Jackie Evancho

[Element 117]

That's just.

insane.

Sorry if this is a repost, I did a name search. My search fu is weak

 

[LordRendar]

Thats kinda scary and awesome hearing such a voice come out of such a little thing.

 

[Krisken]

That would have sounded fantastic coming out of anyone. Just, wow.

 

[Silver Jelly]

Incredible!

 

[Vagabond]

:sowsuser:

 

[LordRendar]

I got rep for something in this thread.I dont see it. -.-

 

[Krisken]

 

[Philosopher B.]

There's talent on America's Got Talent?!

 

[Jiarn]

The over emoting almost made it seem fake. Not saying it's fake, just that with a little less movement with every single syllable would make for a much better performance as a whole.

Yeah, she's 10.

 

[SpecialKO]

That's just beautiful. :thumb:

 

[LittleSin]

The over emoting almost made it seem fake. Not saying it's fake, just that with a little less movement with every single syllable would make for a much better performance as a whole.

Yeah, she's 10.[/QUOTE]

Also, when you take professional voice lessons its what you're taught to do. You cant be subtle when you're the only one on stage because everyone will loose interest and become bored, no matter how well you sing.

 

[PatrThom]

...with a little less movement with every single syllable would make for a much better performance as a whole.

Yeah, she's 10.[/QUOTE]Also, when you take professional voice lessons its what you're taught to do.[/QUOTE]Best criticism I ever received during a voice lesson (I've had a few) was that I do great radio, but not so great television. Your performance is not limited to your performance, if you get what I mean. Otherwise you end up like Marnie Nixon

instead of Christina Aguilera.


The thing which surprises me the most is how much she has managed to develop her lower range at the tender age of 10. I'd be interested to see how much of her talent and skill she retains after puberty.

--Patrick