Karolina Protsenko isn’t just a violinist; she’s a performer full of enthusiasm and energy for every note she plays. Her music always tells a story, whether she is amazing on the street, with a complete orchestra, or giving touching film themes.
At times, the most unexpected approaches produce the top performances. The police stopped Karolina Protsenko for playing Coffin Dance in the wrong place at Venice Beach. The police officer let her complete —and the outcome was breathtaking—instead of shutting her off right away. Her lively violin performance had the audience applauding and it pointed to music’s ability to transform any event into wonder.
Police couldn’t stop her from playing Coffin Dance on Violin
Apart from being a street performer, Karolina is also a classically trained violinist. She presents Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto in E Minor spectacularly with orchestra. She gives an emotionally charged, technically great performance of just 15 years. Seeing her control the stage like a pro is most inspiring.
Watching her command the stage like an expert is truly amazing. Check out the video of Karolina’s stunning debut at 15, where she plays Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto in E Minor with Orchestra Nova LA. It’s a performance you won’t want to miss!
FIRST CLASSICAL CONCERT of 15-year-old Karolina Protsenko | Mendelssohn Violin Concerto
Ennio Morricone’s Love Theme from Cinema Paradiso is one of the most beautiful pieces and Karolina’s violin performance is truly amazing. With The Desert Symphony playing behind her she plays with grace and deep emotion. This performance proves that her talent is not just about skill but about telling a story through music.
Karolina Protsenko astounds viewers everywhere from street shows to traditional ones. One of today’s most interesting young artists is her capacity to emotionally reach people through music everywhere. Follow her path and see more amazing shows by going on her music streaming platforms and social media pages.
15-Year-Old Karolina Protsenko plays “Love Theme” by Ennio Morricone
