Tina S - Ludwig van Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata Cover 3rd movement - Requested Reaction
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I React to Ludwig van Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata ( 3rd Movement ) Tina S Cover
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If you watch this straight through, you can see that this is done in 1 take. 6 minutes, no edits, no mistakes.
Not a single note missed.
Yep!One take, live!
Yeah, her earlier stuff when she was younger had edits, and people called foul. But her bored face says it all: This isn't even that hard for her.
She played 2420 notes in this Sonata. that is about 6-7 notes a second. WOW!
The smile at the end is the icing on the cake...
Tina is a classical guitar player who has been learning and practicing classical guitar and classical music. since she was 6 years old. In addition to classical guitar and classical music, she also plays Rock and electric guitar. Many of her fantastic videos can be found on You Tube. Many years of learning, hard work, practice and perseverance are visible - she is incredible, top level that a one guitar player can achieve. Phenomenal! Cheers!
All the dead composers are dancing to that rendition from Tina S. Absolute fantastic performance
Tina S proves that Beethoven was the original heavy metal composer.
Mind blowing Tina S has wowed the galaxy. No one can complete to her.
Who on earth would give a thumbs down for Tina she’s amazing
People who don't play guitar
@@nudhiapridiananto2633 even people who dont play appreciate talent, I think I know WHO is putting thumbs down everywhere
@@MsKeylas I also think I know who it could be. I wish I could say I'm surprised that Tina has gotten herself a "stan", but alas, I'm not. :(
Not me, she is beyond flawless.
Tina was a guitar prodigy...but shortly after this recording, she turned 18 and disappeared without a trace. There are a few speculations about what happened, but she simply walked away from public performances. The existing music videos are ENORMOUSLY popular -- worldwide. If she is still performing somewhere, ANYWHERE, some of those fans would delight in reporting her whereabouts...but it's crickets. We can only hope & pray that someday she decides to share her amazing gift with us again. Best wishes, Tina!
I read somewhere that she was taking time out to concentrate on university studies, hopefully we will see her return one day.
This performance is so satisfying that I'm okay with her early retirement!
She stopped posting due to so many who thought it was all fake. They accused her of playing it slower, then speeding it up to show everyone. She has since gone to college, working on her law degree.
@@pickin4you a law degree in her BUSINESS SCHOOL ???????? A law degree at 17 y.o. ?????? What a genius !!!
@@0ParisFrance Im speechless dude ive found u like everywhere wtf??
She is from France, and 17 here, now just turned 21 recently. Awesome thanks 😊
She plays several orchestral parts in this cover and doesn't get a note wrong. Amazing!!
Tina's work on Becker's Altitudes is a better example of her skills. You have to watch it twice. Once for the left hand. Once for the right hand. Simply amazing. All the skills are there.
Hi Rob!
I'm glad you like it. I´m just discovering her and wanted to shared it. Thanks for this video react!
composed by a man in his 30's over 200 yrs ago, and still can be translated into todays sound
That prodigy started at age of 6 with classic studies and around 10 years later she exploded musically in her channel , she got everything you might like , from classic to rock , to Garry Moore the Loner ...and everything she touches turns into gold instantly .
Well if you liked this girl's perfomance and because you seem to appreciate good music and talents i have a name for you .
Damian Salazar , the guy wasn't as fortunate to study like Tina , he was self taught and he was performing on the streets of Buenos Aires for long time , till someone took an interview from Damian and he said his dream was to play with Scorpions ...and he did exactly that , Scorpions took him on their concert .
"Sweet child o mine" was the first song i saw him playing in You Tube . I think you need to check him out !
The 3rd movement ..She's playing it exactly how it was written Very fast and aggressive.
That shamelessly confident smile at the end was contagious as hell! Went from her to you to me in a split second! Great reaction, Man!!!
Tina Setkic is flawless. Not one error. None. Nada. Zip.
17 year old from France .. at the time this was recorded.
Love the truth about pure talent. Tina S is gifted!
France And she was 17 when this was done
Tina was 17 when this was recorded. She’s from France.
TINA does not pub and does not sell T-Shirt, her music is free !!
It’s almost like this piece was written just for her. Only a few hundred years earlier.
It is Dr. Viossy who created this electric guitar version.
This is amazing, but very technical - as impressive as this is, I find her cover of Comfortably Numb even more impressive because it combines very high level technicality, but also very high level of timing and emotion -- but she performs it excellently, highly recommend
Superhuman guitarist.
TINA SETKIC FILMED AT 17 y.o. BY HER PROFESSOR Renaud LOUIS-SERVAIS, in 2016 near Paris in France.
Not bad for a 17 year old French girl, huh? Or even someone who's played for 30 years. The more impressive part is the totally matter-of-fact way she does it. Glances at the guitar from time to time just not to make us feel that it's too easy, which of course it's not.
Not even 1 in 1000 people who have played the guitarr for 30+ years can even come close to doing this even if they practiced it for 2 years. You're underselling it a bit. :P
No, she's not bad.She is the best of the best, i hope she'll be back soon.😁😋
Not bad? are u senile? her myriad array of techniques are beyond flawless.
Sarcasm seems to be lost on many responding commenters.
She is French and was 17 when this was recorded. You REALLY need to check out her cover (think at 15 - while chewing gum) of Dragon Force - Through the Fire and Flames - th-cam.com/video/XpASSx0ecTU/w-d-xo.html
Your finger on guitar's fret like machine gun Tina, nothing can stop it.
Keren pouuulllll👍👍
LvB was proud to this Girl.Please Tina ,come back 🤗
tina s is the best
You should definitely listen to moonlight sonata movement 3 (sonata 14, movement 3). It is remarkably modern given that it was written in 1802. Some of his later piano sonatas are even more intense.
Check out her version of Steve Vai's " For the Love of God." She was 17 when she played "Moonlight Sonata."
Beethoven in essence was the first heavy metal. It's been pointed out in a few videos
Hey, you should definitely check out Tina setkic dragon force through the fire and the flames cover at 15 years old awesome awesome thanks 😊
1 minor detail I really like about it is she isn't like most classical players who can't seem to play a note without sheet music.
Those type annoy me. :-)
When Beethoven wrote this he was almost completely deaf. By the time he wrote Symphony #9 (Ode to Joy) he WAS completely deaf!
When you know how to write musical notes, you hear the music in your head!
Btw, she started playing at age 4 and began classical acoustic guitar lessons at 6. She plays acoustic as well.
NO, she started playing at 2 !!! hahahaha, Have you ever seen 4 year old fingers ???
Hey bud.great video...Cant wait for more Pentatonix
Moonlight sonata is mostly known for its first movement
She's playing the violin notes, i belive.
she's playing Dr VIOSSY electric guitar tablature !
she was 17 at the time I believe, French girl, trained classical at age 8...just love her music...disappeared off TH-cam about 3 years ago...
I read somewhere that she was taking time out to concentrate on university studies, hopefully we will see her return one day.
This is yes he was metal almost a century before we knew what it was mozart was just as bad ass and others
You should definitely check out her cover to Drago Force’s “Through the Fire and Flames” at 15 years old. She destroys it. She is 17 for Moonlight.
As i see one who wrote "So fast can i not play the wrong note"
Paganini. 😍
Check out her "Through Fire and Flames" cover.
Great reaction.
Next young talent lady is Sina on drums, check out what Ian Paice think about her 👍.
Sina and Tina best duo ever.
Dude! Loved this react, big fan of your stuff, but you said you were going to check out the original. I looked for it and you never did! Please do 3rd movement original on piano, there's a great video highlighting the piano.
Valentina LISITSA : th-cam.com/video/zucBfXpCA6s/w-d-xo.html
Please Rob, react to Los Jaivas - La Poderosa Muerte (in Machu Pichu). I request you this band and this song many times. Will drive you crazy my friend. Greetings from Santiago, Chile.
added to my list soon my friend
@@RobkReacts Amazing! They will surprise you Rob. Greetings 🇨🇱🤘🏼
Hai uncle Robk.. Please react ayu gusfans cover moonligt sonata (ludwig van beethoven) same with tina cover...please uncle.. I love you..
Was Joe that you mentioned from Louisville, Ky.?
If i could fly - Joe Satriani - Cover by YOYO
CHUCK BERRY ROLL OVERN BEET HOVEN LOL
Reaction from Nick MASON from PINK FLOYD !!
twitter.com/nickmasondrums/status/775678845789802497
Beware if anyone wants to take her home to be his wife. Can she cook?
she was 17 there and she is french with romanian parents
No, her parents are YOUGOSLAVES, from BOSNIE-HERZEGOVINE !!
Bosnian parents …
The Dr. Viossy arrangement - he also covers this on YT
Ron. Yeah. He did an awesome job playing it, not to mention all the time he must have spent to just arrange it. But I still prefer Tina’s version a little more than his because she plays it with less distortion. It just makes it sound “cleaner” to me.
@@frankiek2269 Agreed, I was just mentioning it
@@ronlawrence4706 It was Dr VIOSSY who created this version in 2011, not a cover.
@@0ParisFrance Cover of Beethoven
@@ronlawrence4706 shredder Beethoven
Please react to Philippine diva Katrina Velarde version of Reflection from Mulan th-cam.com/video/L9GoRTXzdbA/w-d-xo.html
will give you chills
Debes hacer un favor. Nunca reaccionaste a Carajo. Te dejo una cancion Cicatriz. Me gustaria tu reaccion. Para que veas cuanto talent en nuestros artistas y nadie copia a nadie.
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This young lady has the skills, zero doubt. Virtuoso, absolutely. Beethoven said it's inexcusable to play without passion....and she was definitely passionate in her performance. But "shredding" just about anything removes so much nuance, subtlety, and emotional range that it just can't be compared to the original. This is loud, high energy, angry, and strong.....That's about it. Musically, it degraded the piece instead of enhancing it. Fine, if you like this kind of thing, but my mileage varies. This is the real thing:
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OK, you guys like this....I'm ok with it, bit I'd not pay to hear it.
Tina is a shredder, she was bored for 7 years playing classical !
@@0ParisFrance I'd pay money to hear someone with her talent playing the classical repertoire. I'd never spend a dime listening to her shred anything. Her talent is unarguable, her musical sensibility, non-existent. Just one man's opinion. Subjective things like this are never wrong, they just vary by the individual.
@@garyguyton7373 Tina interview:
"The comments of the jealous and the haters do not interest me, they do not know the music and the guitar, they are unknows.
It is only the reactions of the professionals that interest me, and I thank Van Halen, Pink Floyd, Dragonforce, Dream Theater, Jason Becker, Steve Vai for their congratulatory tweets!"
@@0ParisFrance I don't "hate" her or any one else. I just feel she's wasting her obvious talent on what she's doing....One man's opinion, other people have different ideas. No problem, unless you're the hater... She's doing what she wants. I've no issues with it, I just won't support her with my dollars. My money will go to Mean Mary...
@@0ParisFrance So the F what?!?! Being from Paris doesn't make her a god. She's a talented guitarist, that doesn't play Beethoven. She plays a ridiculously inane version of his Moonlight sonata, 3rd movement, that appears to have been written to showcase guitar virtuosity, and does that well. 10 to 1 you had to search for Mean Mary, and had never heard of her before this. Guess what? I recognize 2 of the 6 Bands? Or just individuals? named above....And I haven't resort to insults, as you have. And I never compared the two, just stated my preference. MIsora Hibari is another one I pay money to hear, live, if I could.