10 Levels of Orchestral Music

[@biancroire]

YES, SERIOUS PLAYING? EVERYONE LOVES THAT.

[@TEKRific]

@@88a5af Hear, hear!

[@ThinWhiteAxe]

Brett & eddy sitting around "What should we do for content?" "We could always... idk... play our violins" "Perfect"

[@portal2kid]

O.K.

[@starlightsall]

@@maxwu9954 We won't. Stop spamming.

[@kae3027]

Mmm czyżbym widział kogoś z Polski?

[@susanbryant6516]

The more difficult it gets, the more fun they seem to be having.

[@ajchandra7735]

Susan Bryant yeah the easier ones probably just make them bored 😂

[@oxoelfoxo]

They're taking Ziyu He's advice and smiling when it gets really difficult.

[@LordGopu]

@@ajchandra7735 That's definitely how it is. When you're very good at something, the basics get boring and you need to feel the rush of the challenge.

[@thedottinator4383]

Must be nice to be professional-level violinists. Damn me and my level-3 violin-playing life.

[@MrAbsentmindedprof]

That's how fun works, yes

[@fannynoriega8772]

Once in orchestra only three weeks in, my conductor had every violinist play that Mahler passage seat by seat. That day I was glad to be a cellist

[@TheGlassgubben]

But it's not fun when half of a rehearsal is taken up by figuring out which of the hundred billion violins is out of tune.

[@LadyJoolree]

😱Ooooooh that’s MEEEEEAAAAN! At least my conductor gives us a chance to sort it out by threatening closer scrutiny the week before!

[@jimmybilly6339]

@@TheGlassgubben I'm a cellist and I approve this message.

[@user-hn6wj6hp1s]

My teacher is... well... I’ll let my complaints speak. For the current piece: 1. Plays too fast before we even learned the piece 2. Jumps in without practice so we constantly sound a mess 3. Made the 3rd and 4th violins switch to 2nd and 3rd parts 6 WEEKS after we started learning the previous violin parts 4. Didn’t even slow down the tempo to give us time to learn our new parts 5. Rarely plays with the rest of the orchestra, only firsts 6. Neglects our poor viola 7. Separates parts by skill. Obviously firsts have harder parts so they need to be more skilled, but the people who aren’t particularly good at their instruments are all put together so we can’t learn from each other and that part gets drowned out. At least put one skilled person in every part😭

[@mhesss337258]

I would die lol 😂

[@setsunarose]

One thing that’s consistent that I enjoy seeing is: Brett: expressive eyebrows when playing exciting pieces. Eddy: nearly flying out of his seat when playing exciting pieces.

[@tiramyshu]

The “nearly flying out of his seat” part lmaooo I can see 😂

[@rubyyp2182]

He gonna grow wings on his back any second and fly to space

[@spareaccount405]

*Brett

[@saraalina4036]

Now i know which one is which

[@rubyyp2182]

You didn’t know before???

[@maddieyee9087]

No one: Eddy: Gets more and more jittery until he finally jumps at the end

[@alastorholmes5208]

We were all waiting for it to happen

[@casualtea6402]

probably ruined his back with that groan

[@feliscatus4921]

you can hear his back crack lmfao

[@anikaxmeisel]

Because he finished Don Juan haha

[@RayMak]

Your level 1 is my level 100

[@maplelover1]

haha

[@Nemicompo]

HI RAY MAK I STAN YOU

[@マリシュカ-i2d]

Istg i see you EVERYWHERE NSBSNSMSNNSKSBD

[@khalylkaizyap7259]

WHY DO I SEE YOU EVERYWHERE

[@keiyaaaa]

damn hello again

[@joroma2075]

Basically Brett and Eddy flexing their synchronisation for 5 minutes straight.

[@songfulmusicofsongs]

That's great. Not long ago they said that they have anxiety of playing in unison. Here they seem to have overcome it.

[@shela404]

@@songfulmusicofsongs I think by "unison" they might have meant playing the same notes. Because if they don't match intonation, then it's very obvious to whoever's listening. Here they're playing in an ensemble.

[@JackalSniperSnipez]

Les toreadors: *im about to end this mans whole career*

[@impendingdoom7920]

I'm pretty sure they're listening to the peice through the air pods as they listen

[@matthewslocum]

Lol true

[@cullot00able]

Petition to have twoset, play violin every friday without talking. I think we all agree we need to hear some serious playing from twoset too. Makes them PRACTICE. haha.

[@aliahedrosolo3784]

Flex Fridays?

[@cullot00able]

yes! haha.

[@matiaszalazar9876]

Up

[@cullot00able]

petition this also on twoset's reddit.

[@imakat_0]

omg yassssss flex fridayyyy

[@rani.maharani99]

Everyone : Mendelssohn - Symphony No. 4, 1st movement 7 y.o. me : Barbie in the 12 Dancing Princesses 😂😂

[@evaquintanar6798]

Ikr 😂

[@elises.3309]

Rani Maharani omg yeassssss

[@jamiedodger2361]

It's been 10 years..... And I finally know what that piece is called

[@rani.maharani99]

@@jamiedodger2361 you're not alone~ 😆

[@valentinalopez7019]

In my mind while they were playing, I was imagine the barbie scene💃💃

[@sadiemcc9363]

Eddy's enthusiasm for playing cool things is never-ending.

[@carcinogenicbyte7107]

I love it.

[@Tubluer]

@@susie28 Reported.

[@shermanleeyh]

Ling Ling dafuq

[@sopralto9234]

@@Tubluer Whoa, whoa, whoa, hold on, what for?

[@Tubluer]

@@sopralto9234 Spam of course.

[@sebastianalmanza4756]

Plot twist, that isn’t a recording in the background they just have a whole orchestra behind the camera

[@samlarsen6706]

Now I wonder... what is behind the camera?

[@reywashere5284]

Unspeakable horrors.

[@maxliu7576]

@@reywashere5284 what, is cthulhu the cameraman?

[@reywashere5284]

@@maxliu7576 To speak its name is to hasten your own demise. Just like Paganini

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Me: That was amazing! Chloe Chua: It was pretty okay. Me: It was pretty okay.

[@gloriakim4936]

Chloe Chua is a very refined skillful soloist who leads or gets accompanied by orchestras so she might not be that accustomed to playing in an orchestra which is actually VERY different. I had a lot problems playing with an orchestra at first too

[@Alice-fx6el]

It's you again haha

[@Euchot]

Wait this isn’t anime

[@dysxiic]

why are you here

[@Cryseris]

Oh hello

[@deniseangelivwyn6348]

I feel bad for the people who didn’t stay until the end of the video... edit: woah thanks for all the likes guys!

[@b0ba_bob]

Fr 💅🏾

[@deniseangelivwyn6348]

LING LING GRANGER ikr I love these types of vids from twoset ❤️

[@whatroy314]

What happened to eddy lol

[@nonosquare1066]

@@heyytheree i see you everywhere

[@katiamj54]

They're gone practising 😂

[@diliddannte3]

Eddy's hair during the Mahler:↩️↔️↕️⬅️⤵️⬇️⤴️⬅️⬅️⬅️⬇️⤴️↔️

[@MR_C0D3X]

why is this accurate

[@musicgamer8024]

pinpoint 🎯

[@patriciaplouffe9239]

Another day in the orchestra: don't sit next to Eddy, you'll get bruises.

[@gloriakim4936]

You’ll also be shamed silently using music

[@juniper1059]

His joy is so contagious tho!

[@briannaparton6246]

Brett: serious face whole way through Eddy: more and more excited as pieces get harder Brett: eyes get bigger Eddy: huge smile, jumps in the air Brett: satisfied smirk

[@jaquelinecunha636]

That smirk is always priceless 😎 I love how different they are.

[@izzy1221]

Brett and Eddy be flexing on us with their orchestral skills this time. Jokes on them we’re into that.

[@debbiedella8601]

Trying to gain their confidence after being destroyed by child prodigy._.

[@AK-ks7np]

LMAO

[@monicapetitebonita218]

LMAOOOOOOOOOO 😭😭😭

[@pixelplayers811]

I’m late but... lmao

[@andersa222]

Lmaoo

[@clvsidy]

Yezzz

[@daliamae3430]

Last time I was this early Twoset was still playing violin charades

[@yaskynemma9220]

Thebthing you dont know is that they play charades every day but dont record it

[@peachtreecat]

@@yaskynemma9220 really? do they have a live everyday at a certain time?

[@yaskynemma9220]

@@peachtreecat they can play without sharing it, but they should

[@justapersonontheinternet1515]

Kim Jyoti it’s a joke

[@yaskynemma9220]

@Kim Jyoti they are so good at understanding each other playing as a duet and in charades, is something that they also practice, not only on camera

[@zinone2009]

Can we take a moment to appreciate how often they post and how high quality their videos are. They work so hard for us, not only Eddy and Brett but editor-san, caption-san and the rest of their team! Thank you for always putting out great videos for us 🥺♥️

[@maxwu9954]

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[@michellehu6821]

Maxpower Power okay

[@amaniamiller]

[@schneiderFFF]

I mean they don't use a script. I think its great with no script.

[@catherineluk2414]

mad props to editor san, i wonder how long they have to sit infront of a computer for every day

[@alejandro52612]

That last jump by Eddie is what music is all about. The emotion and the feeling of accomplishment through the pain, hardship and dedication to practice for days on end to achieve a certain level of competence so as to be able to participate in the creation of sound and color from a world never before seen or heard. That is the true joy of music.

[@leiacartier2259]

You good?

[@CatLover69420]

@@leiacartier2259 nah I think he just got a post nut clarity

[@carollewandowski7192]

I loved that jump, too!! They both are so passionate. ❤😁

[@Domari0_0]

Beautifully said, please ignore these other two comments who aren't appreciating that what you're saying is true.

[@KSeet]

Wah within 30 min, almost 800 comments and 20000 views. Steady.

[@katelynteh]

hi fellow singaporean lmao

[@KSeet]

@@katelynteh haha Ho boh!

[@Nighthound]

@@katelynteh the steady gave it away lmao

[@cactusrae1912]

@@Nighthound and the wah

[@kamoku0604]

Too many ppl not practicing

[@valevmdb]

After being destroyed by a child prodigy, they had to flex

[@nancyann78]

🤣🤣🤣

[@angeliquemuhavani1221]

Okay I genuinely greatly disliked classical music for the longest time. I just thought it didn't have as much soul or emotion as jazz, it sounded 'strict' if that makes any sense. But after 1 week of discovering and binge watching twoset, it's definitely growing on me. I can confidently say, I would love to go see an orchestra live some day :)

[@andrewbarrett1537]

There's tons of emotion, but IMO it might be more noticeable in the old-school classical recordings of, say, Fritz Kreisler :)

[@andrewbarrett1537]

Sometime in the 1940s-1970s(????) classical playing changed and musicians' whole approaches seem to have changed vs the old recordings of the late romantics. However, romanticism has made somewhat of a comeback (starting in the 1980s?) and so there are probably more classical musicians playing somewhat like the musicians of 100 years ago, today, active, than there were say in the 1970s. Actually, they should do a video about this :)

[@gianellab.4953]

Maybe it was the type of classical music you listened too? For instance, I realized very young that the more contemporary type of classical music is just not for me. I don't know the terms well (my violonist friend told me but I forgot haha), but that kind of classical music can be more experimental and less melodious or pleasing to the ears. What you say makes sense to me, though. I have always felt that not all classical pieces hit emotionally (or at least, not to the same degree). Part of it is the performing for sure, as Andrew said, but I also think part of it may be the composition.

[@everythingsfinett3903]

What, classical music has the most emotion out of all music. Idk check out Valse Sentimentale by Tchaikovsky

[@arkhemlol]

I found more emotions and intensity in Bach and Beethoven than in death metal and progressive metal which I listened prior that.

[@patrickleung8353]

My high school is trash that we even can't play level one orchestral music.

[@stellajacobson231]

I played Mozart's requiem when I was 16 and still has anxiety about it and don't think that I'll be able to listen to it yet without flashbacks. I'm now turning 22...

[@guywiththemonalisapfp5147]

My school used to be the same

[@ethanrepublic]

That's just every highschool

[@alemutasa6189]

My high school was so trash that we didn't even have any music classes

[@minyaksayur]

my old highschool is garbage that my music teacher threw a chair toward its students heh, absolutely learned nothing from him and I had to pay for classes.

[@dacoconutnut9503]

Level 11: The Rite of Spring

[@iEatSquid_SMM2]

*Why do I hear boss music?*

[@leannihi6807]

Nice

[@emilyesnyman]

Level 12: Splashes of Gold (wind band score)

[@Radagon543]

@@iEatSquid_SMM2 Yeah it sounds like Boss Music. Just a fact, Nobuo Uematsu was inspired by this piece and created "One-Winged Angel" from FFVII.

[@TenorCantusFirmus]

@@emilyesnyman Level 13: Ling Ling, Symphony n.10 in E sharp minor (yes, he easily surpassed the "9th-Symphony Threshold", with any repercussion on his life and health).

[@AidanXavier1]

4:05 Eddy's face upon finishing the Mahler section is amazing. Pure joy

[@trushant7312]

The synchronized movements of their hands are amazing to watch.

[@ak-bb9nz]

Trushant why did this sound so wrong....

[@keddrickjamaal]

Yeah, you can really tell in the last few with the bow directions

[@NHATwhat]

Omg yes so satisfying

[@nicholasconstantinidis1637]

Eddy’s face when they nailed the Mahler section😊

[@dimitrishostakovich2223]

I mean the tension build up gsus-

[@musicmirj]

priceless, thanks for pointing it out lol

[@ruthsalgado6775]

199 likes...Must not like....

[@nicholasconstantinidis1637]

The Flower Piano hahaha dw I get it

[@lily-fe5yw]

which ones eddy and what's the other guys name?

[@ktrch_lvr]

I like how when the piece gets harder Eddy moves more and Brett becomes more still- 3:56

[@lykagonzales4152]

🤣

[@simpbelius]

twoset's trying to regain their self-esteem after those 2 previous videos, i see

[@HJKelley47]

I was thinking the same thing. After Prof. Chloe how does one recover?? Maybe having their self-esteem debased, they decided to return and PRACTICE.

[@kavyamohta2590]

There's just something about Brett and eddy playing seriously, immersing themselves into the music and feeling theselves... It just get me all 🤩🤩🤩 you know what I'm saying?

[@1987nanang]

Yeah, getting silly on almost all of their content made us forget they are professional musician 🤣

[@jherlenecargill4081]

Eddy was so immersed, he rOse to the occasion

[@Saltheartfreak]

As an animator, I'm very interested in movement that have curved arcs. And I must say, I was taken aback by your bow strokes. I thought it would be boxy and strait lines. But it was hypnotic and beautifully curved. Eddy was expressive while Brett was more refined. Don't know if that is a good thing when it comes playing the violin, but from my perspective it was very interesting. Will probably do an animation study on you both in the future. So look forward to that, lol.

[@jaohub5990]

Good luck with right hand

[@susanbryant6516]

Eddy has a channel that is violin instruction. (I thinks it’s called Eddy violin or something-google can help you) and there is one on bow control. I don’t even play violin but it was fascinating and sincewatching it I’m very aware of how elbow and wrist move to control the bow, and the SHAPE the arm and elbow makes.. You should seek it out before sketching, it’s really informative.

[@elaines5750]

@@susanbryant6516 excellent observation as a non-violinist.

[@elaines5750]

Interesting. I'm a violinist and my daughter has a degree in traditional animation. I don't think she's ever noticed my bow stroke. I'll have to ask her lol. As far as being expressive or refined, in some ways, it matters what type of music you're playing (Baroque as opposed to Romantic, etc.) or if it's the melody or harmony, which can often be the 1st or 2nd violin part.

[@dcardigan13]

Have you watched that orchestra episode of Tom and Jerry. I thought the animation of the synchronized bowing was mesmerizing, even tho it's probably simple or generic to an animator's perspective (maybe? I'm not an animator, so...) It's different when you such precise, decisive and graceful bowing up close like in twoset videos, isn't it.

[@amrinaramadhani]

*Level 1* Me: "oh there's still hope for me" *Level 2* Me: "ok maybe someday"

[@danteshi]

*lv 10* "ok maybe in the afterlife"

[@amrinaramadhani]

@@danteshi bruh 😭😭

[@maxwu9954]

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[@pppchiv4696]

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[@mariadelcastillo334]

Sameee

[@fullnessof_joy]

This is Brett preparing to be Eddy' s orchestra for the Sibelius drop

[@nadyasutjiadi216]

yeaaah he takes the 2nd position XD

[@sminkle12]

4:08 this little smile they gave each other is a sign of how many times they tried this before they got it

[@djjeny87]

loved this - especially seeing how you play together, as a violinist myself really interesting to see how Brett closely watches Eddy's bowings etc and adapts, and how you bounce off each other as well. More please!! I would enjoy just watching the two of you playing along to a whole symphony tbh! (Esp. if you also shared the sheet music) as I'm really missing playing in orchestra right now :(

[@aydaliosorio2798]

Samee i really enjoy this kind of videos

[@stevenhan8643]

And I really miss watching people like you playing on stage :( I was so looking forward to a Beethoven 9th symphony this year and it got cancelled......

[@ruthsalgado6775]

500th like

[@L4N4A]

i’m missing playing in orchestra too :(

[@sukmaayu8879]

Are they sharing a pair of airpods? _Yes, yes they are._

[@laurawillits176]

If you were doctors you could afford two airbuds each!

[@alanmoctezuma4732]

@@laurawillits176 Haha, I'm pretty sure they both have a pair. They are just using one pair because of the synchronization.

[@clickbait3862]

Don’t be weird

[@tylermoore8218]

The earbuds couldn’t reach lol

[@ruthsalgado6775]

LING LING GRANGER True 😉

[@brynrichmond8829]

The ironic thing is that most professional violinists can probably play the opening of Don Juan in their sleep given the amount of time they have spent practising it for audition excerpts.

[@Blackthorne369]

I didn’t realize how much I really needed to see this video. Just got the news that my volunteer orchestra will not be needing woodwinds, only strings, for the season. It was the only musical group of mine that was even thinking of trying to rehearse. I completely understand, of course. You can play strings with a mask on, not clarinet. I was just so looking forward to being slightly uplifted by playing together. TwoSet comment section is the only place I can complain where people would understand just how very sad such news is. Keep posting, gents! I truly appreciate you all. Edit 5Oct2020- You are all absolute darlings. It’s so dreadfully late (or early) in my part of the world and here I am sniffling and crying onto my phone. You know these things can’t get damp. You are all so sweet to respond so to me. Thanks you ever so! To fantasticfungi, I will be looking into the virtual orchestra. With the world as random as it is, I do hope I’m able to participate. Thank you again, you guys, truly. I’ve got to go find a handkerchief or a tissue, or something.

[@miwir1248]

Hey buddy hang in there. It feels so bad and disappointing now but....This uncertain time will pass. You’ll be rehearsing again soon. Meanwhile have faith and keep practicing!

[@greenball296]

oh that's truly devastating news, but don't worry! if everybody behaves and abides by safety rules we'll all soon be going back to normal!

[@kimc.1899]

Orchestra is gonna come back!! Keep yourself safe and keep practicing!! We’re all gonna need lots of music when this shit is all over. ☺️☺️☺️

[@yoclark2723]

That really stinks! I hope your whole orchestra will be playing together soon.

[@fantasticfungi]

I'm feeling you! My volunteer community orchestra canceled our in person season, and will instead only be doing a few of those virtual mash-up recordings for the year-end holidays to "stay on people's radars". I'm worried that there are so many elderly folks in our orchestra, we might not come back for a long time :( If you're looking for interesting virtual projects though, might I suggest SociallyDistantOrchestra? I emailed the director to join on a whim, and the programming has been excellent thus far. Check us out! kzbin.infovideos In the meantime. Hang in there!

[@janicetanumihardja808]

Love that they kept the footage of brett coming in early

[@luluscrooge3891]

Right? Makes it more authentic (and proof that they really are playing since I have seen some comments doubting if they really are playing due to unsynchronized audio)

[@MrLolhahahaha]

1- Haydn - Symphony No. 94 (“Surprise Symphony”), 2nd Movement 2- Bach - Brandenburg Concerto No. 3, 1st movement 3 - Bizet - Carmen Suite No. 1 V. Les tóreadors 4 - Schubert - Symphony No. 5, 1st movement 5 - Prokofiev - Romeo and Juliet “Dance of the Knights” 6 - Mozart - The Magic Flute (Overture) 7 - Mendelssohn - Symphony No. 4 (“Italian”), 1st movement 8 - Shostakovich - Symphony No. 5, 1st movement 9 - Mahler - Symphony No. 1, 4th movement 10 - Strauss - Don Juan

[@FailedAtNNN]

they already have it labeled

[@yaosunny7190]

Listening without context: "Oh that doesn't sound too hard." ---And saw it's difficulty level: 8 "Oh that requires superior coordination and tons of practice for sure. "

[@camtothemax]

Being in tune with everyone during shos 5 is v v difficult in those higher sections

[@Fluteperson01]

It’s intonation is what really gets people and making the piece be expressive and lyrical

[@LadyJoolree]

Fluteperson01 ... and you can’t shift like you’re changing gears on an old banger! I love playing that section, you need confidence and grace - but playing it does evoke a combination of fear and gratitude.

[@simpbelius]

their skills are a big slap to everyone they've roasted

[@nonosquare1066]

Nice pfp 😂

[@notatrombonist6833]

emphasis on slap

[@1987nanang]

Eeee, come again?

[@Nico-ds3uo]

Did u just say “slap@ or am imagining things O-O

[@elmychua549]

Ochestra at the end of lvl ten: breathes Eddy: jumps "YAS BISH IM DONE"

[@BlairCoron]

Plot Twist: All of these pieces were actually written by AI

[@鈴兒鈴兒]

Underrated

[@justapersonontheinternet1515]

LING LING GRANGER oh lol ur 12. INTEREST-OUI-OUI

[@mcig98]

Naaaah

[@z.818]

Eddy: Nah nah nah nah nah nah

[@methaphur2687]

nah bro ..all these are classics already written..how can AI rewrite them ??

[@scytheria7]

As the pieces increase in difficulty: Eddie: up down left right left left swing shift shift jump Brett: *brett's eyebrows have entered the chat* ty editor-san for the IQ 200 editing

[@dariop.248]

Eddie: Nintendo cheat code

[@rwnbus]

Wow. The more difficult the level goes, the more excitement I could witness on their face. That was pretty impressive.

[@ipsharoy7398]

Level 1 - Kids' hardest Level 2 - Ok Level 3 - Needs bit of practise Level 4 - Needs coordination Level 5 - Lots of concentration Level 6 - Focus on your counting, or else you will be doomed for life Level 7 - Lots of practise Level 8 - LOTS and LOTS of concentration and practise Level 9 - FOCUS ON YOUR GOD DAMN COUNTING, and about practising and focusing, YOU NEED TO STEP UP YOUR GAME OR ELSE YOU WILL DIE Level 10 - 40 hours of practise each day. Take it or *LEAVE* . Edit 1: Got 600 likes in almost 2 days. Ty so much everyone!! I really appreciate it.🙂😊

[@emilia1911]

I love how this gets more and more aggressive

[@ipsharoy7398]

@@heyytheree ok. Imma ready

[@maxwu9954]

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[@pppchiv4696]

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[@equarmar1456]

That's madness hahahahahahahaha

[@jio5680]

On the "Dance of the Knights" their bowing looked so so pretty

[@superfangrr]

YESSSSSS that sync in string crossingsss

[@VincentGiza-Composer]

Any opinions? Video idea: 10 levels of string quartets

[@perrybrown4985]

A piece from each of the AMEB grades?

[@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia]

@@perrybrown4985 The already did it for the ABRSM. 😊 In case you haven't watched it : "Professional Violinists Play Through ABRSM Grades" kzbin.info/www/bejne/o33GcmWGjdhjbw

[@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia]

Hey, congratulations, they did it ! 😀

[@sinpi314]

@@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia you know everything about twoset don't you?

[@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia]

@@sinpi314 I work hard to live up to my username... 😁

[@manuventurous2018]

TwoSet: plays everything perfectly Me: *cries in non-musician*

[@omjones7761]

Eddy: g flat

[@manuventurous2018]

@@omjones7761 lmao

[@z.818]

+1

[@pianohelper8873]

F sharp.

[@sidthelazysloth]

Sans Gaster e double sharp

[@lwz2380]

Somehow, I felt really refreshed seeing them playing seriously again. Like their serious side is finally back. :)

[@Room-rq7fr]

I love that they’re sharing the AirPods

[@animekid529]

At the end of an Orchestral performance: No one: Literally no one: Eddy: * shoots off from the chair like a rocket *

[@lennadia4291]

when the two set logo shows up to censor words from Brett’s mouth: Me: *TwoSetsor*

[@ruthsalgado6775]

Ling ling 40 likes

[@clockworkhearts4085]

I like these types of videos because they remind me how cool you guys genuinely are. All the practice and skill and passion that goes into becoming a musician. it's just. really cool. really admirable.

[@janellau6901]

3:57 brett: calm, chill, stone face eddy: EXTREME MOVEMENTS, EXTREM CONCENTRATED FACE 😂

[@olgabaccini7846]

I love how Eddy is just having fun while Brett behaves like he's in a concert hall

[@susanbryant6516]

Except when he said “oh fuck “...

[@jennipark6107]

So funny to watch the difference in Eddy and Brett when they are playing the Mahler!!!! Eddy moves so much, but Brett is just incredibly efficient in his movements. All business. Fascinating

[@violinnerist6073]

Nobody: Nobody at all: Eddy: Jumps after he nails 'Don Juan' by Strauss and says "WoAh"

[@MAMelby]

So pure.

[@dacoconutnut9503]

Did you notice that he got really excited when playing the Mahler 1 tremolo passage?

[@lapaula_fj_]

I thought he hit his pinky with the bow...

[@maxwu9954]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKexh5JoeZZ0sJY don't click the blue letters

[@vii2674]

Maxpower Power dont worry, i wont 😁😁😁

[@cadecapper4577]

That moment when you’ve never played anything above level three, but then suddenly you’ve played number 7...

[@manuthchek]

*Carmen at #3* too fast for me *Dance of the Knights at #5* well I've tried this before! 🤣

[@olive4450]

I started watching TwoSet around 3 months ago and I really got into classical music. I started playing piano again and you don’t know how content I was when I came back here after a month and could recognise almost all of the pieces.

[@baguette3975]

Me:playing “dance of the knight” in the school tallent show Guy: **HEY IS THAT STAR WAR**?

[@klimpster]

*Tsar Wars

[@oliverdelica2289]

🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@深夜-l9f]

- cease contact immediately

[@user-pf5nb9tu6n]

Kings row

[@EddieUnderune]

Omg, poor u XD

[@ryanluo5797]

Me: Thinking like Level 1 is junior school music... Brett and Eddy: Plays a chord Me: -_-

[@ruthsalgado6775]

LING LING GRANGER OOOHHH WE MEET AGAIN!!!!

[@amyusesyoutube]

LING LING GRANGER love ur name

[@maxwu9954]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKexh5JoeZZ0sJY don't click the blue letters

[@pieroanselmetti3095]

This shows that faster pieces isn't necessarily more difficult

[@carollewandowski7192]

Agreed! I thought Carmen was going to be 8 or 9. Nope!

[@kitsmith9530]

Imagine if the whole orchestra jumped at the end like Eddy

[@sarahr1698]

omggg that would be ✨epic✨

[@achild5864]

lmfaoo

[@lynnsyang]

Eddy's so cute when he's excited hehe and the little jump he did from his chair at the end?? beautiful

[@rachelf1054]

This is one of my favorite twoset videos because we can really see just how talented these two are! Love you both!!

[@outofideasryanthegoanimate5215]

0:00 Symphony No. 94 (Suprise Symphony) (Joseph Haydn) 0:32 Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 1st Movement (J.S. Bach) 0:52 Carmen Suite No. 1 V. Les Tóreadors (Georges Bizet) 1:08 Symphony No. 5 1st Movement (Franz Schubert) 1:32 Romeo and Juliet "Dance of the Knights (Sergei Prokofiev) 1:56 The Magic Flute: Overture (W.A. Mozart) 2:30 Symphony No. 4 (Italian) 1st Movement (Felix Mendelssohn) 2:48 Symphony No. 5 1st Movement (Dimitri Shostakovich) 3:50 Symphony No. 1 4th Movement (Gustav Mahler) 4:08 Don Juan (Richard Strauss)

[@seraphimfahmy3510]

Very helpful for people missing the top 5th of their screen. /s

[@oscarchong8784]

(*ˊᗜˋ*)ᵗᑋᵃᐢᵏ ᵞᵒᵘ

[@desertolw5169]

and the 5:00?

[@maxpilmaier]

@@desertolw5169 That's also Mendelssohn 4.

[@desertolw5169]

@@maxpilmaier thanks :)

[@ryanjeffers679]

When two set posts while you're in virtual orchestra class. Student: teacher, I have something important to do now Teacher: This is orchestra, you are not permitted to leave Student: But TwoSet just posted Teacher: Class dismissed

[@mellowknee]

Did this really happen?!

[@chimkennuggies7529]

*Timestamps* 0:00 Haydn - Symphony No. 94 ("Surprise Symphony"), 2nd Movement 0:31 Bach - Brandenburg Concerto No. 3, 1st Movement 0:52 Bizet - Carmen Suite No. 1 V. Les Tóreadors 1:07 Schubert - Symphony No. 5, 1st movement 1:32 Prokofiev - Romeo and Juliet "Dance of the Knights" 1:56 Mozart - The Magic Flure (Overture) 2:31 Mendelssohn - Symphony No. 4 ("Italian"), 1st Movement 2:49 Shostakovich - Symphony No. 5, 1st movement 3:50 Mahler - Symphony No. 1, 4th movement 4:08 Strauss - Don Juan

[@DaviSilva-oc7iv]

Danke

[@EllieBooks]

Watching this really reminded me how much I miss going to concerts and being able to see the musicians perform. It really adds to the experience if you're able to see how they feel the music and how it, quite literally, moves them. Honestly I could watch Brett and Eddy perform like this for hours on end. They don't just play the music, they feel it, live it and let it become part of them. Really fascinating and beautiful to watch.

[@jaquelinecunha636]

The neighbors I have: running around, dropping heavy stuff, listening to music I don't like. The neighbors I want: 💟💟

[@jaquelinecunha636]

@Franz Schubert hahahaha tks Schubert. Best of luck to you! 😊

[@renantepigao8372]

@Franz Schubert hello master Schubert

[@baldwinangel1218]

Same!! I got neighbors in a bad marriage. Lots of fights and door slamming. I want to take their doors away til they grow up.

[@jaquelinecunha636]

@@baldwinangel1218 Oh that's so bad. Wishing everything gets better soon tho

[@r1chd4v1dpb]

Never heard of Shostakovich, but that was beautiful. So much subtlety to it

[@FailedAtNNN]

His fourth string quartet is so slow and relaxing. Listen to it.

[@someonefunny176]

his 8th string quartet is my top music to fall asleep to, definitely try it out

[@deniseangelivwyn6348]

0:08 did something fall? Btw this shows twosets professionalism they didn’t even stop playing or anything 😮

[@kirakira_san]

I thought it was shoulder rest. But It wasn't

[@deniseangelivwyn6348]

@@kirakira_san same i got so used to brett's shoulder rest dropping 😆 but when I looked, his shoulder rest was fine so now I am confused

[@deniseangelivwyn6348]

it sounds like a door closing for me idk though

[@FeathPymArt]

@@deniseangelivwyn6348 yeah, same here. (or opening)

[@MJIz]

CrEAkY chAIrs

[@omnesomnibus2845]

Last time I was this early the conductor made the entire orchestra stop and start again from the beginning.

[@EllieBergeron92]

These guys are so good you can hear the overdemanding parents in the background.

[@EPSON-HP]

4:08 When the piece is advanced enough for Violinist to have different bowings, but still somehow bring them back all together.

[@charlieshiptest]

No one: Absolutely no one: Eddy: *flies up in his seat after finishing Don Juan*

[@emilia1911]

😂😂😂

[@i-ate-bread]

I really hate these low effort nobody memes

[@i-ate-bread]

@@heyytheree this meme is legit shit, what does davie have to do with my rant

[@charlieshiptest]

i-ate-bread you don’t have to complain jesus literally comment one thing then go on with your day goddamn

[@Missingo32]

This is fantastic, and I love the risk they take of being entirely exposed with one each on violin I and II... But I would really love to see them attempt some of the viola parts to those pieces, or other common viola audition excerpts... Don Juan is tough enough on a violin, try playing it on a 17+" viola. Good luck lol.

[@jyounghee]

5 types of performers : 1. The eye communicator 2. The face twitcher 3. The still player 4. The dancer 5. The one who jumped from his chair

[@amyusesyoutube]

“early but don’t know what to say” gang, where you at??

[@tadknuf7979]

Here

[@bjkxy2361]

Present :D

[@QueenPineapples]

oya im here

[@diana5417]

Here

[@elmegagraciaelisabethsiman6381]

Same

[@saflanix]

They really make me wanna learn the violin And I was smiling throughout the vid lol

[@LightEnchantress]

These "level" videos where the guys get to show off their fabulous playing are literally my favorites! 💕🎻😁 I think i appreciate the music even more, knowing something about the people who are creating it! 🎶

[@will-gum]

In Texas, high school students have played Shosty 5, Mahler 1, and Don Juan (and Rite of Spring too) for All-State Orchestra🤯

[@Microbit0]

Yeah they play mediocrely! Even the HSO is mediocre been there not impressed

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

@@Microbit0 I have seen our local university orchestra play Mahler 1. That was some top notch playing, especially for a free concert.

[@ethanlitteken2820]

In high school for western states we did shoty 5 and mahler 1, ill tell you, i didn't have a good time. But it went well.

[@jordanp1359]

@TwoSetViolin Hey Brett and Eddy, I'm a Hornist at Juilliard Pre-college in grade 10. I immediately recognized the Shosty 5 as we performed it as our unspoken golden piece during our concert last year. Have you guys ever considered trying to come down to Juilliard in NY? I think it'd be awesome for you guys to come visit, not only because of your talent, but to show young musicians like myself how to bring classical music to social media. Anyways, I love your guys' channel and It'd be awesome to see you guys on the campus at some point in the future! Keep up the good work :D

[@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia]

Well, during their first world tour, they gave speeches and private performances in various places, such as : - the _Kaohsiung American School_ in Taiwan - _Yale University_ in New Haven - the _Elizabeth Faidley Studio_ in New York - the _Melbourne Youth Orchestras_ They've planned to perform in New York again for their next world tour, I'm sure they would be more than happy to go and visit Juilliard and even share their experience with students there if the opportunity presented itself ! Maybe they're just waiting for an invitation... 😊

[@izzybeth]

confirmed: best part of orchestra was sitting in the back making faces with your deskie and rocking out

[@karolinaohtake1729]

Eddy's still jumping out of his chair just like that one video when they played Mendelssohn and he kept standing up haha❤️

[@susanbryant6516]

He can’t be still for long when he’s playing, can he!

[@SusanneHochmann]

OK, here are my five cents: 1:14 love to see them playing my favourite Schubert Symphony 1:37 bows strong and in perfect unison, great sound! 2:34 Love Brett‘s dedication… 3:30 OMG, did y‘all notice Eddy‘s fourth finger vibrato! Hilary-worthy!!! 4:04 The joy, the passion, the smiles at the end of the excerpt…so contagious! Love you guys for that alone! 4:38 Again, pure joy and visible passion…plus a jump! Love it. I see them founding their own musical ensemble one day! (Apart from TwoSet)

[@singlesetpiano571]

A big thank you to TwoSetViolin! If you had not started this channel, people wouldn't learn anything about classical music and my channel (which will become the new TwoSetViolin in the future), and no one would've picked up the violin and started learning the violin for this cause! Thank you to Brett Yang and Eddy Chen for meeting each other and starting this channel! It brings so much love to the classical music community to watch all your videos and to see your daily uploads making us happy!

[@gamespro1979]

In this video: the evolution of twoset sharing headphones

[@vsml333]

Loved the ending 💜 You guys bring me memories of my orchestra years, and for that ty 🙏

[@QueenPineapples]

imagine being musically talented *that one time i tried: snorts* _twoset: chuckles_ *_ling ling: manic laughing_*

[@Jwm367t]

When Lvl 1 is harder than anything you've attempted Feelsbadman

[@Avpm12]

I enjoy seeing their joy in playing levels 9&10😀

[@hubble__deeep]

when they said professional, they are professional.

[@utopiapro007]

Next time: 10 Levels of Orchestral Music by How Difficult the Second Violin Part Is

[@celineee4513]

SOOOO PROUDDD HAHAAHA LOVE YOU TWOO!!

[@Kim-vc3mv]

I was about to study for my exam when I saw this and immediately clicked

[@omjones7761]

But have u practiced???

[@rowenpoddar3552]

hMmMmMmMmM

[@ipsharoy7398]

Samesamesamesamesamesamesamesame

[@fen17072010]

Same i was about to do my homework haha

[@Kim-vc3mv]

@@omjones7761 uh yeah I totally did...