Does Age Matters

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Does age play a factor with how well a choir performs? Age does not matter because there are a lot of people that are great singers that are very a little. Anyone can sound just as good as a college person. There are great 12 year olds that sing perfect. So don’t let anything or anyone tell you age matters. That’s why we sing with 9th,10th,11th, and 12th

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