Tina S - THROUGH THE FIRE AND THE FLAMES COVER REACTION | FIRST TIME REACTION TO 

It is not only a matter of skills, this young woman is inspired, that's why everything she plays sounds so good. Unique.

The most difficult thing in that performance was her trying to keep the guitar on her leg.

She makes Everything look and seem effortless. Any song she touches just becomes born again and is hers. I can watch her play all day.

I think “For The Love of God” is seriously underrated. Looks like a much more intricate piece to play. Seriously impressive

For her this was just another Tuesday. Could’ve been shelling peas while playing. Terrifying talent. Hope she comes back

Tina is both STUNNING and UNIQUE. Man she,s good.🤯😯😲

This young lady is the definition of talent combined with passion and hard work. You cannot get that good at 16-17 yrs old just by practice… You have to have been with something you can’t teach and that is talent….

One of the most talented guitarist. It´s a shame that she ended, hope she is coming back. This is so impressive, but look at her cover to Ludwig van Beethoven Moonlight sonata (3rd movement) That is a sweaty one.

Beyond the raw talent she displays, it's the matter-of-fact way she plays that is so amazing. It's like "OK, this is a cute song, but do you have anything challenging for me?" Also, the fact she was only 15 here, and can pull that all off is quite a feat. Her rendition of Moonlight Sonata was responsible for an 2000% increase in guitars for sale on Ebay in 2016. As someone who has played the guitar for more than 30 years myself, you rarely come across someone like her that has put in the reps, and has the natural ability she does.

Genius!

Very talented musician🇨🇦♥️🇨🇦

I agree with some of the other posters that you need to check out her rendition of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata 3rd Movement. This was utter child's play for her compared to the high intensity shredding she bring to Beethoven's piece.

The reason she makes it looks so easy is because she's got a hell of a lot better technique than Herman Li and...err...the other guy. By the time she recorded this she had posted way more technical stuff. This is a fairly easy song if it wasn't for the endurance it takes. Check out her Yngvie Malmsteen - Arpeggios from hell. It's a lot more technical and is posted almost exactly one year earlier. Or if you want your mind to explode, check out her last post Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata. That is just mind bending...

Velice náročná skladba a zahrána s brilantností a jednoduchostí vlastní jen Tíně-S.💥💨

just look at her face at 7:27 , very hard riffs but she looks like she is thinking of something completely different. phenomenal 👍

WOW SHE IS DAM GOOD

If you haven't seen Tina do Moonlight Sonata, you should. She'll blow you away.

She playing So Good.. Sir u also can react to this young girl- Ayu Gusfanz (13 Year Old) "Through The Fire And The Flames" Dragonforce. Enjoy!!!

Wow she nailed the shit out of that, how good will she be in 10 years time ? nice find.

There's a reason this is Herman Li favorite guitar cover of this song! And ot a real shame that she left RU-vid because of shitty people being assholes toward her. You all are casting shade at a Cool person and a he'll of a young Phenomenal guitar player. Hopefully she comes back someday!

She started as a classical guitarist at a VERY young age...as in the guitar was about as tall as her. She has a very unseen often technique for power chords because those little fingers had to stretch FAR when she was a wee lil girl.

watch her play moonlight sanata third movement, awsome.

Tina is leagues above Herman & Sam. (Sorry guys, but she is) and she does both guitarists solos in a single take. Her version of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata will blow you away. Thanks for reacting to Tina and I do love Dragonforce, seen them several times, shame Frederic left them, their best band member, met up with Fred in Japan in 2019, a great guy.

I love that she’s chewing gum and playing with an effortless no-look nonchalance as if it were like playing Chopsticks on a piano.

Nice react

And I believe she was only 15 yrs old when she posted this...

She is a straight assassin. She no looks a good 2/3rds of the main solo. Including that wicked fast, switching positions up the neck portion right after the PacMan.

Dang!

Your waiting on the same drop, yup me too

Yes. You are exactly right. It’s not hard at all to play once you’ve reached that lvl of play. But getting there is the hard part. DragonForce shouted her out in 2015 for this. Not to mention every other world famous bands (or solo guitarists) when she released covers.

Watch her play midnight sonata

If you like her join her Channel and view more of her videos she is awesome

Nice react, please react for Ayu Guzfans girl guitar from Indonesia Dragon Force Through the Fire and Flame too. She is 13 year old and very amazing too. Thank you.

Please react to altitudes - jason becker cover by Tina S, its so good , such a phenomenal player!

I think she can chew her gum, look at the stars and think about her next cover while playing!!!!

Tina S - Moonlight Sonata (3M) / Beethoven ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-o6rBK0BqL2w.html JUNNA - Through The Fire And Flames / DragonForce ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UKr1H4Jv6is.html

Next try react " JUNNA " drummer grils from japan _cover through the fire and the flames

I think she is 16 here she does Beethoven moonlight sonata in the 3rd movement also at 17

If you want to hear something amazing go to her Channel and pull up Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata 3rd Movement and watch that video that will blow your mind it was done live in one take

YES! Smoking sausage!

Just think about it...this piece was written for TWO guitars.....

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If scientists were to build a human-like robot with AI specifically to play the guitar, this is what it would like.

Nex.. Through the fire and flames(dragon force) cover by ayu gusfans 13 year.

June 7, 2021 Herman LI reaction : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-k6b_IyM42hc.html

She plays them all like she is bored. She started playing classical about age 6 or 7. This was slow compared to her Moonlight Sonata, 3rd Movement. It's over 6 minutes of shredding.

For folks who plan in following Tina S. footsteps - Step 1: Be able to walk and chew gum at the same time…

There was no "take two"....To easy for her. Obviously. =)

All while chewing gum!!!!!

I have been following Tina S for a while now. the Beethoven one she did when she was 16, follow this link to see how she got her start into guitars. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vXotdh-nwAU.html

Dude can’t hear her playing music to loud took away from her playing

It looks like she (was?) trained for acoustic guitar (concerto) rather than electric, its visible on the left hand, the moves up and down the neck are not fluid and fingers are very convulsive. If you ever check the Moonlight Sonatta, ...her guitar positioning, its classical music guitar stance and left hand and its fingers are moving like when you have nylon strings on classical guitar (you need way harder push on them), not electric guitar steel strings. She has a talent indeed, but to be completely honest, she doesnt have anything other kids dont have either. Visit sometimes classical guitar sessions or advanced classes, youll see 10+ such young players on each with equal skills, just not on RU-vid