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Mortartube's absolutely right - technically known as in-ear monitors. sparkyharky. The ear pieces are actually there to provide feedback of the artists own voice. Have you never listened to someone singing along to a song whilst wearing headphones with the volume turned up (if you havent, try it ... its fun!) when you can't hear your own voice you very quickly start singing flat.
But because you really canât predict what their voice is going to do, puberty isnât a good time for them to make a big debut. Being in an all-male choir at that age can give the singer comfort because he knows that the rest of the guys are going through the same thing. Allow his voice to wriggle and crack, and know that itâs going to become much more steady in time. The female voice also changes during puberty, but the change isnât as extreme.