Teen Violinist’s Chilling ‘I Will Always Love You’ Cover
This teen violinist’s cover of ‘I Will Always Love You’ is chillingly beautiful. As she performs with a free spirit and pure talent, she draws a huge crowd, people even sitting down on the street to watch her play. Watch the video to see it.
The "I Will Always Love You" violinist is Karolina Protsenko, a 17-year-old multi-talented artist in California. Whether she picks up a microphone or an instrument, she never fails to amaze. Her cover of the Whitney Houston classic is utterly beautiful.
“Whitney Houston's legendary song is filled with so much emotion, and I wanted to capture every bit of that feeling in this violin cover,” Karolina said. “I hope this music touches your heart and brings you a moment of peace and inspiration.”
It is obvious that Karolina thoroughly enjoys performing, and it’s wonderful to see. Her song choices are always unique and a treat when heard on the violin. The "I Will Always Love You" violinist has a knack for choosing songs that are not commonly heard on the violin, and every performance is a true pleasure.
She is a rare kind of performer, which has allowed her to draw in fans all across the world, from South Korea to the Netherlands.
When Whitney Houston fans hear Karolina play, they’ll instantly be reminded of the song’s infamous lyrics:
And I hope you have all you've dreamed of
And I wish to you joy and happiness
But above all this, I wish you love
And I will always love you
It’s a bittersweet song about saying goodbye, even though you love that person. Whitney Houston is not the original singer of the song, though. Dolly Parton is. Dolly wrote it when she left Porter Wagoner’s TV show to become a solo artist. Then, Whitney Houston put her own style on the song, and it got a whole lot more popular.
Karolina does a wonderful job of carrying on those women’s musical legacy.
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This teen violinist’s cover of ‘I Will Always Love You’ is chillingly beautiful. As she performs with a free spirit and pure talent, she draws a huge crowd, people even sitting down on the street to watch her play. Watch the video to see it.
The "I Will Always Love You" violinist is Karolina Protsenko, a 17-year-old multi-talented artist in California. Whether she picks up a microphone or an instrument, she never fails to amaze. Her cover of the Whitney Houston classic is utterly beautiful.
“Whitney Houston's legendary song is filled with so much emotion, and I wanted to capture every bit of that feeling in this violin cover,” Karolina said. “I hope this music touches your heart and brings you a moment of peace and inspiration.”
It is obvious that Karolina thoroughly enjoys performing, and it’s wonderful to see. Her song choices are always unique and a treat when heard on the violin. The "I Will Always Love You" violinist has a knack for choosing songs that are not commonly heard on the violin, and every performance is a true pleasure.
She is a rare kind of performer, which has allowed her to draw in fans all across the world, from South Korea to the Netherlands.
When Whitney Houston fans hear Karolina play, they’ll instantly be reminded of the song’s infamous lyrics:
And I hope you have all you've dreamed of
And I wish to you joy and happiness
But above all this, I wish you love
And I will always love you
It’s a bittersweet song about saying goodbye, even though you love that person. Whitney Houston is not the original singer of the song, though. Dolly Parton is. Dolly wrote it when she left Porter Wagoner’s TV show to become a solo artist. Then, Whitney Houston put her own style on the song, and it got a whole lot more popular.
Karolina does a wonderful job of carrying on those women’s musical legacy.
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A Prayer to Prioritize Laughter - Your Daily Prayer - June 11
When we’re able to laugh at our circumstances or ourselves, we’re less likely to be crushed by unexpected difficulties or challenges.
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Today's Devotional
A Prayer to Prioritize Laughter - Your Daily Prayer - June 11
When we’re able to laugh at our circumstances or ourselves, we’re less likely to be crushed by unexpected difficulties or challenges.
