abstract concepts about music in a more conceivable way. At early age we have some favors of mother nature that we can learn those amazing concepts in a more intuitive way while growing up but at adult age these things are rather hard to put through. So just practice with a instrument and gather some information and then go for lessons. read less
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Janhavi Mishra
Music Teacher of hindustani music
Age is not issue it's depend on you fisrtly you start then I trained you
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