This old far (65 farts)t did the same. I reckon she is the best I've ever heard; and that includes SRV, Satriani, Zappa, Vai, Bonamassa and whoever else.
She is amazing......I have probably watched this 50 times since I first stumbled on to it and it never gets old. I really like her cover of Steve Vai's For the Love of God.
Having just commented on your reaction to the piano version of this, with a hope that it wouldn't be too long before you got to this one (I know how busy a Channel can get), you can't imagine how pleased I was to see this pop into my notifications not 30 minutes later. I'm glad you enjoyed it. It's been a bit over five years now since she posted this, then set it all aside to concentrate on her University studies. Hopefully that will be done soon and she'll return to playing, provided she doesn't go on to do post-graduate. One of the best guitar players I've ever heard in over 70 years; it would be a shame to lose that talent. But things change. Love happens. Babies happen. Priorities shift, and life goes on. Still, fingers crossed. : -) As an aspiring guitar player yourself, you might find this one she did at 14 a bit more accessible. It's her fantastic cover of Gary Moore's 'The Loner'. She makes her guitar absolutely cry and beg for mercy, but it's not nearly as technically difficult, I'll usually go and listen to this one after 'Sonata' just to bring my heart rate back to normal. Here's the link: th-cam.com/video/9e9AyDXx19Q/w-d-xo.html Enjoy.
This young woman takes the word prodigy and redefines it. An incredible talent, I wish you would post again on TH-cam. I guess between University and the haters she didn't want to continue.
Great reaction! What also blows my mind about this particular cover by Tina, is that it only took her 2 months to master while she was also busy with her senior year of (french) high school :-O
I think he would have been impressed; she stayed very true to the music...not adding anything extraneous, simply playing Beethoven's amazing music...and, absolutely shredding.
Yay! Somebody else is paying attention. I have read so many comments on various channels complaining that Tina S. is stonefaced and cold; that she looks bored and lots more. The truth is far from that. If more people looked a little closer they would see how much she enjoyed playing. It's subtle for sure, but there is no doubt she loves it.
You're the first reactor I've seen to her video that has given proper credit to Dr. Viossy for the arrangement. Thank you. She really does an amazing job on it. Check out Dr. Viossy's rendition and you can see/hear how closely she nails it!
Its a profound experience to watch this every time. She is so strong. The piece itself is so beautiful, even though she kinds of steals the show. When you said, "Oh my god" I was saying, "no kidding."
Tina Setkic plays with a hairband underneath the strings up next to the machine head so that each string is muted when open (not fingered). Since 2016, she's dropped off the radar. The common wisdom was that she was getting ready to move on with her life, go to college, and couldn't keep up her practice schedule. Plus she was probably tired of haters posting that her vids were fake. There's a vid of her guitar teacher, Dr. Viossy (the actual arranger) performing it, too. And even a split-screen vid of both of them doing it separately, with one audio in the left channel and the other in the right. They recorded the drums and the rhythm guitar first, and then each of them played the lead part. The two performances are so near-identical that almost every note in the split-screen vid sounds centered.
Apart from the hairband, some other things to note: 1) Holds the guitar in the classical left leg (raised) position, not her hands. Gives better fret stretches. 2) Right hand strums freely, more emotion, most people use a finger on the guitar to locate position. 3) Shreds with left hand pinky, usually too slow and weak for most players. 4) Holds pick in thumb and first finger, so tapping with remaining three. 5) Enjoys playing the guitar more than you do watching her. Since the comment was made about playing with others, she was also matched with guitar hero III. To play the game the guitar is plugged into the machine and synced to the score, missed notes displayed as lightening bolts. Instead of the guitar, her video audio was plugged in. The result is about timing and note. th-cam.com/video/xB9l4U2D1rc/w-d-xo.html
You're right... "teacher" was the wrong word. I've seen notes from other people that he was literally her teacher when she learned this piece. But they may have been just guessing, too. Other folks say no, he wasn't. Since he put his version up on YT in 2012, her version could just be a simple cover like what she does with any other existing piece. At minimum, he must've supplied her and her teacher a copy of the same backing track he used. Maybe that's all he did.
@@DougRayPhillips Dr VIOSSY is Italian and lives in Italy. Tina SETKIC is French and lives near Paris in France. And her teacher Renaud Louis-Servais lives next to Tina's.
Somebody worked out that over the whole piece she played 7 notes per second for 6 minutes straight ! She first picked up a guitar at age 6 and received classical training. She picked up her first ever electric guitar at 13. This was recorded when she was 17. Not long after this she disappeared off TH-cam and hasn’t been heard of since…….. She STILL has almost a million subscribers all just waiting for her to return
She was about your age when she did this. I wanted to throw my guitar out the window when I first saw this but then I remembered it's not the guitar's fault. I know I couldn't move my fingers that fast even if I was hitting all the wrong notes. She's great. Nice reaction.
Along the same lines, see the TH-cam videos : " One of the Best Young Female Guitarists in the World ! China Girl Yoyo Ages 8-12 Amazing - TH-cam " and " Racer X Scarified Cover / Li-sa-X (Japanese 8 year old girl) - TH-cam ".
I'm here to help. Just for fun, I took the time to go through the video (which offered a fretboard graphic) and counted how many notes Tina hits on the way through this piece. She plays for 5 minutes and 58.72 seconds and hits 2540 notes for an average of 7.08 notes per second for the whole piece. Watching Tina will either make you want to pick up a guitar and learn how to play or put down your guitar because you'll never, ever, be that good. I'm on the second side of that coin. LOL Check out "Eruption" and put it against Eddie Van Halen's own performance. Not saying she's better, since Eddie was the one who composed the piece in the first place (it is harder to be the innovator than the imitator; however, you know....); however, she gives him a run for his money in talent and technical skill for sure. Bettin' he would agree with me. He is one of my idols, after all.
I love the comments on this song and others for Tina s where guitar players are so distraught they're going to go out and burn the guitars or sell them.
To play every single note of the 3rd movement..which she did (she didn´t left out a single note)...in round about 6 minutes, therefore she had to play "on an avarage" of 6 -7 notes per second...just saying....and most the time she didn´t even look at the threadboard.
I heard her play Jason Becker's 'Altitudes' and promptly dumped my guitar in the bin. Only joking, ha ha....I ceremoniously burned it in the back garden!
Just incredible. I had seen a couple Tina S. performances but not this one. Reading the other comments here it seems she is yet another child music prodigy. The other current guitar prodigy, I know if, is 11 year old Taj Farrant from Australia. Marcin is a 19 year old crazy good guitarist and his version of this piece is beyond description, but sadly his videos get blocked. On the Beethoven reaction I mentioned Alma Deutscher, a true modern day Mozart is likely the most talented of your generations music prodigies. Angelina Jordan is the most unique prodigy since she specializes in vocals and we don't know of another. Daniel, we know you and most of us love our prog rock which often covers classical music. My favorite prog band is ELP and I would suggest reacting to their album, Pictures at an Exhibition which was a classical music piece composed by Mussorgsky.
My favourite covers, in reverse order, Steve Vai's "For the Love of God", Jason Becker's 'Altitudes' and, best of all, Gary Moore's 'The Loner', which brings me to tears. It may not be the most difficult of the pieces (and she's incredible on all) but it's beautiful...it's Gary Moore... can't praise it more than that. P. S. Can't fathom why virtually no one reacts to my top two... Seems shredding and fast fingers is what impresses most (though I suppose familiarity with the pieces may also contribute? 🤔).
The saving souls at the Crossroads comment under the video is a nod to A movie named Crossroads starring Ralph "Karate KId" Macchio, the late Joe Seneca and guitar virtuoso Steve Vai and a piece of guitar music called Eugene's trickbag which is based on another classical piece by Paganini. Vai and Macchio do some legendary "head cuttin' " in that movie. Head cuttin' is a slang term. She does a cover of that as well. If you havent seen that movie you're missing out.
giggles...Exceptional differences in someone professionally trained as a "Master Guitarist" (who can play anything, note for note, tone for tone, consistently every time) und someone who has excelled in their music genre "only". She actually played many parts of other instruments in this composition...und did it superbly. :-)
Hey Daniel, thanks for the reaction. Maybe obvious to anyone who's heard it before, but the audio quality on this is mangled (speed, notes dropping, dynamics etc.). Listen to the original in the link - much better.
Now watch Through Fire And Flames apparently its the hardest level in guitar Hero and she she shreds that! Then look at Juna doing the same one on drums.
This agitated music of course lends itself happily to some tapping and shredding. It's understandable you acually hear a lot of those influences (as well as Bach) in classic metal guitarists.
There have been recent changes to Tina's thumbnail and she may have finished up school. I have read there is an album in the works. More Tina Setkic please!
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Adding to Doug's comment about split screen. There's a side by side version of this with Guitar Hero. I'd Love to hear some of my 'so-called' Guitar Hero friends do this!!!
Tina is a genius. remember, she got congratulated by Yngwie malmsteen himself for her interpretation of his arpegios from hell. Each time I look at that video, I am smacked by the precision of her picks. the magic is in the right hand, even if the left one is flying in precision. so close to perfection even the 2 small squigs are no mistakes, they just prove it is absolutely live. I read once a comment saying that we cannot even play the wrong notes that fast. sums it up ...
Notice she holding the guitar in a classical stance. This allows her to keep the travel down on the arpeggios. Imagine trying to do this with a low slung or Pete Towsend stance. I bet even Eddie Van Halen would get tired out before the ebd of the movement.
You probably should check out guitarist Yngwie Malmsteen if you haven't already. He was much inspired by Deep Purple and Rainbow's Riche Blackmore, but also (like Blackmore) inspired by classical like Bach and the like. He is among the top ranking guitarists and I've heard stuff from him reminding of this. Unfortunately I'm not that familiar with his production that I can give you any more precis pointers. But just search Yngwie Malmsteen on youtube and you'll have plenty to explore.
Here is a video of the extremely beautiful Anastasia Huppmann playing the Moonight sonata 3rd movement on piano, complete perfection and beauty combined! th-cam.com/video/c-zCkDOwNTs/w-d-xo.html
Tina was 17 when she played this! Practicing since she was 8; tirelessly and with dedication. What where you doing at 17? I was acting like a dickhead and a fool.
She is the better guitarist in the world. Her technique is very impressive, absolute perfection. Also you've to analyze carefully her picking that is strange and awesome. No one can dream of doing what she does, period.
She is so technically gifted. She can move around the fretboard amazingly well. I heard just one 'mood', and that is hard to sustain over the entire piece. In my opinion, distorted electric guitar simply does not have the emotional range that the music needs in order breathe and come alive. Even her body language suggests boredom. I love Beethoven, and would love to see more reactions to 'classical' music. Rhapsody in Blue anyone?
@@0ParisFrance Thank you. I should have counted the frets, that would have been the logical thing to do. Two of my guitars have 20 frets, my acoustic, and my Strat. But my Gibson LP Custom has 22 frets, but because it is a fatter neck it has the illusion of being shorter. Then in this video, Tina S's guitar and headstock is black, the background is black, she is wearing dark clothes, and she is sitting, then the fretboard itself is a light color which makes it stand out in contrast and likely adds to the illusion of it being extra long, almost sitar like, but not quite.
Every dislike on that video is an ex-guitarist who smashed, threw, put away, gave away or sold his/her guitar after viewing the video.
Dislikes have never touched a guitar in their life!
Or people who don't like a 3.5 minute long intro to a reaction video
@@AdamHarte They don't know fast forward ??
The first time I saw this video I binge watched her entire channel. I'm an old fart but man I am amazed by this incredible young woman.
Quality, talent, excellence, etc., are universal and timeless!
This old far (65 farts)t did the same.
I reckon she is the best I've ever heard; and that includes SRV, Satriani, Zappa, Vai, Bonamassa and whoever else.
I did the same thing after I saw her first video a few years ago. I hope she decides to come back again.
99% of elite guitarist's out there can keep practicing 24/7 for the rest of their lives and still never reach her level of shredding
She shreds sonatas by the seashore!!!
Try tapping taccatas on a tree trunk. On a Tuesday.....I'm not making this work am i? Anyway i like yours better.
She brings tears to my eyes every time I hear this. Just over the top. Love Tina!
She is amazing......I have probably watched this 50 times since I first stumbled on to it and it never gets old. I really like her cover of Steve Vai's For the Love of God.
That one and her Gary Moore Tribute are definitely my favorites
Having just commented on your reaction to the piano version of this, with a hope that it wouldn't be too long before you got to this one (I know how busy a Channel can get), you can't imagine how pleased I was to see this pop into my notifications not 30 minutes later. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
It's been a bit over five years now since she posted this, then set it all aside to concentrate on her University studies. Hopefully that will be done soon and she'll return to playing, provided she doesn't go on to do post-graduate. One of the best guitar players I've ever heard in over 70 years; it would be a shame to lose that talent. But things change. Love happens. Babies happen. Priorities shift, and life goes on. Still, fingers crossed. : -)
As an aspiring guitar player yourself, you might find this one she did at 14 a bit more accessible. It's her fantastic cover of Gary Moore's 'The Loner'. She makes her guitar absolutely cry and beg for mercy, but it's not nearly as technically difficult, I'll usually go and listen to this one after 'Sonata' just to bring my heart rate back to normal. Here's the link: th-cam.com/video/9e9AyDXx19Q/w-d-xo.html
Enjoy.
This young woman takes the word prodigy and redefines it. An incredible talent, I wish you would post again on TH-cam. I guess between University and the haters she didn't want to continue.
When you get the congratulations from Pink Floyd, you don' care about the unknow haters.
She’s the greatest player in the world.
Great reaction! What also blows my mind about this particular cover by Tina, is that it only took her 2 months to master while she was also busy with her senior year of (french) high school :-O
If you look closely you can see her drinking a cup of coffee while she plays
Hahahaaahaaaaa!
@@parisbrat 🙂
If you play it on 1/4 speed you can see her quickly call her mom
@@steverogers3919 😜😎🤣😛
I always wonder what Beethoven would have thought of this if he could have heard it.
I think he would have been impressed; she stayed very true to the music...not adding anything extraneous, simply playing Beethoven's amazing music...and, absolutely shredding.
"Why is she playing this on an instrument that can't play all the notes I wrote?!"
OMG! I hadn't seen this before! Wow. Incredible. Wow. I'm at a loss for words, lol.
thank you so much for this reaction -- never heard anything like this before -- beautiful
Now check out Yo Yo. X
-TINA is having fun, she smiled 7 times in her video !! At 0:01, 0:49, 0:52, 4:48, 4:53, 5:29, 6:01
Yay! Somebody else is paying attention.
I have read so many comments on various channels complaining that Tina S. is stonefaced and cold; that she looks bored and lots more.
The truth is far from that.
If more people looked a little closer they would see how much she enjoyed playing. It's subtle for sure, but there is no doubt she loves it.
@@stevious7278
We have never seen a child complain about his hobby! Who dares say that a boy who plays football is bored?
@@stevious7278
And people have not understood that she is playing in front of her teacher Renaud who films her!
You're the first reactor I've seen to her video that has given proper credit to Dr. Viossy for the arrangement. Thank you. She really does an amazing job on it. Check out Dr. Viossy's rendition and you can see/hear how closely she nails it!
Its a profound experience to watch this every time. She is so strong. The piece itself is so beautiful, even though she kinds of steals the show. When you said, "Oh my god" I was saying, "no kidding."
Glad you found Tina. Extraordinary, peerless talent. Her Comfortably Numb beggars belief. Hope she reappears one day.
Tina Setkic plays with a hairband underneath the strings up next to the machine head so that each string is muted when open (not fingered).
Since 2016, she's dropped off the radar. The common wisdom was that she was getting ready to move on with her life, go to college, and couldn't keep up her practice schedule. Plus she was probably tired of haters posting that her vids were fake.
There's a vid of her guitar teacher, Dr. Viossy (the actual arranger) performing it, too. And even a split-screen vid of both of them doing it separately, with one audio in the left channel and the other in the right. They recorded the drums and the rhythm guitar first, and then each of them played the lead part. The two performances are so near-identical that almost every note in the split-screen vid sounds centered.
Apart from the hairband, some other things to note:
1) Holds the guitar in the classical left leg (raised) position, not her hands. Gives better fret stretches.
2) Right hand strums freely, more emotion, most people use a finger on the guitar to locate position.
3) Shreds with left hand pinky, usually too slow and weak for most players.
4) Holds pick in thumb and first finger, so tapping with remaining three.
5) Enjoys playing the guitar more than you do watching her.
Since the comment was made about playing with others, she was also matched with guitar hero III. To play the game the guitar is plugged into the machine and synced to the score, missed notes displayed as lightening bolts. Instead of the guitar, her video audio was plugged in. The result is about timing and note.
th-cam.com/video/xB9l4U2D1rc/w-d-xo.html
VIOSSY her teacher ?????? NO, HER TEACHER IS Renaud LOUIS-SERVAIS SINCE 2012 (Eruption).
You're right... "teacher" was the wrong word. I've seen notes from other people that he was literally her teacher when she learned this piece. But they may have been just guessing, too. Other folks say no, he wasn't. Since he put his version up on YT in 2012, her version could just be a simple cover like what she does with any other existing piece. At minimum, he must've supplied her and her teacher a copy of the same backing track he used. Maybe that's all he did.
@@DougRayPhillips
Dr VIOSSY is Italian and lives in Italy.
Tina SETKIC is French and lives near Paris in France. And her teacher Renaud Louis-Servais lives next to Tina's.
She IS alien may ne!..no émotion in his face !.crazy!
No emotion ??? She smile 7 times in this video, asshole !
Somebody worked out that over the whole piece she played 7 notes per second for 6 minutes straight !
She first picked up a guitar at age 6 and received classical training. She picked up her first ever electric guitar at 13. This was recorded when she was 17. Not long after this she disappeared off TH-cam and hasn’t been heard of since……..
She STILL has almost a million subscribers all just waiting for her to return
RIP Tina S
She was about your age when she did this. I wanted to throw my guitar out the window when I first saw this but then I remembered it's not the guitar's fault. I know I couldn't move my fingers that fast even if I was hitting all the wrong notes. She's great. Nice reaction.
great reaction cheers. took me 3 days to learn 3 bars of this. ibanez launched clean out window, played gtar 35 yrs.
For people not playing guitar this is inspirational those that play(ed) for years replace it for a triangle or something.
By Kakarot! Tina S's bridge shredding power levels are over 9000!
She paused TH-cam to go to school. Expected back anytime.
School?
@@zombie7857 yes she is in a Business School near Paris
Not come across her before - amazing talent!
Along the same lines, see the TH-cam videos : " One of the Best Young Female Guitarists in the World ! China Girl Yoyo Ages 8-12 Amazing - TH-cam " and " Racer X Scarified Cover / Li-sa-X (Japanese 8 year old girl) - TH-cam ".
I'm here to help. Just for fun, I took the time to go through the video (which offered a fretboard graphic) and counted how many notes Tina hits on the way through this piece. She plays for 5 minutes and 58.72 seconds and hits 2540 notes for an average of 7.08 notes per second for the whole piece.
Watching Tina will either make you want to pick up a guitar and learn how to play or put down your guitar because you'll never, ever, be that good. I'm on the second side of that coin. LOL
Check out "Eruption" and put it against Eddie Van Halen's own performance. Not saying she's better, since Eddie was the one who composed the piece in the first place (it is harder to be the innovator than the imitator; however, you know....); however, she gives him a run for his money in talent and technical skill for sure. Bettin' he would agree with me. He is one of my idols, after all.
I love the comments on this song and others for Tina s where guitar players are so distraught they're going to go out and burn the guitars or sell them.
Jack Butler drops his guitar and sulks away.
Your last notes stated how complex this was for piano just imagine Beethovens face if he had seen this.
Definitely check out Through the Fire and Flames, it's a lock!
To play every single note of the 3rd movement..which she did (she didn´t left out a single note)...in round about 6 minutes, therefore she had to play "on an avarage" of 6 -7 notes per second...just saying....and most the time she didn´t even look at the threadboard.
I heard her play Jason Becker's 'Altitudes' and promptly dumped my guitar in the bin. Only joking, ha ha....I ceremoniously burned it in the back garden!
3 universal reactions to this: surprise, disbelief, enjoyment...
She kicks ass. And I love this movement, the first movement gets all the attention and is a great section, but the 3rd movement is where its at.
Someone actually counted the number of notes she played in this video. She AVERAGED 7 notes per second over the entire 6 minutes!
Yes as on the tablature created by Dr VIOSSY ! It is a cover !
Just incredible. I had seen a couple Tina S. performances but not this one. Reading the other comments here it seems she is yet another child music prodigy. The other current guitar prodigy, I know if, is 11 year old Taj Farrant from Australia. Marcin is a 19 year old crazy good guitarist and his version of this piece is beyond description, but sadly his videos get blocked. On the Beethoven reaction I mentioned Alma Deutscher, a true modern day Mozart is likely the most talented of your generations music prodigies. Angelina Jordan is the most unique prodigy since she specializes in vocals and we don't know of another. Daniel, we know you and most of us love our prog rock which often covers classical music. My favorite prog band is ELP and I would suggest reacting to their album, Pictures at an Exhibition which was a classical music piece composed by Mussorgsky.
She is Always amaising.... 😅 You like this.. A must reakt is junna dragon force drum Cover... And Tina s Gitarre solo!!!!
My favourite covers, in reverse order, Steve Vai's "For the Love of God", Jason Becker's 'Altitudes' and, best of all, Gary Moore's 'The Loner', which brings me to tears. It may not be the most difficult of the pieces (and she's incredible on all) but it's beautiful...it's Gary Moore... can't praise it more than that.
P. S. Can't fathom why virtually no one reacts to my top two... Seems shredding and fast fingers is what impresses most (though I suppose familiarity with the pieces may also contribute? 🤔).
Just wow....pure Godly
I enjoyed. New for me.
The saving souls at the Crossroads comment under the video is a nod to A movie named Crossroads starring Ralph "Karate KId" Macchio, the late Joe Seneca and guitar virtuoso Steve Vai and a piece of guitar music called Eugene's trickbag which is based on another classical piece by Paganini.
Vai and Macchio do some legendary "head cuttin' " in that movie. Head cuttin' is a slang term.
She does a cover of that as well. If you havent seen that movie you're missing out.
giggles...Exceptional differences in someone professionally trained as a "Master Guitarist"
(who can play anything, note for note, tone for tone, consistently every time) und someone
who has excelled in their music genre "only".
She actually played many parts of other instruments in this composition...und did it superbly. :-)
"To Play Without Passion Is Inexcusable"- Beethoven
No lack of passion here.
I see very passion !
"Jealousy is bad" - Bach
So satisfying!!!
I want to see Beethoven's reaction to Tina. I would pay good money for that video.
I agree about watching classical music. You want only versions where the performers are shown playing.
I LOVE the face she has at the end :-)
Hey Daniel, thanks for the reaction. Maybe obvious to anyone who's heard it before, but the audio quality on this is mangled (speed, notes dropping, dynamics etc.). Listen to the original in the link - much better.
Now watch Through Fire And Flames apparently its the hardest level in guitar Hero and she she shreds that! Then look at Juna doing the same one on drums.
A piece of music is only as good as it’s performance. Well, this was extreme. 80% of the kudos to this woman. 20% to Beethoven.
Hey, you should definitely check out Tina setkic dragon force through the fire and the flames cover at 15 years old, awesome thanks 😊
This agitated music of course lends itself happily to some tapping and shredding.
It's understandable you acually hear a lot of those influences (as well as Bach) in classic metal guitarists.
The rumour is she's going twin-lead rock with Zoe Thomson in the next few years. Could be very interesting......
HAHAHAHAHA LOL !
There have been recent changes to Tina's thumbnail and she may have finished up school. I have read there is an album in the works. More Tina Setkic please!
No, she started her scientific higher studies and her diploma is in 3 years!
@@0ParisFrance OK THANKS!
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Nice
Adding to Doug's comment about split screen. There's a side by side version of this with Guitar Hero. I'd Love to hear some of my 'so-called' Guitar Hero friends do this!!!
Arrggghhh!
Ludwig would have approved of this version
I want to hear Clapton react to this.
You have to watch her play for the love of GOD
Tina is a genius. remember, she got congratulated by Yngwie malmsteen himself for her interpretation of his arpegios from hell.
Each time I look at that video, I am smacked by the precision of her picks. the magic is in the right hand, even if the left one is flying in precision. so close to perfection even the 2 small squigs are no mistakes, they just prove it is absolutely live.
I read once a comment saying that we cannot even play the wrong notes that fast. sums it up ...
she got congratulated by Yngwie malmsteen ????? I want to see that !
Rock on Ludwig!
Nice! Thanks, she's great.
Hey, check out Son of a Bach, Badinerie or Passacaglia.
Tina is going to college to be a lawyer .I heard if she does come back there will be some original materia .everybody wants her back .🤘🤘🤘l
That does not compute.......good analogy....
Notice she holding the guitar in a classical stance. This allows her to keep the travel down on the arpeggios. Imagine trying to do this with a low slung or Pete Towsend stance. I bet even Eddie Van Halen would get tired out before the ebd of the movement.
You play the guitar? If you start a band, you might consider asking Tina to join.
You probably should check out guitarist Yngwie Malmsteen if you haven't already. He was much inspired by Deep Purple and Rainbow's Riche Blackmore, but also (like Blackmore) inspired by classical like Bach and the like. He is among the top ranking guitarists and I've heard stuff from him reminding of this. Unfortunately I'm not that familiar with his production that I can give you any more precis pointers. But just search Yngwie Malmsteen on youtube and you'll have plenty to explore.
If you've seen juna on drums then you have heard fire and flames. Except juna doesn't look bored
:) WOW!!
Here is a video of the extremely beautiful Anastasia Huppmann playing the Moonight sonata 3rd movement on piano, complete perfection and beauty combined! th-cam.com/video/c-zCkDOwNTs/w-d-xo.html
Valentina LISITSA is better ! th-cam.com/video/zucBfXpCA6s/w-d-xo.html
Tina was 17 when she played this!
Practicing since she was 8; tirelessly and with dedication.
What where you doing at 17?
I was acting like a dickhead and a fool.
Practising since she was 6 at the Conservatory.
tina s bast it the world lol
You should do a cover comparison of Voivod's version of the Pink Floyd song "Astronomie Domine"
Luca Stricagnoli - FEEL GOOD INC. (Gorillaz)
the world's best GUITARS player. (plural)
Very impressive technically, of course, but without the dynamic contrasts of the original, this falls flat for me. Of course, your mileage may vary.
Exactly.
And TINA gives a lot, a lot of emotions!
She is the better guitarist in the world.
Her technique is very impressive, absolute perfection.
Also you've to analyze carefully her picking that is strange and awesome.
No one can dream of doing what she does, period.
Thanks to her teacher Renaud LOUIS-SERVAIS.
Now check out Stevie Ray Vaughn's Texas Flood at El Macombo
Next try react "Numb" Linkin Park cover by Alip ba ta _ Fingerstyle guitar from indonesia
YoYo.
You're hilarious dude
does anybody know, where she is now? does she have a band? did she compose some music?
she is dead in 2020 RIP
@@0ParisFrance ty. that´s very sad to hear...
@@CaffeineNightOwl She had already stopped making videos in 2017, after an accident she could no longer perform as before.
@@0ParisFrance ty you for sharing. that is really sad to hear.
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Love it
Hopefully you heard the piano version first..
Check the video directly before this one.
@@DiconDissectionalReactions Yup was just coming to take this comment down lol
@@eddiecollison No problem, glad you got to see the first video:)
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You have to listen to the cover on the piano by Valentina LISITSA: th-cam.com/video/zucBfXpCA6s/w-d-xo.html
tina s is born for this you were not
She is so technically gifted. She can move around the fretboard amazingly well. I heard just one 'mood', and that is hard to sustain over the entire piece. In my opinion, distorted electric guitar simply does not have the emotional range that the music needs in order breathe and come alive.
Even her body language suggests boredom. I love Beethoven, and would love to see more reactions to 'classical' music. Rhapsody in Blue anyone?
boredom ???? hahaha clean your ears !
Me... strums a D A E...
Is it just me or does the neck of that guitar appear abnormally long?
Time dilation; as she approaches the speed of light it appears to lengthen.
It's a 24 fret guitar.
@@0ParisFrance Thank you. I should have counted the frets, that would have been the logical thing to do. Two of my guitars have 20 frets, my acoustic, and my Strat. But my Gibson LP Custom has 22 frets, but because it is a fatter neck it has the illusion of being shorter. Then in this video, Tina S's guitar and headstock is black, the background is black, she is wearing dark clothes, and she is sitting, then the fretboard itself is a light color which makes it stand out in contrast and likely adds to the illusion of it being extra long, almost sitar like, but not quite.
Abba Lay your love on me or Angeleye🙂
You ca see Valentina LISITSA at piano : th-cam.com/video/zucBfXpCA6s/w-d-xo.html
Just think of all the Time and Pratice it takes to do in in one Take.
When you go to the concert, it's always one take, idiot!
God might exist… finally
tina s is
I love how bored she looks through this whole thing.
BORED ?????? She smiles 7 times in this video !!
Her 'stone face' doesn't show how easy she is.
It's the translation of deep concentration on playing, just like a zen monk focused on meditating.
@@sylvain25betti And they are like that in his family, her brother does not smile much and neither does her father. They come from the Balkans.
She's studying now in university, not music b.t.w.
The university prevents from playing the guitar ???
Sure, the amount of work that's requiered for her way of playing ... obviously you don't get the amount of studying for this
@@VerMaarte Tina is dead in December 2020 RIP
@@0ParisFrance Yep, I heard ... very sad...
@@VerMaarte She has plenty of time during the school holidays to play the guitar.
lol roll over beethoven by chuck berry lol beethoven is back in tina s