Karolina Protsenko is a violinist with her own unique emotion when it comes to playing any song. One particularly delightful performance is her cover of Sabrina Carpenter’s “Please Please Please.” As she plays notes of an upbeat pop song, Karolina converts it into a graceful, heartfelt violin-looped melody. She captures a terrific, fun, lively energy in the song while still maintaining the sincere emotion of the original.
Her take on “Please Please Please” bursts with energy, the violin driving the lively beat and earwormy-melody behind the pop hit. Karolina’s use of her violin in this song really took it to the next level in an exciting and new way, and it just goes to show how talented artists and musicians are to make something old and familiar into something completely new. The spirit the song communicates to the listener is sensitive and plays out as light-hearted and joyous, as she fills the sound space with so much that it sustains an airy feeling.
Please Please Please – Sabrina Carpenter | Karolina Protsenko – Violin Cover
Karolina’s violin is aglow throughout the performance, establishing an inviting and vibrant atmosphere that makes the song feel contemporary while also timeless as the piece goes on. You can hear her passion for the music in every note, as well as her genuine connection with the song. Karolina has a knack for delivering an intimate little performance, even if the song is a popular hit.
This time around, Karolina’s take on a cover is in a different style — Chicago’s “Hard to Say I’m Sorry.” Yet, this performance adds some emotional weight to the piece. Where “Please Please Please” has a childlike quality, Karolina’s violin gives this classic love song a more delicate, soulful take. Trading some of the harshness of her instrument for a milder timbre and more-expressive note choices, she invites the listener to follow her through an emotional-journey, demonstrating her talent for contrasting-moods and textures.
Hard To Say I’m Sorry – Chicago | Karolina Protsenko – Violin Cover
The violin on “Hard To Say I’m Sorry” brings forth a sense of longing and thoughtfulness , ideal for the original song’s tone. Notes have a great sense of calculation and sensitivity; the music feels intimate and personalized. From the bouncy, snappy sounds of the first half of the song that gets your heart racing to a more serious and moody melody, you can see Karolina’s versatility as an artist and how she conveys emotion through her violin.
Regardless of whether her song selection is an upbeat pop or a soulful classic, every performance comes with her distinct style and emotion. Make sure to follow Karolina on social media so that you can stay connected to her and get more of her music. She’s also active on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok, so fans can keep track of her latest performances and join in on her musical journey.