Classical Pianist - Tina S Moonlight Sonata Reaction
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- Classical Pianist - Tina S Moonlight Sonata Reaction
Today I will be reacting to Tina S Moonlight Sonata.
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I'm 59 meanwhile but still remember that when i was in school i often heared people saying "When Beethoven would live today, he would do metal". Now hearing something like this is maybe the best proof for that 😲🤘🏼
They might be right though
@@PJAlphaMusic Of course they were right, thats what i wanted to say. Was that so hard to understand ? I'm german so english is not my first language ..
Tina Setkic was 17 yo when she recorded this.
She is french and is known ww to be one of the most skilled electric guitar shredder that ever surfaced on this earth.
She specialized in covering metal hardest masterpieces between the age of 13 and 17 and was praised and saluted by the likes of Pink Floyd, Eddie Van Halen, Steve Vai, Jason Becker, …
She also covered translations of classic music masterpieces for electric guitars.
Aside Moonlight Sonata, and when she was younger, she also covered for instance Vivaldi’s Four Seasons or Paganini’s 5th Caprice.
Moonlight Sonata was the last video she uploaded before focusing on her studies.
She was silent for years and just emerged back 2 weeks ago, updating her YT and ITGM profile, and announcing she is now playing within a brand new band. We are awaiting her new uploads or some concert dates.
Did she went to school for music studies
@@PJAlphaMusic no I don’t know exactly.
Her family was living in a school that was delivering 2 type of studies: business management and computer science engineering. Her father was in the staff there and her brother and sister pursued studies directly in this famous school. So there is a possibility she did the same but I really don’t know, she has been completely silent and invisible during several years.
But I know the name of her electric guitar teacher: Renaud Louis-Servais. He is a famous guitar hero in France and a famous guitar teacher ww. He has for instance also been the teacher of Dany Villareal, the lead guitarist of the mexican band The Warning.
Renaud used to be the one that recorded all of Tina’s videos. But he was left in the dark as well when she suddenly disappeared.
At least, now she is back. And we will get access again to her insane artistry.
So i don't have Instagram, and on her TH-cam i don't really see anything new. Only maybe her avatar picture has changed, and she looks a bit older there and she stays so it could be in a band ? 🤔
But good to hear that she is hopefully back and does some music again 😲🤘🏼
@@ericsicard910 Really ?? He was Dany's teacher too ? Didn't know that, thanks for the information !! I love Dany and her sisters SO MUCH, they are heading to a world wide success ! 🤘
@@ericlenouy8756 yes, Dany herself confirmed it during a chat and also Renaud lists Dany as one of his past students on his website.
I read somewhere that a music professor slowed down her performance and decided that she didn't miss a note. Now that is saying something about her ability and acuity. I've read other pianists say the same thing and were blown away by this rendition. It took her 3 months to learn this piece and it was done in one take.
I love the "what the hell is happening" look on people's faces the first time they experience her playing. She started learning classical guitar at age six (which you can tell by how she holds the guitar in this vid). She was 17 when this was recorded. I love her little smile at the end, where it looks like she didn’t even break a sweat, as if she's saying: "And that, ladies and gentlemen, is how it's done". Tapping, hammer ons, pulloffs, bends, harmonics and mad flat picking. Ya gotta wonder what Ludwig would say if he came back and watched this. Aside from everything else, this is a master class in guitar techniques. I tried tapping along, to the bits where she is tapping, just trying to match the rhythm and not even trying to land on the strings and failed miserably. I think I'll take up the tuba.
The pianist has no clue what he just witnessed. LOL
Lol
Try Tina setkic dragon force through the fire and the flames cover at 15 years old, awesome 😎
Did she play dragon force?!!
@@PJAlphaMusic Yes she did and the original guitarist reacted to it and said it was perfect and she even put a little of her own twist in it. Has over 30 million views. th-cam.com/video/XpASSx0ecTU/w-d-xo.html
Yes at 15 years old, and played both guitar solos at one run, awesome 😎
Какое виртуозное владение инструментом просто завораживает,какая талантливая девушка,молодец
Thanks for the comment
Game over..🎉tina s is the Boss 😮😊❤
No, is not game over lol
@@PJAlphaMusic i now..haha..i am waiting for the New tina s...
@PJAlphaMusic : "Did she went to school for music studies ?"
- Tina went to the Music Conservatory in her town to learn music theory at the age of 6, and at 7 she learned classical guitar on an Alvaro. She only plays for fun. At the age of 13 she wanted to play the electric guitar and she was trained by teacher Renaud Louis-Servais who lives near her, and at the age of 14 she released her first video with Eruption . A complete metamorphosis with an incredible precision game, she seeks perfection.
So basically, she is a prodigy?
@@PJAlphaMusic On my page there are videos where she plays the electric guitar before meeting her teacher, it was he who made her a prodigy in 1 year alone.
A lot of her earlier videos have been removed from youtube, They had videos going back to when she was 8yo playing classical style at a very good level and her brother also played guitar along with her, then there were the shredding practice videos 180bpm Wow!
@@Alicatt1 these videos are on my TH-cam channel.
@@Alicatt1 th-cam.com/video/PfTaoULmdf8/w-d-xo.html
Her teacher Renaud explains "a small precision concerning this version, it is an arrangement made by the incredible Italian guitarist, Michele "Dr Viossy" Vioni,
who was kind enough to let us use his version." Renaud LS
Interesting!!!
If only politicians could be like musicians!
@@tumunu Clinton is a musician, saxophone !
@@Phil-Paris-France Now that you mention it, he *was* the only guy to balance the budget! 😀
WOW ! I didn't think I'd a reaction/review by Van Cliburn !!
Why lol!
The second movement was a palette cleanser separating the other movements. Never heard it described as, boring, before, probably never will, again.
It is very boring and lazy in my opinion. Again, not everything Beethoven composed was a master piece.
@@PJAlphaMusic If you think this piece is boring, I can only imagine what you think of the slow movement from the "Hammerklavier". I advise that you not perform music that you don't understand.
@@rickkemp1. Maybe it’s boring to play. Example: AC/DC’s “You Shook Me All Night Long” is an iconic song. But very, very boring to play on the guitar. Get it now?
@@PJAlphaMusiczy ? Lol, dude just called a classical masterpiece lazy. Dude do you even know the meaning of lazy ? Because writing 3 movements classical piece of music is definetly the opposite of that
Personally, I think of the second movement as our brains way of glorifying a new feeling. It brings in a dream like state before encountering reality.
It's an important part of the entire sonata if we view it as a story being told through music.
Many of Beethoven's works follow the same narrative and expansion. They are stories, each part mimicking a part of the human feeling. Whether it's love, despair, curiosity or otherwise.
@rickkemp1 I don't think it's necessary to attack someone's opinion of a piece of music. At the end of the day, what we appreciate or dislike about a piece is our own and there is nothing wrong with that. Arguing or slinging insults because someone else's opinion does not fit our own is a waste of time and genuinely just wrong. What I love in a piece of music someone else might hate. There is a reason different genres exist. Whatever piece of music, it could be Brittany Spears for all I care, someone enjoys(or dislikes) for whatever reason is good enough for me.
Being elitist about the interpretation of a piece of music only makes you look shallow and unable to care about the most important part of music: the concept of personal expression.
Your Welcome, I suggested this a couple days ago 😀
Yes you did!
Bravo reaction, enjoyed it!
Great reaction ! Thanks !
I got you!
Impressive as Tina S is (was) we should not forget to mention Michele Vioni aka Dr. Viossy who arranged this piece: th-cam.com/video/MZuSaudKc68/w-d-xo.html
Checkout his latest creation again mixing up the neo-classical songbook: th-cam.com/video/ShD46hpk9gg/w-d-xo.html
Great reaction, cheers. I have played guitar for just under 40 years, it took me 3 days to learn the first 6 seconds of this and forgot it in 5 mins lol. i love seeing fellow musicians react to this, this is the best yet. She kinda puts thrash metal bands out of step with the tempo, u say 170 bpm, i was thinking 140 which is bloody quick to me!
Hahahha actually it was 170 on the dot though
Impressed you played Scarlatti for your graduation. He is like Paganini for the harpsichord.
Beethoven, first hevy metal composer, I love neo classic rock. 👍
If you get the chance, heck out this reaction to Tina S. The channel is The Kel N' Rich Show, and the video title is, "Tina S (Moonlight Sonata - Rippin' Guitar Version) Kel-n-Rich's First Reaction". She is a classical pianist and her reaction is priceless!!
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Maybe it's time to meet 5 beautiful ladies in high heels and dresses playing classic heavy metal? For starters, I recommend the song Break the Wall from their earlier albums. Boasting over 70 hit singles, they won Best New Metal Band at the Metal Hammer Awards in 2018. The girls play heavy, thrash, power and prog metal, they also have some beautiful ballads - th-cam.com/video/5Pc0XK0lNmU/w-d-xo.html
Coming soon!
Yeah, Beethoven!
Tina S is apparently coming back with her new band...she's in her 20s now, was in her mid teenage yrs here
hahaha she is 25 in april 2024,
Check out her "Arpeggios From Hell"
She's awesome plain and simple
Marcin.👍🏼
Hi!
Beethovan is Metalica and Mozart is ABBA if they were born in our lifetime
salut . patrick rondat ' vivaldi tribute " and yngwie malmsteen bien sur ...
Dude, she was like 16 when she did this years ago. You don't think she stopped playing do you? Yeah her guitar skills are legendary like @KfirOchaion . Check out some of his covers of Pink Floyd, you won't be disappointed.
No, she was 17 y. and 4 months !
In Mono, Shame on the mess.