Reacting to - Ludwig van Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata ( 3rd Movement ) Tina S Cover
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I am 67 years old and a musician and composer. I have listened to loads of great musicians in as many years and regardless of the instruments they play, I put TINA SETKIC at the top of my list...firstly because of her age when she executed this piece. In fact, ALL of her original set was done as a teenager, 17 years old (this song) and younger! Secondly, the execution of each one is above the standard of even all of the original Artists, again, at this young age. Thirdly, she displays insight into each of the covers, at her age, way beyond everyone else.
Lastly, she displays her knowledge, her handling of, her technical skills of an instrument that many musicians THINK/THOUGHT they've come to know everything about... TINA has become perfection with her guitar. She's is the brand new textbook and manual to use. She has become THE SOURCE of that knowledge.
TINA SETKIC, she's the ultimate and greatest guitarist.
Just as a matter of interest.
There are many different instruments in the world, not to exclude the human voice. Who would be the best of each instrument?
Thank you for your reaction. I deeply appreciate your honesty about Tina S. All the best for your channel.
Don't mistake total focus , concentration and attention to detail for boredom. She is in the zone and feeling every note. Her small catalogue of covers on her youtube channel are worth more than the mass of mediocrity to be found by others elsewhere.
I must have watched this 50 times now, I am no musician at all and every time without fail I am just left slack jawed by this absolute virtuoso performance.
My favorites from her are "through the fire and flames" and "for the love of god", awesome! 🙂
I’ve been playing guitar for 54 years. If I could play for another 100 years I know that I would never reach even 1 tenth of her talent!
I have listened to and watched many of the very best guitarists and musicians of all styles in the 60 years that I have been passionate about music, and Tina is definitely one of the very best guitarists that I have heard and seen.
This was the last video she uploaded at age 17. Tina has uploaded many videos, the first I think was at age 13 or 14, and all are just as impressive as this.
She is back since 2023, now composing songs for her band Spin Twice
@@ericsicard910 Yes, I know. I've heard and watched all the songs from Spin Twice.
I think that Spin Twice are about to release an album soon, but I'm not sure.
Hello from France. Altitudes by Jason Becker, for the love of god by Steve Vai, through the fire and flames by Dragon force are also worth the detour
Hi, i"m a Tina S fan for a long time . I always love reactions made by a real musician .You did good man .
Bear in mind that piece was written for 10 fingers on the piano. Some pianists reacting to this have stated that she didn't miss a note. That wasn't boredom you were seeing on her face. that was zoned in concentration. No music sheets in front of her like a classical pianist would have.
If you check out her channel, you will see that she also covers some great guitarists too, like Gary Moore, Steve Vai, David Gilmour, etc.
She dropped out of the music scene for quite some years for her university studies, but she is back now with a band called 'Spin twice'. Check out their new song 'What's Wrong With Me'. Cheers.
Being a lover of classical music for 40 years I have watched many of the great pianists play all 3 movements of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata without the needing written music.
In fact, if you watch most studio and live performances of classical piano concertos and sonatas they are usually performed without the written music.
Glad you reacted to this one!! Tina blew me away the first time I saw this!!!
I don't know what impresses me the most with Tina. The fretting hand is obviously the one that strikes the most for a first listener (and someone who don't play the guitar I guess). But when you try to play, you realise that the right hand is often overlooked, but is actually at least as hard if not harder to master than the left one.
Her right hand technique is stunning. She switches fluently between different techniques, with minimal movement, extreme precison.
The "problem" with virtuosos like her (and others), is that they make you feel that it's easy. It's so fluid, that you don't realise the level of skill needed, and the huge amount of time spent on the instrument, repeating the same movement again and again, seeing very few improvement each time, but achieving great things in the long run.
Perseverance, dedication, resisting to frustration, and of course talent are the key.
Spoken (well written, typed, whatever) like a musician. At least on guitar you can take a break and play power chords and scream your frustrations. People will assume you're practicing some emo metal song.
She covered the song "through the fire and flames" by the band Dragonforce. And I saw one of the guitarists, Herman Li, react to it. And even he was like, 'what the heck... Do you know how old I was before I got good enough to do that.'
Oh Hell YES!. I remember seeing her do a quick solo to "Comfortably Numb" by Pink Floyd...and was blown away!
She was 17 when she put this out. From what I read, it took her 10 weeks to master this.
She is not bored, this is her focus and concentration face!
You can see more emotions pouring out in some other covers such as For the Love of God and Altitudes.
I remember seeing her many many years ago with her first viral video. She looked bored then as well. She just has that look I think 😆
An incredible talent
Everyone gets stuck on her left hand technique with good reason, but her picking hand is unreal. Some quick background...Tina studied classical guitar at a conservatory in France from the age of 6-13. At 13 she switched to electric guitar under the tutelage of Renaud Louis-Servais. From 14-17 they posted these covers. This was the last one. At the age of 18 Tina disappeared from the internet and social media. She finally resurfaced last year with her band Spin Twice. Fun Fact: Dany from The Warning has also studied under Renaud Louis-Servais. My favorite of her covers are For the Love of God, Altitudes, and The Loner.
There are musicians who practice and practice. Most through practice become just good but average musicians (me), some through practice and study develop into great musicians. There are those who are so good that they become masters of their craft.
Then there are the very few genius prodigies who are just born with the special ability to become truly brilliant musicians from a young age. Those few are on another level that the majority will never reach.
Tina is on that level!
She averaged 7 notes per second for 6 minutes.
Amazing!
Hi , thanks for the vidéo : she's amazing .
Tina interview : "Even if on my videos I seem, as many say, to be bored, it's quite the opposite. I am super focused, deeply into the solo!"
She stands all alone on the summit of the Mount Everest of the guitar world. Such a performance flawlessly without a break without extreme effects devices. I've never seen anything like it, and there are some very good guitarists (Steve Vay Joe Satriani) and many more But that's a league higher. That's no longer talent, it's ability!!!
She also has a new band called Spin Twice just came out recently awesome 👌
I agree with what Gregory says (below), - but also.....f***in* WOW!
(I'm only 66 so I have yet to learn the correct descriptive techniques).
In my top three guitarists
I've got to agree - she's definitely prodigenous (sorry, I can't seem to hit the right key at the right time)
Aint that somethin brother?
Try Tina Setkic Dragon Force through the fire and the flames cover at 15 years old awesome request 😎
Should we call a rigging crew to lift your jaw off the deck?
The irony is that after a lengthy hiatus and absence from doing RUclips videos, she has joined/formed a band. Fantastic I hear you cry..., alas it is not so fantastic, the band is of the modern, trendy, indie, simplistic appealing to the masses type of thing. Such a shame, such a waste of incredible virtuosity. I will miss the old (young?) Tina Setkic.
"but I are a good listener" 😂
Caught that did you... LOL
@@ThePentagenarian 🤣
Another outrageously talented and young artist: singer Diana Ankudinova.
Yes, Diana is a wonderful artist.
For classical guitarists (like her) facial grimaces or expressions are frowned upon
That's funny you mentioned that she looks bored. She looks like that in a lot of her videos.😊
I know that what I'm going to say will go to hell, but after the video with Tina s, I forgot Malmsteen.....
Quick! Duck!!!
She looks like she was more concerned with what to wear that day, than playing the music .
No, she was 17 and 4 months in August 2016, and 4 years practice electric guitar.