Welcome Paul back to our homes. I don't know her story either, I was looking up and I just saw a comment below your video that explains very well. See you in the next one. 👋
I notice you comment on her "full body sound" which was characteristic of her childhood voice and in part why she was acknowledged a prodigy. But, Jackie is famous for her tonal purity in the soprano range.....often called "bell-tone" because of it's clarity, which has remained her signature sound throughout her career. Her voice has actually been documented as "one-in-a-million". Jackie also has perfect relative pitch, and therefore is always perfectly on key from the first note to the last on any song, never going off pitch in her live performances. Consequently she has never used auto-tune or pitch correction as do almost all singers these days. May I suggest her performance of The Lords Prayer from the same concert which demonstrates her vocal range and tonal purity: ua-cam.com/video/Vg2AsS4CErM/v-deo.html By the way, her name is pronounced E-Van-Ko.
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Welcome Paul back to our homes. I don't know her story either, I was looking up and I just saw a comment below your video that explains very well. See you in the next one. 👋
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I think Jackie is 20 years old now.
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I notice you comment on her "full body sound" which was characteristic of her childhood voice and in part why she was acknowledged a prodigy. But, Jackie is famous for her tonal purity in the soprano range.....often called "bell-tone" because of it's clarity, which has remained her signature sound throughout her career. Her voice has actually been documented as "one-in-a-million". Jackie also has perfect relative pitch, and therefore is always perfectly on key from the first note to the last on any song, never going off pitch in her live performances. Consequently she has never used auto-tune or pitch correction as do almost all singers these days.
May I suggest her performance of The Lords Prayer from the same concert which demonstrates her vocal range and tonal purity:
ua-cam.com/video/Vg2AsS4CErM/v-deo.html
By the way, her name is pronounced E-Van-Ko.
Thanks for the correction on the pronunciation.
You can view existing reaction requests here: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Czfa1JK_NeFDmcHxEGZPV7HcGSPESjRb8BP1kCcrdRA/edit?usp=sharing
If you don't see it there, please submit your reaction request here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf4zzbTDjnAVHwNXUYZV6bUpT_1NDGJUufEEJhns4-DYA7q5g/viewform