The audience was left in awe as a young girl took the stage, playing ‘You Raise Me Up’ on her violin while simultaneously singing.

Rebecca’s performance on “The Voice: Kids” left the audience, including the judges, utterly captivated. With her violin rendition of ‘You Raise Me Up,’ she initially stunned everyone, but her audition reached even greater heights when she began to sing.

“The Voice: Kids” showcases young singers with a passion for music, undergoing blind auditions to determine the best talent. Rebecca, hailing from France, stepped onto the stage in a sparkling dress, clutching her violin. Despite initial nerves, she began her audition with the instrumental intro of ‘You Raise Me Up.’ However, it was her vocal performance that truly mesmerized the crowd. As she sang the poignant lyrics of Josh Groban’s song, the audience fell silent in awe of her talent. With each note, she commanded the stage, drawing the audience into her performance.

As the chorus swelled, a choir joined in, adding to the grandeur of the moment. By the song’s finale, Rebecca had the judges on their feet, moved to tears by her remarkable talent and heartfelt performance. It was a moment of pure musical magic, leaving an indelible impression on all who witnessed it.

Rebecca’s rendition of ‘You Raise Me Up’ on both violin and vocals is a testament to her exceptional talent and boundless potential. Watch her awe-inspiring audition below, but be sure to have a tissue handy—it’s a performance that’s sure to touch your heart and inspire you.