Danielle-
Remember that every voice is different, so different
voices develop at different times. Some lighter
voices can be fully mature in their mid-20's, some
heavier voices not until 40.
I can't quite explain the difference between studying
as a child and as an adult, but I do know that after
16 years of voice lessons, I understand my voice in a
COMPLETELY different way at the age of 30 than I did
at the age of 14. Certainly, the voice has matured,
but my *mental* and *emotional* understanding of what
is happening has also changed, and I don't believe
there is a scientific measurement for that. For me
singing is 90% emotional, so this accounts for a great
difference.
My 2 cents.
Lisa-Marie
--- DANIaka007@a... wrote:
> Hi everyone!
> I heard somewhere that your voice doesn't fully
> develope until you're 30
> years...develope COMPLETELY. I also heard
> 18....16...type ages,and so on.
> Does anyone know the REAL age when your voice
> developes? Also, I would like
> to know, why, other than training a child too
> intensely or something, but,
> why don't voice teachers take children? Some do..but
>
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