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Re: Next time you're feeling "too old" to sing or perform - read this.
Hello there,
I'am 54 and when I sing I still catch some admiring looks coming from younger singers.... I'am so proud of myself ....and it seems that the more I work my voice with KTVA, the more it sounds great..
I'am 54 and when I sing I still catch some admiring looks coming from younger singers.... I'am so proud of myself ....and it seems that the more I work my voice with KTVA, the more it sounds great..
Joyce
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Re: Next time you're feeling "too old" to sing or perform - read this.
Well, guys'n'galls, seems I am the eldest one starting to study at KTVA... 49...
Last March I desided to do couple things to avoid depression - began collecting counting jettons and take vocal lessons. My teacher is a great guy - he loves teaching and he's doing it in the right way and he explaned a lot about support and all. When some time ago I foung Ken's lesson about the way Dio sings - I said WOW - I can gain a lot. So I've just started and I like it. So - it is never late to start nevermind reasons. Good luck to everybody!
FarawayGuy
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Re: Is 2.0 a good course?
2.0 is a complete course, and has enough to keep you busy for years of vocal learning. 3.0 is online, and has updated material, but you can do well with 2.0.
Many people here on the forums have only 2.0 and they have plenty of information to work with.
Many people, on the other hand, prefer a streaming format.
Many people here on the forums have only 2.0 and they have plenty of information to work with.
Many people, on the other hand, prefer a streaming format.
highmtn
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