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This reminded me of something I read on Susan Egan's website about her career as a singer...

"As for voice lessons: I began studying voice when I was 15 and I am proof positive that you can LEARN TO SING. =) I was not a natural – had a very small voice, in fact. I believe singing is like any sport – you can train the muscles with a good instructor."

So there you go! Take it from a pro and keep trying! Good luck!

I take Chorus in school is that like a voice lesson cause we do warmups and stuff and I just had my biggest role to date as Smokey, the dumb baseball player in which he sings two songs so I guess you could call it a lead... it was a blast.. And Im 16!

Voice lessons are extremely important. Clumsy-- just being in a choir is not enough, I'd say, because you don't get invidivual attention regarding specific things you need to work on, vocal health, and warm-ups and exercises specifically for what you need, not what you and 50 other kids need. Choir is great but if you want to be a more knowledgable, healthy, and techniqued singer, definetly take voice lessons with a good teacher.

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