Thank you for doing this! She's a boss, no? Professional guitarists have been reduced to weeping and burning their guitars after watching her. Legions of us are awaiting her return...
I took some time and counted the number of notes she hits during the 5 minutes and 58.72 seconds of this piece of music; she hits 2,540 notes for an average of 7.08 notes/second. Astounding!! Number is fairly accurate from the video I looked at but doesn't take into account the hammer on's and pull off's she does and the intricacies of the playing style. I am mesmerized every time I watch the video. Love her and, like everyone else, I hope she returns soon or at least let's us know what she is up to these days. She has every right to do as she pleases, of course, but I would like to know what's happening because I'm nosy. :-)
I worked out how Tina S does this , if you slow the vid down and go to extreme close up 6 extra fingers emerge from her hands , you know like Wolverines blades , and that's how .....but seriously , WWWWOOOOOOAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWW ! , that woman's an absolute master .
That effect she had on you was the same that beethoven had on his listeners at the time... he was the kind of heavy metal of the era. Dont forget he would have loved to see this. Same as bach i think, but for a differnet reason.
I've seen a few of these "reaction" videos and with Tina S. it seems most of the reviewers aren't really qualified to be critical, and from what I've seen, the reviewers end up with "dropjaw" realizing Tina S is so far beyond what they expected to be critical of................. and far beyond their talents. Not a jab at the reviewers/critiquers, but just something I noticed
Very true. The best I've seen is Fil ("British Guitarist") who offers a couple of useful comments, but you're right, almost none of the reviewers has anything insightful to say because they don't seem to play guitar for one thing.
For some reason, RUclips has decided to show me Tina S Moonlight Sonata reaction videos this week. ;) So, my educated guess is it's probably 1000 hours for this piece. Left-handed guitars are far more available than they were in the days when Jimi Hendrix and Paul McCartney (both lefties) were learning. While pieces like this are intimidating, they are learned the same way on the piano as they are on a guitar: phrase by phrase, slower on a metronome, then at a faster pace, then at full speed when you're ready. So it's not something you have to do all at once. When I learned ragtime (on piano), I learned each hand separately, too.
Someone here ought to give some credit to the person who did the job of transcribing this from the original piano music: a guy called Dr Viossy who also does his own version of it on youtube. Search for it; easy. Unfortunately for him, he isn't' 17 years old at the time and hasn't got the nearly 30 million views that Tina S has.
Michele Vioni. It could be an artistic choice of hers, but my personal view is that his timing is slightly more precise and with a cleaner guitar sound. That's just my personal opinion though. Tina could play the socks of anyone, but there are other talents arising as well.
Does Tina have an album out? I mean, World-Class guitarist right there! AW! I am a Righty but I do know a few lefties and they always seem to be more intelligent that MANY OTHER people. It's a MUST, having to adapt to a right-hand-dominated world. Kudos to you for even trying a right-handed guitar! This was an awesome video! Luv ya!
Hello. Tina is French and she was 17 years old on this video. She started the guitar at 6 years old. This guitar is an Excalibur from the French luthier Vigier. Cordially.
@@0ParisFranceI've seen your posts about her "death" on other channels. I don't know where you're getting your information but you need to either stop or post a link to prove this. However, it would sadden me greatly if you are right.
Thank you for replying. I haven't had time to confirm the information but it seems to me that the internet and RUclips would have gone viral with news of her passing. Until I find out for sure, I'm going to assume she's alive and well. I'm sorry that I can't just take your word on it but RUclips is full of people who will do anything for a "view" or a "like" and I need proof. I'll get back to you.
@@chairmankaga2821 Tina Setkic is totally unknown in France, she's just a schoolgirl from a suburban town. She's not an artist, she's never been on stage. And her parents never communicate.
@@chairmankaga2821 And I need you to give me proof that for 4 years Tina is still alive and why she stopped without saying anything ??? If you want proof, call her family and post on their Facebook.
Great reaction to an incredible talent who has put in an amazing amount of work. Speaking of which I'd love you to react to another stunning young talent. Alma Deutscher is a 15 year old classical pianist, violinist and composer who has been compared with Mozart. There loads of utube clips of her from a very age to her sold out concert at Carnegie Hall last November. I'd love you to react to "Sirens Waltz" from her Carnegie Hall concert. . It's hard to believe that I this music was composed by a 14 year old. 😊🏴👍
Does guitar hurt the fingers? Yes, even after playing for years. Finger tips get hardened, but it is the whole hand that hurts. The pain thing is the price we pay for choosing such an expressive instrument. It can be really hard on the hands and cause RSI etc. But you can get in the zone so much enjoying playing that you keep going for a few more hours no matter the pain. It's a bit like jogger's rush I guess. Then you have to stop playing for a few days to let the damage heal. Left handed? I am too but learned right handed. It causes issues with timing et cetera, because the left hand wants to be the boss when the picking hand should be. I can play some stuff like that, but not for several minutes straight like her (more like 30 seconds before it gets too ouch). She had incredible stamina and conditioning to play like that for that long. Being 17 would help too. People say she looks bored. Concentration I think. Backing track? Organized by her tutor that trained her since she was in primary school. I guess that was what the smile and look was about at the end, i.e., "did I do okay?". She did okay. Wow.
EXACTLY. To all those haters who criticize of her being emotionless. She is not. She is focused, she is in the zone. and expresses through how she plays. Which is actually true for a lot of Virtuosos, They don't flaunt around, They are IN the zone and are grooving in their own way.
After that many years of playing I'm sure her hands don't hurt. Her arms are probably completely relaxed. Having the guitar on her left leg puts all the weight there so no effort goes into keeping it in place. It's just propped up so she can put her relaxed hands on it to play. Make no mistake, it took years of pain to get to this level.
@@rantandroll7583HAHAHAHAHA you are funny ! Tina said in an interview that she wanted to play like her brother Sacha, and she enjoyed it, otherwise she would do something else! She also enjoys playing with her friends and her video games!
I wonder what Beethoven would have said if he had heard THAT! Who knows, he might even have said, 'I never heard anyone play like that in my life but I have heard of the composer..'
Nice to see you. Bit of a mystery why Tina is not back, but this one is still going strong. Hope you enjoy and look at her other clips. ruclips.net/video/Zgi3VtVrrlM/видео.html
Speaking as a VERY right handed person, I’d have probably been better off learning a left handed guitar because all the complicated stuff on the fretboard would be easier with my right hand.
Tina is fantastic indeed, but if you were amazed by her performance, you should check out Dr. Viossy, the guy who wrote the arrangement that Tina was playing. Tina is great, but the Doctor is the master: ruclips.net/video/MZuSaudKc68/видео.html
Yes, it's a puzzle, this. But it is what it is, it's not like someone forcing you to watch this, or any other reactionvideos, because there is a whole bunch of People putting out videos of them watcing videos. But if this is what People want, It is what they get. I see nothing wrong in that.
Yooo please react to YnR Spark - Are You Alright? (feat. SeffyJinx) . Thats my favourite song. i liked your video and subscribed to your channel so i hope u keep up with the good work!
@@0ParisFrance Oui c'est ça , son professeur a été de 2012 a 2017 Renaud Louis Servais , tu vas me croire si tu veux , il y a peine une semaine sur l'une des vidéos de Renaud j'ai demandé a Renaud ce qu'est devenue Tina ? jamais je ne croyais avoir une réponse ….2 heures plus tard il me répondait qu'il n'en savait rien du tout….qu'elle surprise j'ai renvoyé un autre message sans réponse j'ai dû être trop curieux a son goût….nous en sommes tous là personne ne sait ce qu'elle est devenue et je n'ose pas déranger la maison Vigier qui la soutenue la seule chose que l'on sait tous c'est qu'elle a arrêté RUclips a sa date anniversaire de majorité ceci expliquant peut être cela un jour peût être donnera t-elle de ses nouvelles elle est jeune 21 ans elle encore le temps de nous surprendre Cordialement
Thank you for doing this! She's a boss, no? Professional guitarists have been reduced to weeping and burning their guitars after watching her. Legions of us are awaiting her return...
I took some time and counted the number of notes she hits during the 5 minutes and 58.72 seconds of this piece of music; she hits 2,540 notes for an average of 7.08 notes/second. Astounding!!
Number is fairly accurate from the video I looked at but doesn't take into account the hammer on's and pull off's she does and the intricacies of the playing style. I am mesmerized every time I watch the video. Love her and, like everyone else, I hope she returns soon or at least let's us know what she is up to these days. She has every right to do as she pleases, of course, but I would like to know what's happening because I'm nosy. :-)
I love her beat that smile at the end.
Tina and her guitar are a single entity, just amazing.
Ludwig van Halen. Love it!! She's been doing this for 10 years. According to a conservatory pianist who plays this piece, She didn't miss a note.
I worked out how Tina S does this , if you slow the vid down and go to extreme close up 6 extra fingers emerge from her hands , you know like Wolverines blades , and that's how .....but seriously , WWWWOOOOOOAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWW ! , that woman's an absolute master .
We need to help Tina back, with love and respect.
The look on your face is the same as everyone's... A stare of astonishment. ... Love it !!!
Yep, you get how good her timing is !
Best guitar playing in The world☺
Tina S is "THE BOMB" !!!... ;)
Backing track, arrangement and transcription by Dr. V. Dr. Viossi, the only other human who plays it quite this well.
That effect she had on you was the same that beethoven had on his listeners at the time... he was the kind of heavy metal of the era. Dont forget he would have loved to see this. Same as bach i think, but for a differnet reason.
I've seen a few of these "reaction" videos and with Tina S. it seems most of the reviewers aren't really qualified to be critical, and from what I've seen, the reviewers end up with "dropjaw" realizing Tina S is so far beyond what they expected to be critical of................. and far beyond their talents. Not a jab at the reviewers/critiquers, but just something I noticed
So true, I did like the following review, he even learned the first 23sec :) Really good analysis : ruclips.net/video/awiRnKdQdEc/видео.html
Very true. The best I've seen is Fil ("British Guitarist") who offers a couple of useful comments, but you're right, almost none of the reviewers has anything insightful to say because they don't seem to play guitar for one thing.
For some reason, RUclips has decided to show me Tina S Moonlight Sonata reaction videos this week. ;) So, my educated guess is it's probably 1000 hours for this piece. Left-handed guitars are far more available than they were in the days when Jimi Hendrix and Paul McCartney (both lefties) were learning.
While pieces like this are intimidating, they are learned the same way on the piano as they are on a guitar: phrase by phrase, slower on a metronome, then at a faster pace, then at full speed when you're ready. So it's not something you have to do all at once. When I learned ragtime (on piano), I learned each hand separately, too.
Tina = 4 days to learn
Someone here ought to give some credit to the person who did the job of transcribing this from the original piano music: a guy called Dr Viossy who also does his own version of it on youtube. Search for it; easy.
Unfortunately for him, he isn't' 17 years old at the time and hasn't got the nearly 30 million views that Tina S has.
Michele Vioni. It could be an artistic choice of hers, but my personal view is that his timing is slightly more precise and with a cleaner guitar sound.
That's just my personal opinion though. Tina could play the socks of anyone, but there are other talents arising as well.
More than 40M now…
When I listen to this I try to imagine how Beethoven would react to it.
You mean, if he could hear it?
Probably like me: tears every time.
🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵je suis comme Tina s 💓🇨🇵 merci beaucoup j ❤️👍
LvB WERE proud to this Girl..Tina came back...
Does Tina have an album out? I mean, World-Class guitarist right there!
AW! I am a Righty but I do know a few lefties and they always seem to be more intelligent that MANY OTHER people. It's a MUST, having to adapt to a right-hand-dominated world. Kudos to you for even trying a right-handed guitar! This was an awesome video! Luv ya!
lol !... just as stunned as I was when I saw this !...
"she's a beast"... perfect analogy !... :)
TINA SETKIC FILMED AT 17 y.o. BY HER PROFESSOR Renaud LOUIS-SERVAIS, in 2016 near Paris in France.
She lands on her feet on every note. She plays other players stuff like she were a tape recorder!
Hello. Tina is French and she was 17 years old on this video. She started the guitar at 6 years old. This guitar is an Excalibur from the French luthier Vigier. Cordially.
Excalibur Custom
She may very well be the greatest player alive today.
@@0ParisFranceI've seen your posts about her "death" on other channels. I don't know where you're getting your information but you need to either stop or post a link to prove this. However, it would sadden me greatly if you are right.
@@chairmankaga2821 You can phone or write to her parents, the address is on the Internet, and her school too!
Thank you for replying. I haven't had time to confirm the information but it seems to me that the internet and RUclips would have gone viral with news of her passing. Until I find out for sure, I'm going to assume she's alive and well. I'm sorry that I can't just take your word on it but RUclips is full of people who will do anything for a "view" or a "like" and I need proof. I'll get back to you.
@@chairmankaga2821 Tina Setkic is totally unknown in France, she's just a schoolgirl from a suburban town. She's not an artist, she's never been on stage. And her parents never communicate.
@@chairmankaga2821 And I need you to give me proof that for 4 years Tina is still alive and why she stopped without saying anything ??? If you want proof, call her family and post on their Facebook.
Great reaction to an incredible talent who has put in an amazing amount of work. Speaking of which I'd love you to react to another stunning young talent. Alma Deutscher is a 15 year old classical pianist, violinist and composer who has been compared with Mozart. There loads of utube clips of her from a very age to her sold out concert at Carnegie Hall last November. I'd love you to react to "Sirens Waltz" from her Carnegie Hall concert.
. It's hard to believe that I this music was composed by a 14 year old. 😊🏴👍
I agree.
Im Left Handed and play Right handed, its not easy ! :). Great video!
Does guitar hurt the fingers? Yes, even after playing for years. Finger tips get hardened, but it is the whole hand that hurts. The pain thing is the price we pay for choosing such an expressive instrument. It can be really hard on the hands and cause RSI etc. But you can get in the zone so much enjoying playing that you keep going for a few more hours no matter the pain. It's a bit like jogger's rush I guess. Then you have to stop playing for a few days to let the damage heal.
Left handed? I am too but learned right handed. It causes issues with timing et cetera, because the left hand wants to be the boss when the picking hand should be. I can play some stuff like that, but not for several minutes straight like her (more like 30 seconds before it gets too ouch). She had incredible stamina and conditioning to play like that for that long. Being 17 would help too. People say she looks bored. Concentration I think.
Backing track? Organized by her tutor that trained her since she was in primary school. I guess that was what the smile and look was about at the end, i.e., "did I do okay?". She did okay. Wow.
EXACTLY. To all those haters who criticize of her being emotionless. She is not. She is focused, she is in the zone. and expresses through how she plays. Which is actually true for a lot of Virtuosos, They don't flaunt around, They are IN the zone and are grooving in their own way.
Bonne analyse Merci beaucoup amicalement 😸😸
Stunning!!!
I think Ludwig would have approved 🎸
Beethoven heard and he tweeted that he liked it!
It took her 3 months to nail this one down
4 Days
Tina was 17 when she did this.
After that many years of playing I'm sure her hands don't hurt. Her arms are probably completely relaxed. Having the guitar on her left leg puts all the weight there so no effort goes into keeping it in place. It's just propped up so she can put her relaxed hands on it to play. Make no mistake, it took years of pain to get to this level.
" years of pain " ?????? HAHAHAHAHAHA it's her HOBBY not JOB !!
@@0ParisFrance She's been playing since she was six. That's no hobby. Every guitarist (bassist) has experienced that initial pain.
@@rantandroll7583HAHAHAHAHA
you are funny ! Tina said in an interview that she wanted to play like her brother Sacha, and she enjoyed it, otherwise she would do something else! She also enjoys playing with her friends and her video games!
@@rantandroll7583 Guitar for Tina is just a hobby, she doesn't play a lot, she has her science studies to do and her exams to pass!
Victory - Andy James feat Rick Graham - Cover by YOYO
I wonder what Beethoven would have said if he had heard THAT! Who knows, he might even have said, 'I never heard anyone play like that in my life but I have heard of the composer..'
Beethoven heard and he tweeted that he liked it!
The contracts are arriving daily . I have seen a few watch Tina with their mouth hanging open . The girl is posessed and smokes it .
Ludwig van Halen
🤘🚬👽🤘
Both of the girls are very young .
You said you were left handed. So was Jimi Hendricks. He had his guitar strung upside down and just played it left handed.
I would love to hear a version of this without the extra backup instrumentation.
Nice to see you. Bit of a mystery why Tina is not back, but this one is still going strong. Hope you enjoy and look at her other clips. ruclips.net/video/Zgi3VtVrrlM/видео.html
Blitzkrieg By Yngwie Malmsteen (Cover Ayu Gusfanz)
Ahh So was Jimi Hendrix My dear. string your strings upside down. Like Jimi.
I heard Tina is working at the Paris Starbucks!
Starbucks is closed, coronavirus ! idiot she is at school
In mý opinion LvB was proud of Tina..
Speaking as a VERY right handed person, I’d have probably been better off learning a left handed guitar because all the complicated stuff on the fretboard would be easier with my right hand.
The problem is the wrist on your left hand sucks balls. You could be doing the frets perfectly but never hit the right string
I'm left handed but play guitar right handed.
AC/DC PART 2
... She didn't miss one note ... This is when she 17 ... There were no back tracks ...
It is a wonderful performance but there is a backing track.
Tina is fantastic indeed, but if you were amazed by her performance, you should check out Dr. Viossy, the guy who wrote the arrangement that Tina was playing. Tina is great, but the Doctor is the master: ruclips.net/video/MZuSaudKc68/видео.html
Start learning on a nylon string guitar. Easier on the fingers. Then you can easily graduate to acoustic steel string guitar.
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL...........Oh look everybody, I just made a video of me watching a video. It's really very entertaining.
Yes, it's a puzzle, this. But it is what it is, it's not like someone forcing you to watch this, or any other reactionvideos,
because there is a whole bunch of People putting out videos of them watcing videos.
But if this is what People want, It is what they get. I see nothing wrong in that.
Time to toss my guitars in the bin...
You're allowed to blink :))
She'll miss 50 notes being played!!!
I can't !!
Nice video but for me your background music to loud and was competing with your comments not a criticism just an observation.
not with callulisis
Yooo please react to YnR Spark - Are You Alright? (feat. SeffyJinx)
. Thats my favourite song. i liked your video and subscribed to your channel so i hope u keep up with the good work!
You have a lovely, genuine smile and a nice accent! You don't happen to date old fat guys, do you? lol
French guitariste Paris
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@@0ParisFrance Oui c'est ça , son professeur a été de 2012 a 2017 Renaud Louis Servais , tu vas me croire si tu veux , il y a peine une semaine sur l'une des vidéos de Renaud j'ai demandé a Renaud ce qu'est devenue Tina ? jamais je ne croyais avoir une réponse ….2 heures plus tard il me répondait qu'il n'en savait rien du tout….qu'elle surprise j'ai renvoyé un autre message sans réponse j'ai dû être trop curieux a son goût….nous en sommes tous là personne ne sait ce qu'elle est devenue et je n'ose pas déranger la maison Vigier qui la soutenue la seule chose que l'on sait tous c'est qu'elle a arrêté RUclips a sa date anniversaire de majorité ceci expliquant peut être cela un jour peût être donnera t-elle de ses nouvelles elle est jeune 21 ans elle encore le temps de nous surprendre Cordialement
@@thierryrebillard6432 J'ai lit qu'elle poursuivait un cours de business à l'université. Quelle domage.
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What did Jesus have to do with it?
Tina - klasa sama w sobie a ta rozdziawiona gęba to niby o czym ma swiadczyc?
Reaction Alip Bata ruclips.net/video/_JM0Up30rSY/видео.html
Tina was 14 in this.
HAHAHAHAHA LOL !!!!! 14 ?????
In France 2016 - 1999 = 17 years old !!!
Pourquoi tu mens ou tu inventes ???
Video edited August 2016, Tina S born in April 7, 1999 = 17 and 4 months !!
She lands on her feet on every note. She plays other players stuff like she were a tape recorder!