From the TV show America's Got Talent, here's 11-year-old Bianca Ryan singing "And I'm Telling You I'm Not Going" by Jennifer Holliday. Listen ... Hit play or go to Link - via Pistol Wimp |
From the TV show America's Got Talent, here's 11-year-old Bianca Ryan singing "And I'm Telling You I'm Not Going" by Jennifer Holliday. Listen ... Hit play or go to Link - via Pistol Wimp |
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Anyone know where we can get an MPG version instead of using the flash?
I... whoa.
Maybe he just wanted her to wear something a little less tacky.
You are a STAR!!!
i´m from germany!!
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I don't understand how Judge Pier (or however), gave a lot of credit to Rappin' Granny based on the audience's reaction. Why did he not use the same criteria when he judged Bianca Ryan. He needs to be consistant in order to be a fair judge.
He also said that she screeched when singing. I don't think that she screeched at all. Perhaps the batteries in Piers hearing aid were going bad. If anyone would take the song that Bianca sang and compared it to either Janice Joplin or Beth Midler in "The Rose", they would see that are identical in sound and style.
Bianca is a Star as someone noted earlier, she has incredable vocal skills and she will succeed to be one of our greatest singers at least of the decade, maybe even of the century.
To even attempt to go head to head with Janis Joplin's style is something that even seasoned blues singers approach trembling with fear. To hear an 11 year old girl standing alone on a stage before the world do so and to see her not only attempt the song but to actually revive the spirit of a lost legend took my breath away.
Perhaps the audience sound mix was not as clear as what was broadcast. Perhaps they were expecting the different more smooth style of the talented Faith Hill. This may explain their remarkable reaction to the performance.
While there may be some faults to find in the performance, to act as if the girl had done something inappropriate and must be steered to a more correct path told us more about the judges than the judged.
-Salman Rushdie (from The ground beneath her feet)
indeed when I saw the vide0, I had a gLimpse of the ineffaBLe...
http://www.BiancaRyanOnline.com
cheers
Stay exactly as you are - an 11 year old with an incredible gift (voice).
AS AN OLD GRANDMA YOU MADE ME FEEL YOUNG AGAIN ...YOUR VOICE IS AMAZING AND A GIFT ONLY THAT COULD COME FROM GOD...YOU ARE HERE TO MAKE MANY PEOPLE FEEL ALIVE AND HAPPY..KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK AND SHARE YOUR TALENT WITH EVERYONE... SOMEHOW I FELT LIKE I KNEW YOU. HOPING TO SEE A LOT MORE OF YOU,GOD BLESS YOU WITH LOVE
I was thrilled to learn that I'm not the only mushy idiot who has played her video over and over and over and over again, and has been brought to tears each and every time.
She's the total package -- genuinely sweet personality, unaffected (let's hope she can stay that way) by all the fame and adulation, and an AWE-some, AWE-some voice!
God (as someone said earlier) has truly blessed this one with a special gift; she will brighten the spirits of millions for years to come.
Someone at work passed it around and we were all just gobsmacked. Unbelievable. I look forward to anything new she comes out with and if she ever comes to NZ me and my cook are heading to her concert. I agree with earlier comments for her not to change. It wasn't about the dress, the shoes or the hair...it was the voice and the performance. Bianca...take your time, don't be pressured into growing up too fast. To Bianca's dad...look after your girl shes a real gem, let her enjoy the last years of her childhood.
Bianca is the reincarnation. Chills, CHILLS, when this kid sings.
Awesome. I am looking forward to buying her CD on 11/14!
adventure into the world.
Germany in December,One of the Judges was from Germany
Her cd is selling by the thousands.
On her web site people from 45 countries know about her now.And are wonten to buy her cd.
And yeah, I just seen Bianca on Opera and MAN can she sing!! I can't wait to see how far her career gets, she's totally awesome!
I just hope she has strong willed parents who will let her grow up as a teenager and enjoy her childhood. She needs to mature at her own pace and not to the beat of others. If she can stay focused and grounded, she has the potential to be a once in a generation talent.