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Katherine Thomas (born June 6, 1966), best known by her stage name The Great Kat, is an American guitarist and singer best known for her thrash metal interpretations of well-known pieces of classical music. Most feature her using the electric guitar, but on some she uses the violin.
Katherine Thomas (6 de junio de 1966), más conocida por su nombre artístico The Great Kat, es una violinista, guitarrista y cantante estadounidense reconocida por sus interpretaciones de piezas de música clásica con estilo de Thrash Metal.
The Great Kat is the Juilliard grad violin virtuoso & Violin Soloist at the famed Carnegie Recital Hall/World's Fastest Guitar/Violin Virtuoso shredding Paganini's Caprice #24 with high speed pyrotechnics on both guitar and violin.
Genre: Speed/Thrash Metal, Shred. Themes: BDSM, Gore, Violence, Satanism (early); Instrumental (later) Current label: TPR Music. Years active: 1986-present. While most of her late material is covers and new interpretations of classic songs and themes, up to the second album she played almost exclusively original songs.
3 de mar. de 2021 · Transformed brilliantly by The Great Kat, Vivaldi’s “The Four Seasons” is shredded at hyperspeed by the legendary “Goddess of Metal” – on BOTH Guitar AND Violin! This music video shows ...
14 de jun. de 2010 · Ella es The Great Kat, la virtuosa violinista y guitarrista de metal que despedaza todos los artistas clásicos como Beethoven, Paganini, Vivaldi, Mozart, Bach… Toca sus piezas a la velocidad de la luz pues un día tuvo una visión y pensó que la música clásica estaba muerta y la única forma de resucitarla era tocarla en clave de heavy ...
8 de nov. de 2020 · Watch The Great Kat and her All-Male Stud Band Shred this legendary work by the Maestro Beethoven! The Great Kat Metal Goddess is the "Top 10 Fastest Shredders of All Time", world's...
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