His voice once shook arenas, but here, it is a 16-year-old girl’s bow that brings Queen’s energy back to life. On a bright street corner, Karolina Protsenko lifts her violin and launches into Do Not Stop Me Now with electric confidence. Her smile is wide, her fingers fast, and the sound bursts with joy. This is not just a cover. It is a celebration loud, fearless, and completely alive.
What Karolina brings to this performance is more than just talent. There is determination in every note, a kind of freedom that shines through her movements. The song is all about momentum, about not slowing down and Karolina plays it like someone who understands that deeply. There is energy but also grace. She dances slightly as she plays, letting the rhythm carry her, switching between delicate runs and bold, bright peaks.
Don’t Stop Me Now – Queen | Karolina Protsenko – Violin Cover
People cannot help but stop and watch. Some record with their phones, others smile. One little girl twirls beside her, feeling the beat, too. Karolina does not speak, but her music says a great deal. It says, “I love this. I am here for this moment.” A fan in the comments wrote, “This is not just music. It is joy in its purest form.” That kind of response is typical for Karolina. She makes people feel something they did not expect.
But Karolina’s journey is not only built on joy and motion. There are moments when her music turns inward choosing reflection over rhythm. After the bright rush of Do Not Stop Me Now, she shows a quieter strength in her performance of Hallelujah. This shift feels like a chapter turning from celebration to contemplation. It is not about stopping the energy but about letting it deepen. With her violin in hand and a soft piano beside her, Karolina steps into something more tender, where every note carries weight and meaning.
Hallelujah – People were AMAZED – Karolina Protsenko – Violin and Piano
With just her violin and a gentle piano behind her, Karolina fills the space with emotion. Her tone is soft yet sure, each phrase carefully shaped. You can hear the sorrow and the hope—her eyes close sometimes as she plays, as if the music is carrying her somewhere far away. One moment stands out, a long, tender, high note that seems to float above everything. It feels like prayer, like healing.
Karolina Protsenko is more than a young violinist. She is a storyteller, using her strings to speak when words fall short. Whether she is lifting spirits with “Queen” or bringing tears with “Hallelujah,” she plays with heart. She is growing, exploring, and sharing it all with the world. Follow Karolina on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube—the next song might be precisely what you need.