Sandi Patty

Sandi Patty (born July 12 1956). Known as "The Voice," Patty is a Contemporary Christian music singer, renowned for the breadth of her voice, once called "nuclear powered;" both in terms of range and musical genres, as well as her impeccable musicality and powerful, yet flexible voice.

Early life

Patty was born to a minister of music and his wife, the church pianist, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA. She first performed at the age of two, when she sang "Jesus Loves Me" for her church. A few years later, she and her brothers joined her parents in a performing group, known as "The Ron Patty Family," performing at small churches across the nation. She attended both San Diego State University, and Anderson University in Anderson, Indiana, where she studied voice and conducting.

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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma - USA - San Diego State University - Anderson University - Anderson, Indiana

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