ELECTRIC GUITAR PRODIGY? 🎸 Tina S Moonlight Sonata Reaction 🎵

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[@Sectorspec]

Metal is just classical music with distortion

[@572Btriode]

And electricity.

[@pannacottafugo7777]

And louder drums

[@arkgent8390]

Also explains why many metal heads are classical music fans.

[@572Btriode]

@@arkgent8390 Certainly are, and many famous players/bands draw on classical ideas. Richie Blackmore has said, for example, that riff from Smoke On The Water is actually from the 1812 Overture, inverted and re-timed.

[@docbearmb]

And a general lack of complexity.

[@dennygc5874]

I've been playing for almost 25 years. My guitar laughed at me the whole way through this.

[@questionableabsanity]

its like watching a steamy love scene with your partner and they look at you like "why don't you make me sound like that when you play with me?"

[@scottcrosby-art5490]

@@questionableabsanity You win sir

[@frankiek2269]

My guitar didn’t laugh. After I saw this 17 y/o kid do this, I put mine out with a “free” sign on it. I would try the drums, but there are too many prodigies on that instrument too that’ll make me feel entirely inadequate. I think I’ll try the cow bell. You always need more cow bell in a song according to Christopher. I haven’t seen any prodigy videos on that instrument.

[@JoeBlow_4]

She is so f*cking epic. She stopped making vids to go to college. You need to watch her play Steve Vai. You will be blown away. True student of music theory.

[@salvatormund1]

Yeah... React to her cover of Steve Vai's "For the Love of god". EPIC.

[@ilikefartjokes]

Before that they need to watch the live version for reference.

[@mikerukavina4551]

Dragonforce just reacted TTFATF that she did. About 3 weeks from the typing of this. They tried to get her to come play with them on stage the last time they were in France but couldn't get ahold of her in time.

[@Wowzersdude-k5c]

@@mikerukavina4551 That's really cool. I saw the DF guitarist's reaction to her video. Is that the one you're talking about?

[@mikerukavina4551]

@@Wowzersdude-k5c yea That's the 1.

[@sca88]

Most guitarists couldn't even play all the wrong notes that fast.

[@danieljodrey8863]

Right? I know I couldn't. She's amazing.

[@dannyholland7209]

Have Played guitar for years. Can confirm..

[@JoeBlow_4]

this is an underrated comment. It made me actually laugh.

[@hiawatha.g]

Classical music was simply an early form of heavy metal.

[@Ecosse57]

😆

[@vidiveniviciDCLXVI]

When you hear anyone perform their art to perfection, it does something to you, no matter if you like it or not.

[@Hi_Chris]

Come back Tina S. The internet needs you ❤️

[@guitar_noodle]

If you like this kind of shredding then you’ll probably dig Yngwie Malmsteen- Far beyond the sun. He’s been shredding Neo classical since the 80’s. He really brought Classical+electric guitar to the forefront.

[@IPfreely333]

Don't forget to mention that he was in a car accident and went into a coma, and came out still rocking.

[@oddgriffin]

Yes, I was going to suggest Yngwie as well.

[@ottolieska9003]

Uli Jon Roth!!!!

[@captaincaveman8532]

Black Star is also an amazing performance

[@572Btriode]

Malmsteen ? Perhaps take a look at this and tell me where she's not looking mostly. . . . . . . . kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3OXoY14oq6Snbc She'd be about 14 here. Yngwie said : These are the most complicated arpeggios I’ve ever come up with. It’s a lot of different octaves in a lot of different modes. It’s very difficult to explain.

[@fnglert]

This is Dr Viossy's arrangement of this piece. Mad, mad props to Tina S for playing this so well, but also to Dr Viossy on youtube for making this arrangement.

[@0ParisFrance]

Yes Dr Viossy in 2011.

[@rickdeckard2240]

The man deserves so much praise for puting out such a demanding arrangement and performance, I'm glad you named Viossy here. Thanks for him.

[@NightwishArena]

Yes, Tina is incredible, but that original version by Dr Viossy is just perfect. Tina makes some little mistakes here and there, and tend to drag a bit on some parts (no wonder). But Tina was just a teenager, so it makes this even more incredible. And I'm not saying that I could play it better, not in a million years...just that Dr. Viossy is even better.

[@davejones2836]

We see Lex's stank face all the time - nice to see Brad's stank face on this one!🎸🔥🤟🏾

[@tazzz1783]

She is a virtuoso, Dragonforce guitarist was like WTF when HE reacted to her Dragonforce cover :) Gojira - The Gift Of Guilt (Live at Brixton Academy, London) chek this band, they play both on the neck and one of them sings at the same time...Gojira are one of the best metal bands out there with crazy guitar and drum skills, we love them, LEX will be inlove ith them

[@JUGGA_NUTT]

A "Prodigy" she may be, but don't get it wrong. It still takes a lot of long painstaking hours and dedication to get this good. There are literally thousands of guitar players, that have been playing their whole lives that will never get to this level. Yes, extremely talented, she is, but don't take away the hard work that it takes to get this good, its mindblowing! Btw, you guys are Awsome!

[@HereThereEverywhereMatt]

And the fact she was 17 in this video...

[@pro-v7500]

If you like the electric guitar with symphonic music, with a flavor of Transiberian Orchestra… then you have to listen to Nightwish. Arguably the biggest name in the Symphonic Metal genre. More of a chunky guitar than shredfest, but still has it’s awesome solos. I would honestly be surprised if you guys didn’t genuinely enjoy this side of metal. 95% of the music and lyrics are written by the keyboardist, nicked named the Metal Mozart. Live is best way to listen to symphonic metal since it has that epic sonic quality, particularly Nightwish. Best place to start is from their headline show at Wacken Open Air 2013 (recorded and mixed as a live official live album and dvd; so sound quality is top shelf). Edit: suggestion links. I made sure I found the best quality video as well as ones that have CC lyrics (99.9% accurate). - Ghost Love Score (cc lyrics) kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIrNep9-jKd0jNE - Romanticide (cc lyrics) kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKvCaIJ5eLafjtU - Storytime (cc lyrics) kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqfOiqqFf7-ChLc - Everdream (cc lyrics) kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4nMZaFuma-WfJo - Song of Myself (no lyrics, but fk’n banger) kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooLYZoSgnsl7jck

[@valeriududau3218]

second that!

[@572Btriode]

Third.

[@sputhoor96]

She's actually playing the 3rd movement

[@terraphon]

Correct. The first movement is slow and dark. The second is more airy and alloof. The third is pure metal, no matter what instrument it is played on.

[@usuallyclueless4477]

Herman Li, after watching her Dragonforce cover on twitch: "Oh shit. Oh fuck. I didn't know how good she played that solo". Do watch her Steve Vai cover if you can, it will give you the feels.

[@3flying986]

The hours of practice for her to hit every note in one take is beyond words.Guitarists play for decades and never achieve this level,prodigy is the right term I believe

[@matthansen758]

You should really check out more neoclassical metal like Yngwie Malmsteen - Icarus' Dream Suite Op.4, Yngwie Malmsteen - Far Beyond The Sun and Jason Becker - Altitudes. You will be amazed at how well the classical elements are mixed with the electric guitar, those guys are 80's icons!

[@bobr4987]

Also check out "Max Ostro". Another child prodigy playing Yngwie Malmsteen.

[@MrKoolaidjam]

She's insane. I've been trying to play this song for MONTHS now and can barely play the first 30 seconds

[@hannuhedman5882]

It's not just fast playing. She plays it so musically and accurately at the same time. There are many fast players but extremely few can combine all the elements together in the same way she can. She is super talented of course, but still she must have been practised like crazy for a pretty long time to get this good! She has so many very impressive covers.

[@jbledsoe7555]

And shout out to my man Ludwig. Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata is a masterpiece on any instrument.

[@crhu319]

It truly is. Maybe the greatest piece ever written, with Fur Elise right behind.

[@Arvipa.]

And the best part is those songs are copyright free 😅😂

[@chrisrichardson5641]

Trans-Siberian Orchestra has a Beethoven’s album! They are totally worth going to a show! Their Christmas specials are simply amazing!!!

[@williamwilburn7924]

I am so happy you got around to this. I’ve suggested it a couple of times because I knew Lex would be blown away. Tina S. is absolutely incredible….her skill is almost beyond belief. I’m so glad you both enjoyed it. Now you need to watch Junna play a drum cover of “Through The Fire And Flames”. Another truly exceptional talent. And watching her is a whole different vibe. While Tina S. looks almost bored while performing, Junna is smiling the entire time while she’s killing it on the drums.

[@0ParisFrance]

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!"

[@MsKeylas]

@@0ParisFrance For once you said something on point. That she is not bored. she is ''in the zone''

[@0ParisFrance]

@@MsKeylas Ce n'est pas moi qui le dis, c'est elle en interview.

[@MsKeylas]

@@0ParisFrance tu as raté le but simplet

[@gumbydar]

Brad finally feeling it. One of us. One of us. One of us.

[@JohnDoe-xg3rt]

Je suis français et j'ai suivi le parcours de Tina S. Son frère aîné avait déjà un très très haut niveau de guitare. Elle a abandonné la musique pour faire des études d'ingénieure dans une grande école française. C'est une pure virtuose avec un excellent instructeur à l'époque. Son père, d'origine slave, marié a une femme d'origine portugaise, est le gardien de nuit d'une grande école d'ingénieurs, un peu comme le M.I.T. aux USA.

[@IA_Information_Paris]

Un slave avec une portugaise ??? HAHAHAHA une première mondiale !! Surtout qu'elle n'a pas du tout le type portugais, ni Tina.

[@kevingriffin9170]

Brad is obviously awe struck! Just check out how is eyes start widening! I've never seen you guys pause so much, it's a spectacle to behold and disbelief that such great awesomeness can exist !!! Tina S at 17 years old ! AMAZING ;0

[@seank7227]

Jason Becker - Altitudes (his playing and story will blow your minds)

[@adiarainfoster]

Since she started with the third movement, i never thought she would go back to the second or first. great reaction you two!!! ❤

[@0ParisFrance]

The 3rd movement is Presto Agitato.

[@adiarainfoster]

@@0ParisFrance yes. I'm terrible with remembering names. but that doesn't stop me from loving the music. I've been listening to this since i was a kid. I love Beethoven ❤

[@victorcachat7984]

Classical and Metal are a natural combination. The blending of the two is near perfection.

[@mpoulin]

This is the 3rd movement from Moonlight Sonata, not the 1st. She did an amazing job!

[@0ParisFrance]

And the 3rd is "presto agitato"

[@davidmoore2308]

I always feel like this is the triumph ending to a feel good film were she is some sort of competition.

[@chasingbirds3073]

If classical music and rock mixed together are your thing it's time you listen to some symphonic metal. May I suggest the band Nightwish doing "Ghost Love Score" live at Wacken in 2013. You can thank me later.

[@pro-v7500]

100%. Been suggesting symphonic metal for Brad since he seems to enjoy a good melodic top line with a groove that doesn’t compete with itself to be a unsolved mystery.

[@paulallan8255]

I agree you would both love it lex for sure will.

[@Howie-du7ov]

I really miss the good old days. I always looked forward to y'all's reactions together.😢

[@roywall8169]

Playing the neck of the guitar by “tapping” the strings has been around for quite a while. Eddie VanHalen popularized it in the 1980s, but it is a technique that exhisted in classical and flamenco guitar for many decades before Eddie thrust it into the public’s conscious. This was an exquisite performance. Too bad Tina does not play publicly any more.

[@crocidayle]

She might be getting ready to something even more badass

[@BennoWitter]

Dr. Viossy arranged this piece for electric guitar. So, technically, she covered it from him. But at this level you can hardly call it a cover. An interpretation like this is a masterpiece in and of itself.

[@JazzcrankMYFHC]

Classical Metal is the definition of “Opposites attract”. The band… The Human Abstract do a very good job at combining the 2 genres. I’d recommend the song’s Antebellum and Faust.

[@sc65gto12]

she makes it look so easy and her face is like. "You got anything hard to play?" It almost like she is bored. She is so amazing.

[@0ParisFrance]

she smiles 7 times in this video.

[@cajunsushi]

Almost makes me believe in aliens from space. Just absolutely incredible.

[@kevinstall1672]

She's playing 5 or more instruments parts on only a guitar! She's the 1st to have done it

[@ralfmeyer9086]

LvB was proud of Tina. I am shure 🤗

[@Justin-nq6kf]

The reason you like this is because you can see and appreciate the guitar being played versus just hearing it. Plus its also insane guitar playing she's not the only person who plays this insanely fast and clean.

[@malhildreth8418]

Beethoven was sooooo rock and roll, he was just before his time. I think if he heard this he would be like "yes! That!". They didn't have electric guitars then, but I honestly think he would love it.

[@celtiquedebanlieue5896]

Enjoy a little piece of France prodigy 😉 Cheers !

[@gumbydar]

Playing the guitar with both hands like that is called "tapping"

[@miraclefred]

This makes me think of the mall montage in Bill &Teds Excellent Adventure

[@dancole2994]

Snap!

[@tobiass3540]

As guitar Player i recommend you to check out 1. Buckethead-Soothsayer (live) Great shredding and feel to it 2. Funkadelic - Maggot Brain (a little trippy, but i love it :)) 3. Stevie Ray Vaughan - Little Wing or Voodoo Chile (one of the undisputed GOATs oft guitar playing) 4. Van Halen - Eruption (one of the greatest Solo guitar pieces ever) 5. John Gomm - Passion Flower (will introduce you to the Genre of percussive fingerstyle guitar) If you like guitar, i would recommend to watch them all, sooner or later

[@seank7227]

Also Id like to add in terms of guitar virtuousos. There are a bunch. John Petrucci, Paul Gilbert, Steve Vai, Buckethead, Jason Becker, Eddie Van Halen, Joe Satriani, Eric Johnson. All of them will blow your minds at their skill. Also like to add Polyphia in here as well.

[@lelandd.295]

This is from the 3rd movement of the Moonlight Sonata (Piano Sonata #14) by Beethoven. Most people only hear the first movement which is slow and a little depressing. But the 3rd, this one, is very fast and lively.

[@Texasecede]

This was her last video. She was 17yrs old when she did this. You should check out her other videos..and, wait there's more..and she did this in one take!

[@oddgriffin]

So you know you gotta check out Yngwie, as some have suggested. That harmonic minor sound is what is probably drawing in your attention, and he is all about that.

[@ArtifisticA]

Jason Becker "Air"

[@kingoffire9373]

Legend has it that her hands are still cramped Forreal, the sad day when she finally leaves this earth and meets beethoven there will be some serious talks to be had As a guy who has played guitar for 15 years I just sit and watch in amazement every time

[@jodimayer225]

I have wondered if you would ever find Tina. Followed her for about 6 yrs. A true prodigy, however, has been very quiet the last couple years. There are still plenty of her videos on YT that will continue to impress you.

[@kolerick]

btw, she's back in a group (Spin Twice) with an ep released... check out her channel. but she's in a group, don't expect her pulling the blanket to herself by crushing the songs with guitar solos

[@TheMetal750]

This shows exactly why I grew up with a love for rock and metal music. You have to master your instrument (to a certain degree) and most metal music is written by the artist. Almost the complete opposite to rap,and dance music. How many top charting artists you think actually write their music or lyrics now? Most of it is over a generic beat made by a 3rd party with cringe lyrics over the top. Heck most can't even sing mumble rap I'm looking at you haha. Great channel folks I'm enjoying your journey

[@roygarrett1663]

You better get that man out to see TSO. He would be on his feet halfway through the show. Me and wifey have been to their concert a half dozen times. They always do a meet and greet after the show as well.

[@chriswest829]

This is the first time I seen someone react to this epic guitar play. I'm definitely glad I subscribed to you guys!

[@yugiohmaster6335]

Through the fire and flames reaction is a must

[@MrDabulls23]

Thanks for reacting to this, she blew me away when I first saw it. There are many more to explore, Eddie Van Halen, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix, etc. etc. Enjoy the ride, you 2 rock.

[@FlipperWolf]

If you wanna see guitar players playing at the top of the neck, you can check Animals As Leaders live performances, CRA-ZY stuff

[@jamessmith-pf5zf]

Lex, you would love T.S.O. they put on one helluva show. A class act Christmas show.

[@XwarriorsoulX]

she was 2016 guitar player of the year, unfortunately she hasn't posted anything in a couple of years here are a few more young girls who absolutely crush it in their chosen discipline drums Nur Amira, Malaysia, Senri Kawaguchi, Japan guitar Alejandra W, Argentina Bass Mohini Dey, India Here are a couple of all-girl bands or female fronted from around the world Bandmaid-Japan these girls absolutely fuckin rock, everyone of them are elite musicians. Made of Ace-England fast, heavy, with genuine late 70's early 80's punk vibe Ninjadolls- Sweden heavy punk/rockabilly alot of fun

[@jinjerjunkie]

Have you guys tried symphonic metal yet? I recommend Ghost Love Score by Nightwish.

[@pro-v7500]

For sure. Symphonic metal is critical for a well balanced metal diet.

[@ivankaleoniefuchs333]

Bravo, Bravo, Bravo Tina. She ist relevant example of a professionally trained "Master Guitarist". I've played Violin since age 8 und Cello at age 10. I adore Rock music but my passion ist certainly classical composition und I'm quite pleased to see someone "Plug It In!!!". Like your reaction much. Auf Wiedersehen aus Wiesbaden :-)

[@0ParisFrance]

Tina is unprofessional, just a schoolgirl!

[@LilNewo]

Moonlight sonata is imho the greatest piece of music ever

[@newgen85]

This guitar version (guitar tab + base) has composed by Dr Viossy (check it out) he's amazing too..but he was not so young..

[@rong5666]

Check out BucketHead and Eddie Van Halens's eruption solo

[@stephensmirnow5671]

Remember she was only 16 and 17 years old when she made these vids. Genius!

[@0ParisFrance]

17 in 2016

[@xtop23]

That's just insane

[@paulallan8255]

She was 17 when she did this.You have to watch her do dragonforce cover as she was only 15 and is incredible!!!

[@TubetakerBHV]

If you like the combination between rock guitar and classical music you should give Deep Purple a try. Their guitarist in the old days Ritchie Blackmore was a big fan of classical music and you hear it. Especially in his live performances. And the best cooperation between a rock group and a classical orchestra came from Deep Purple with their album "for group and orchestra" with the London Symphony Orchestra.

[@robrobert9541]

I was just learning how to play guitar back in 1981. A friend of mine who was already very talented and had received instruction in musical theory told me that the music we were always listening to (heavy metal) was derived from two different sources. One was the blues, and the other was classical music. There are two main sets of scales that are used in rock music - the blues scales and the classical scales. Some artists choose the blues scales and others choose the classical scales. Heavy Metal in particular can be one of either of them. Listen to 80s Ozzy Osbourne, with guitarist Randy Rhoads. You can clearly hear the Classical element of his playing in songs like Mr. Crowley and Over The Mountain. Another guitarist that is heavily classical is Yngwie Malmsteen.

[@alanalanis2257]

Her technique is called finger tapping which Eddie Van Halen popularized with his solo called Eruption which Tina S also plays by the way.

[@0ParisFrance]

It's not her technique, it's the cover of Dr VIOSSY's composition. You have to look at his tablature.

[@fatdicksydrome]

@@0ParisFrance maybe read the comment you fucking dope

[@D-ragon-S]

Love your journey !!!! Much Love

[@boosuedon]

Tina was 17 years old when she recorded this and I believe this was her final post on her site and she just disappeared. Have not heard anything former in 4 or 5 years now. She lives in France.

[@alangrinnell825]

Tina s is a French girl who played this when she was 17 years old

[@nomaddamon100]

Steve Vai for love of God live also gives me goosebumps!

[@ROBOTRIX_eu]

Rammstein: Paris - Du Hast (Official Video)---> kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2arcniwetBrh68

[@RustyCyler]

Credit to KZbin channel "Dr.Viossy", he's the dude who composed this song for the guitar. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4vYhJSrmbCWbJo

[@georgetourlos5840]

Lex I hope you read this. If you like guitar and you like classical you MUST listen to ANTONIO VIVALDIS "four seasons" done in its entirety by my favorite person ever ULI JON ROTH.

[@traceysharpe6330]

It's not a solo, it's a compassion.

[@d.brionebey9711]

There are three movements of this Beethoven composition C# minor , op. 27 , No. 2 . Tina is playing her variation almost note per note of the original piano sonata version . It is the 3rd movement Presto agitato . If you fancy more Beethoven piano sonatas try No. 8 C minor , op.13 " Pathetiqique" , No.12 A flat major , op.26 and No.15 D major , op. 28 "Pastorale" . Deutsche Grammophon has some excellent interpretations of these compositions . Any music by Beethoven never disappoints . Much like Mozart , Bach , etc... these dudes had it together . No telling what other stuff Tina is workin' on besides her education . Classical music is endless .

[@freddiemac327]

Her fingertips should've been smoking after that. Incredible!

[@danielcastaneda1393]

As a musician seeing someone giving you the stank face look is the best compliment you can get. 😀

[@shepinchains1]

Ahhh you've discovered Tina S! Every video is mind blowing!

[@lexustech]

Look up Eddie Van Halen!!!!! Eruption

[@ytcag2007]

"I recorded all those songs because they were hard to play." - Tina Setkic - Referring to "Moonlight Sonata", For the Love of God", "Eruption", "Through Fire And Flames", "Tornado of Souls", and many more. 😊❤️🤘🤘

[@brutisfletcher]

Steve Vai For the Love of God… Brad will change his opinion about guitars/solos.

[@synystera]

just not with the orchestra please. Live from 1996 G3 concert - can't get any better than that.

[@dl2417]

this is the comment i was looking for 🤘🏻

[@oaw748]

it's a piece of music that I really do not understand or like! why these references to gods? do you still believe in these old tales?

[@JoeBlow_4]

@@synystera He meant her version of Steve's song.

[@synystera]

@@oaw748 you don't have to believe in anything to like it, but if you don't it's neither good nor bad. I like it because to me it's one of the most unique, unorthodox, technically amazing pieces of music I've heard in my life. And Vai could've called it 'For the love of Sponge Bob" for all I care - I wouldn't like it any less.

[@oldmanjimh3165]

Tina S is a masteress.

[@gumbydar]

If you want some classic insanely fast and clean shredding check out Michael Angelo Batio - Speed Kills

[@W4rr4X]

In my opinion, it's important to note that she was only 17 at the time (in 2016), so yeah, she most probably worked her ass off, but she definitely is a prodigy.

[@mikerukavina4551]

Ya'll remember Guitar Hero 3? "Through the Fire & the Flames" by Dragonforce? The guitarist for Dragonforce just did a reaction vid on her version. Check it out. His reaction is classic.

[@HZaporojtchenko67]

Tina S is like John 5 and others just a Virtuosa LOve

[@alondor8157]

Putting both your hands on the guitar is a method called tapping, it's generally used for faster notes, mostly in solo's. It's faster, but without strumming the string, it doesn't carry/extend the note. It's just 1 quick sound.

[@0ParisFrance]

She plays the tablature created by Dr VIOSSY

[@gregoryjamessnayer7271]

I agree totally with Benno Witter, saying that Tina hasn't given us any covers of the pieces she played. She has rewritten every single one of them. in fact, Tina he has essentially rewritten the ultimate guitar practical course...and maybe guitar theory as well. This means (in a way of saying) that even the great masters themselves, those whose pieces she has done, need to sit at her feet and listen to her instructions on their own work. Again, as Benno says, she covered Dr Viossy's arrangement for him because there shall be no doubt here that Tina was and remains his best guitar student. I would like to add a few lessons, I think, anyone can learn from Queen Tina Setkic is 1. to work hard in everything you do and do your utmost best - Don't be lazy but be prepared to make all necessary sacrifices for what you set out to do and to achieve your ultimate goal; 2. to remain totally focused and dedicated to your course; 3. to always keep an open ear to those who teach you and to follow through completely and thoroughly; 4. to remain humble in your achievements - no bragging, no arrogance, no self-centredness or selfishness; 5. follow your dream and make it happen! Do not linger on it and DO NOT POSTPONE but START SOONEST.

[@0ParisFrance]

Tina was and remains his best guitar student ??? Dr Viossy is Italian and Tina S is French and her teacher who filmed this video in his studio is the French Renaud LOUIS-SERVAIS.

[@elaines5750]

This is the third movement of the Moonlight Sonata, originally composed for piano. The first movement is the most famous.

[@HighSocietyDrumLabs]

Lol Brad yes! This is AWESOME

[@s.c.6367]

Ferocious that’s the word

[@ericdodge2933]

Texas flood steavie ray Vaughn is all I'm saying

[@robertlinscott1551]

Hey Lex, it took her 3 months to get this down pat and it was done in one take! That is a testament to her talent.

[@paulbooth8516]

Part one: courtship Part two: soft touch, hard embrace Part three: pound town She played the third part.

[@0ParisFrance]

The 3rd part is called "Presto Agitato".