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- Tina S Covers Ludwig van Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata ( 3rd Movement )
Old Mr B (Reacts) Thank you Ron Lawrence for the link
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Moonlight Sonata (3rd Movement) Ludwig van Beethoven, arranged for electric guitar by Dr.Viossy, played by Tina S
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I've watched every Tina S/Beethoven reaction videos I can find. Seems like 100. May as well make it 101. I really love watching her play. She's a true inspiration.
Thank you, yes she is a really inspiration, totally amazing.
This outstanding phenominon never gets old to me.
Thank you, yes this will still be around when I am long gone, and let's hope all the young people check it out.
I love watching her play. Looks effortless then she has these subtle looks of feeling that cross her face, letting you know she's not just a technician
Thank you, she is amazing.
I see the Band Maid fans together!
Definitely classical trained. And the best guitarist in our galaxy.
Yes she is very good.
She was only 17 when she did this. It's a beautiful piece of musicianship.
Awesome.
I respect old quitat heroes. But she looks like the all are nothing special. Sorry. This woman deserve to show how good her could be.I wish come back.💕
I like that you don't pause it in the middle of the song.
Thank you very much.
She is classically trained. She started on the classical guitar as a toddler.
Yes, awesome.
An incredible display of technical prowess!
Yes it is it's a pity she stopped putting stuff up on TH-cam.
My classical guitar teacher (several decades ago) used a pencil to knock it on my pinky each time it left the (above) fret board. She is classical trained too.
Thank you, yes she is you can tell the way she holds the guitar.
She went to the Conservatory of Classical Music in Evry, like her brother Sacha! From the age of 6 to 13, but she preferred the electric guitar to make vibratos.
At the age of 13 she changed teachers and her neighbor was the teacher Renaud Louis-Servais and he taught her the electric guitar in 1 year !!
Thank you, and what, an awesome guitarist she is.
Moonlight Sonata is her last video in 2016.
It appears the brilliant "Tina S" might be back after 7 years, with a band "Spin Twice"!! Her channel is premiering a new video "Spin Twice - What’s Wrong With Me? (Official Music Video)" th-cam.com/video/kNua-Bmhyaw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=HP0Okzm9-vPvEwzM 31st August, 5pm. AFAICT, it's an original song, not a cover. It might be worth checking out for a music reaction. I hope you and your family are all well. ☮
You likely have dozens of people sending this to you already, but better safe than ...
the teacher is Renaud Louis-Servais, have been teacher of many good player
Thank you, for the info.
Thank you.
Wonder just what Ludwig would be thinking seeing this ,,,, Robby Aus 😎🎸👍
I think he would love it.
Hey, you should definitely check out Tina Setkic Dragon Force through the fire and the flames cover at 15 years old, awesome thanks 😀Herman li of Dragon Force recently reacted to this cover and said that it was the best cover 😀 request 😀thanks 😊
Thank you will do as soon as I get the time.
Bert Weedon's teach yourself guitar books never mentioned playing like that! By the way, are you by any chance related to Mrs B, my maternal granddad's next door neighbour from Bare (UK)?
Thank you, no I am not related to Mrs B.
- Tweet Nick MASON from PINK FLOYD, September 13, 2016 : "17yr Old Girl Shreds A Metal Cover Of Beethoven’s ‘Moonlight Sonata’ (3rd Movement )".
Thank you, I will have to check that out.
@@OldMrB It is retweeted on Tina S's Twitter page.
@@0ParisFrance Thank you.
- Il faut remercier son professeur Renaud Louis-Servais qui en a fait une shredder, qui lui a présenté et appris tous ces morceaux de musique. C'est lui qui a filmé ces vidéos et qu'elle regarde sur sa gauche et à qui elle sourit. Il habite la ville à côté de chez elle à 1 km, coup de chance.
Merci, et bravo au professeur, Tina, est incroyable
Tina est un phénomène, mais pratiqument peu connue en France.... !!!! Personnellement, je ne peux m'empêcher de l'écouter tous les jours depuis 2017 ....
There’s a ton of them. Do yourself a favour and check them out mr B.
Thank you, Chris, I will be doing more this year.
она с ОЧЕНЬ маленького возраста была приучена к классической гитаре, вот и вырос такой самородок ещё и красавица)
Большое спасибо, это объясняет, почему она держит гитару в таком положении.
Yes she was classical trained i think
Yes, she was you can see that by the way she holds the guitar.
A masterpiece from 1801-02 mastered 214 years later by Tina.
I'm sure I sent you this link shortly after your channel started.
My question is, did Tina ever write, compose anything herself. I would love to see what she could do with her own original composition. So if anyone knows, please enlighten me.
- Tina didn't compose anything. It's just a teenager having fun doing covers at home!
@@0ParisFrance thanks for the info, it will save me looking.
As far as I am aware she never uploaded any of her own work. I would love to see it myself.
@@ronlawrence4706 thanks Ron. I would love to know what is in her head for original music pieces.
@@paulpabloanderson6884 -Tina explains that it is only the technique and the performance, the difficulty, the challenge that interests her.
- Tina SETKIC interview :
--- Question : Steve Vai, "For The Love Of God", a piece which many guitar enthusiasts believe represents a quantum leap in guitar technique.
--- Tina : It's a very complex piece musically, technically, structurally.
Playing it was a real goal, I am very proud of its success.
- Tina SETKIC interview :
--- Question : Dream Theater, The Best of Times, why did you record it?
--- Tina : Musically, I love this song, it sounds really good. So it has become a challenge, technically it's very difficult. I love challenges, playing that was only my goal.
Yes, she is classically trained.
Thank you, yes you can seen the way she is holding the guitar, I was right when I said how she was holding the guitar in the classic position.
@@OldMrB She went to the Conservatory of Classical Music in Evry, like her brother Sacha! From the age of 6 to 13, but she preferred the electric guitar to make vivratos.
Elle est la même comme vous: incroyable.
Merci beaucoup, mais je suis vieux pas incroyable lol!
@@OldMrB J'ai stupéfait, vous parlez tous les langues.
@@saltyshowers9356 Merci beaucoup, j'utilise le traducteur google
Years ago... this video broke the internet. This is MICHAEL ROMEO level playing right here. And after totally mastering the guitar.... she disappeared. :-/
Thank you, yes she would be world famous, and tour the world.
nice
Yes an amazing guitarist.
A must reakt is junna dragon force drum Cover..!!!!!
I reacted to Junna, Through The Fire And Flames, 12 months ago I have a Drummer playlist.
- Tina did 7 years of Classical Conservatory, like her brother, from the age of 6 to 13, and she started the electric guitar with a new teacher at 13.
I was right about the way she held the guitar.
@@OldMrB - She holds her guitar in the same way for her cover of Vivaldi.
@@OldMrB - In this video, at 3,14 minutes, we see her brother and her first classical guitar teacher holding their guitar on their left leg : th-cam.com/video/6DkkIIvaAu8/w-d-xo.html
@@0ParisFrance Thank you very much I will check that out.
@@OldMrB Ah ! Il est gentil tout plein ce bon gros "TH-camInvestigations"... C'est notre expert mondial ès Tina... Il est intarissable. Profitez de sa gentillesse pour lui demander des nouvelles de Tina S, où elle se trouve et pourquoi selon lui elle ne publie plus de vidéos. Vous verrez, vous serez ravi par ses réponses...
🙏🙏💖👍👍💖✌✌💖🙏🙏
Next reaction to Adelways lay-"Dolls Song, les Oiseux Dans Charmille" ( from indonesia ) thank you somuch..🙏🙏💖💖👍👍💖✌✌💖💖🙏🙏
Thank you, I have the link for it now.
Tina was voted the best guitarist on YT for three years running, but then she left YT in 2016 & hasn't come back - what a shame & loss.
Thank you, like you say what a shame.
Synk up your music and maby ill come back
Thank you.
masih kalah sama ayu gusfanz. dia petikan ia kurang tenangga dn kurang nyarinh
Yang saya tahu ialah Tina, dilatih secara klasik.
That's what you're capable of when you sell your soul to devil l suppose. This interpretation lets little to no room for improvement.
Yes for sure.
Wow…she’s almost as good as Kanami….lol
Yes, lol!
Just as the Band Maid is said to be different category,the same can be said for Tina S ! Forever BM!
@@zolitoth2458 Yes she is in a class of her own
Too funny.
Tempo 😔
Thank you.
Tina Setkic stopped playing around 2016; she was technically good but she never wrote anything herself. At the end of the day there are loads of youtube technical wizards but they still don't have what it takes to become professional, you need to be able to write not just cover other peoples work. And then the stuff you write others must want to buy or pay to for concerts.
Check Rebecca & Megan Lovell of Larkin Poe are young singer/songwriters, multi-instrumentalist sisters creating their own brand of Roots blues Rock 'n' Roll.
They are professionals who are able to write and that's the difference between them and people like Tina Setkic. The sisters do a cover and lessons channel, on youtube, just to demonstrate their general musical interests but their concerts are all they own stuff.
They tour world wide and have played with people like Joe Bonamassa and Eric Gales, what amazes me is how they transitioned so young from mere youtube amature demonstrators to professionals, I guess, like many professionals, it's their song writing ability that makes the difference, well on top of technical skills.
Well worth a watch, and a departure from what they normally do,: Larkin Poe & @Nu Deco Ensemble - "Every Bird That Flies" (Live In Concert)
Thank you very much, I have reacted to Larkin Poe, and will be doing more of them soon.
Tina refused to perform on stage, she doesn't like it and doesn't like the audience. She prefers her scientific studies.