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Posted at 4:05 AM on July 5, 2008
by Gillian Martin
I had a voice teacher in college who asserted that almost everyone can be taught to sing well. Now science has proved it--well, something like it.
New research (albeit with a fairly small sample) suggests that 90% of the general public can sing on pitch. The 10% who can't fall into two groups: those who know it, and those who don't. Read more about the study here.
Personally, I've always had a certain admiration for those who don't sing well, but still sing lustily and loud. To me, it demonstrates the sheer joy of singing.