From Classical Concerts to Raw Emotion, Karolina Protsenko Can Do It All. Before the lights, before the applause, Karolina Protsenko sits in a hallway, practicing. She is only 14, but in “Masterclass & Final Concert”, she takes on Mendelssohn’s Piano Trio like a seasoned artist. Dressed in elegance, surrounded by friends and mentors, Karolina plays classical music with care and clarity. This is not just talent but discipline, and deep love for her craft.
The masterclass shows a more polished, formal side of Karolina. She is graceful, focused, and careful with every note. Her emotions feel held in, reserved but glowing. There is pride, nervous excitement, and that beautiful vulnerability that comes with live performance. She is supported by piano and cello, yet her violin sings with its own voice, something strong, hopeful, and bright.
Masterclass & Final Concert of 14 year old Karolina Protsenko | The Mendelssohn Piano Trio
Viewers were amazed by how grown-up she seemed. Many said they felt proud, like watching a daughter step onto a big stage. Others reflected on how far she had come since her early street performances. The comments are full of admiration, encouragement and gratitude. People feel connected to her journey, as if they have grown with her.
That makes her solo performance of “Bad Habits” even more striking. This video strips away the formality. No concert hall, no gown, just Karolina in the street bow in hand, pouring herself into every note. Her violin doesn’t sound like it’s playing a pop song. It sounds like it’s confessing something as in sadness, longing or maybe even regret.
Very Emotional Performance | Bad Habits – Ed Sheeran – Violin Cover by Karolina Protsenko
In this video, Karolina’s face tells a story. Her brows furrow, her body sways, and her bow dances like it is chasing something. There’s no rush, just feeling and the crowd? Silenced, moved and some stop in their tracks. Others wipe their eyes. The contrast with her classical performance is powerful. One shows her skill and this one shows her soul.
That is why Karolina Protsenko’s music matters. She can sit with the greats but she can also stand alone, in the street, and make strangers cry. Her music holds both grace and grit. Follow her on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube because whether it is Mendelssohn or Ed Sheeran, Karolina always finds the heart of the song.