The last time we saw Lindsay Sterling she was fiddling away in the Legend of Zelda. Today, we get to see what she does with Lord of the Rings.
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i dig the music. but, the video… theres something comical about how shes spazing out while playing, and all the quick cuts like its some sort of rock video…. looks silly. but holy shit she has some talent.
Yeah, the first one of her videos I saw was the Legend of Zelda one, and while her music is amazing, I can’t help but chuckle at her dancing. This video was a bit more subdued than that one though.
If you had ever seen Trans-Siberian Orchestra in concert, you would know that violinists can be rock and roll stars (and dance like them) too :)
I too saw the Zelda video she did and then went on to watch most of her others and I have to say they are all good.
I stopped part of the way through. The camera transitions were jumpy and somewhat erratic, she was flailing around quite a bit, and her musical transitions were jumpy as well. If I said I liked it I would be lying and slap myself for such behavior.
The videography is beautiful with the high up shots and the pan bys. The whole concept of a “karaoke” violin playing while there is really a whole orchestra in the background is kinda silly, but it’s fun to see if done well. This one was done well, but I think the girl exaggerates her movements a little too much for the style of music.