Albert Chang & Ray Chen violin jam session (feat. Lily) [improvising and viewer's song request]

[@RME.official]

I feel like I need to clarify something here since this blew up without me noticing: I originally meant this account/video to exist for archival purposes. I'm in no way affiliated with Albert, Ray, or Lily. I do sincerely want you all to check them out though, as they're all incredible individuals. Ray's KZbin channel: kzbin.info/door/-oPgEuX6iwJucvVGEmQL7Q Albert's KZbin channel: kzbin.info Lily's KZbin channel: kzbin.info Albert and Lily released a cover yesterday which you definitely should check out as well: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bH-wpmB_Zp1nr80

[@einarhostadaukan]

Pin THIS

[@RME.official]

Pinned this again since I noticed it started drifting down, and added the timestamps to the description. I hope everything is clear for everyone now QQ

[@askshadowboltmoon1476]

It matters not, I have seen the face of a fellow musician introduced to improv. It is one of the rarest scenes you ever get to see, and I'm happy it's been archived for history to see.

[@kinspower]

Where was this streamed from tho

[@RME.official]

This was streamed at Albert's Twitch channel, twitch.tv/sleightlymusical

[@ivyssauro123]

Ray Chan: "I can't improvise" *Improvises beautifully anyway*

[@ninoding]

Ivo Wilson I think improvising classically requires high musicality.

[@jehugarde2564]

It's because he did the Lingling workout😂

[@bob-uj4vn]

his expectations is really high. so when he plays what people think is beautifull he thinks it sucks and always tries to improve

[@frameshifting_]

*Ray Chen

[@woolfel]

it's a common thing with classically trained musicians. It's not that they can't, but they're formal education doesn't encourage it. In many cases, it is discouraged and frowned on. In contrast, Jazz musicians are encouraged to explore self expression and do wild stuff. there are classical musicians that can improvise, but the majority will say "I don't" when asked to improvise.

[@SuperDoggykong]

You can see that Ray is traumatized by the word of "improvise"

[@Sekaro297]

JUST IMPROVISE MY STUDENT. Yeah that would make u not want to do it later.

[@sgtsemperfi1]

Which is absurd as soloist in the classical period all they did was improvise

[@sleepykunderkat8660]

Should send that clip to Brett and Eddy😂

[@thomasgallagher6935]

Welcome to classical music

[@MK-rc5ow]

@@sleepykunderkat8660 litterally xd

[@leeloi290]

I got so distracted I'm watching this instead of practicing. Ling ling will be disappointed.......

[@euphoricmusic9731]

Lmao

[@queburn6272]

I see you are a man of culture as well

[@koawhitehill]

That is 72 hours a day now. Ling ling practices 96 hours a day

[@alwaysabiggerfish9564]

Ling Ling can not see the unworthy

[@izanamii3137]

Ling ling sent me to remind you that you have to stop practicing for only 40 hours a day and now 72 hours

[@seansew8549]

Ray plays a piece to perfection Ray: "something like that" Lily and Albert: :0

[@是绵羊啊]

He actually made a mistake there so he was in that face lol

[@jaredjohns777]

Just got your post to 666 likes... Looks like we're about to summon Paganini...

[@mitzypooh4643]

Hahahaaha

[@chikeileeleechikei2462]

so true

[@tinaluong8907]

Lily and Albert: just improvise Ray: I can’t improvise *improvise beautifully* Ray: wow! Ur such a great teacher! Lily and Albert: your trolling

[@quantummoabs6360]

Ok

[@evan-wd3rx]

Extremely talented musicians packed into a room for 35 minutes

[@eeeeee3525]

@@AngelxVillian Talent does exist, but will only get u so far...

[@H4444-f7g]

@@AngelxVillian when you wrote your first music at age 5 that is talented right there. With 5 years of training since birth, can any level of practicing make you compose and play music?

[@somethingneeddoing021]

Albert and Lily are no where near as talented as Ray.

[@mkt-7]

@@AngelxVillian Bro geniuses are born, not created

[@nagabaiduri11]

musician*

[@metagameteam]

i think it goes something like... uhm.. *proceeds to play the song perfectly*

[@mk-km4qt]

DrunkHealer when is this?

[@Corbych]

@@mk-km4qt 26:40

[@apple-eg5xl]

uhm ahem ~ PIECE (i joke btw i mean no harm)

[@Dabiggestmobster]

Song

[@carloalcantara713]

@@Dabiggestmobster Piece

[@danieldeiparine1616]

a classicaly informed/trained musician tries playing and improvising modern music... what a great job.

[@Ben-ob4to]

wow man you’re so cool! so dramatic! the full stop makes you so cool and dramatic! you’re so cool

[@jamesl5513]

@@Ben-ob4to fuk off

[@sushih3302]

@@Ben-ob4to you’re the dramatic one here, if anything.

[@sushih3302]

Daniel Deiparine Brett (from TwoSetViolin for those who don’t know) is quaking right now

[@a.t3132]

@@Ben-ob4to just shut the fuck up pussy

[@RME.official]

Hey guys, here's a list with (almost) all songs played in the video: 0:47 - Improvisation 2:57 - Super Smash Brothers Ultimate Main Theme (Lifelight) 5:47 - Lily plays Twinkle Twinkle Little Star 7:30 - Pirates of the Caribbean Theme on Otamatone 8:28 - Jack Sparrow's Theme 9:52 - Kana-Boon - Silhouette 10:35 - Sadness and Sorrow (Naruto) 13:23 - Perfect Pitch Test 14:45 - IU - Through the Night 《밤편지》 16:24 - I'll Make A Man Out Of You (Mulan) [real start at 16:58] 20:45 Albert realises he was using the wrong mic, so no more peaking from here 21:24 - Sadness and Sorrow (Naruto) 23:26 - Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso 26:40 - Ray plays some parts he played for Awaken - League of Legends (ft. Valerie Broussard & Ray Chen) 28:36 - Panic! at the Disco - I Write Sins Not Tragedies 29:24 - The Song of the Dragonborn (Skyrim) 30:39 - A Whole New World (Aladdin) 32:39 - Speedround! 32:51 - Caprice no.24 - Paganini 33:19 - Czardas - Vittorio Monti 33:39 - Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto 33:57 - You've Got A Friend In Me (Toy Story) 34:11 - Hedwig's Theme (Harry Potter) 34:36 - Bruch Violin Concerto Something like that ;)

[@manual2231]

lul thanks xD

[@miak5510]

🌸the last song,the violin concerto i believe its called baroque it’s a style of music from the 17 and 18 centuries🌸

[@cameronkhanpour3002]

@@miak5510 Im pretty sure its polonaise de concero no 1 in d minor by wieniawski

[@miak5510]

Cameron Khanpour I think your right thank you!!!!

[@ランダムドイツ人]

plus: 34:55 - wieniawski- Polonaise in D major, op.4

[@na3rial]

15:57 Albert is freaking looking at Ray's fingerboard to find out what chord he should be playing to harmonize. What is this man.

[@Ben-ob4to]

what? he has perfect pitch he doesn’t need to lol

[@ethanquirk28]

Ben Koh could be watching his hands to see if he’s setting up for a transition so he can keep pace with him

[@Ben-ob4to]

Yuukiko Chan works for me lol

[@LittleVidds]

the man is a cheater

[@zuriafuwu6385]

Maybe if he practiced 40 hours he wouldnt need to look

[@brandoisthy6678]

When you realize ray chen’s violin is worth more than the entire offline tv networth

[@lightzpy8049]

10 mill violin

[@RenDem44]

How much is it?

[@clee89]

Violinists if his caliber often play violins on loan during the concert ... but google says he once was loaned a violin worth $10 mil. I don’t know what he is playing in this video.

[@hurrikane5562]

clee89 he’s playing a modern violin made by Kurt Widenhouse

[@vichyn.2588]

Ray plays stradivarius when he performs as a soloist. That violin costs 10 million dollars. But in this video I'm not sure whether he's using it or not. From the way he place it compare to what he do on the TSV video, it convinces me that it's not a strad. But his legs and chin rest is brown hmmm.. . Idk

[@kurtxjanjii8892]

Ray: *picks up otomatone* Lily and Albert: *visible confusion* Also Lily and Albert: *improv?* Also Ray: *extreme visible confusion*

[@frameshifting_]

Ray Chen speaking for all classical musicians about improvisations 😂

[@LePetitBat]

Well, he's actually quite right

[@izzydownlow7349]

I always thought it was just me having bad musical sense but I guess it’s not just me

[@pseunition6038]

​@@LePetitBat it's simply that improvising in a classical style requires much more technicality than improvising in some other styles, so when a classical musician is asked to 'improvise', they will think in terms of their classical background. since classical musicians nowadays are mostly just performers, they are not necessarily trained to compose in that style. even so, there was a time when improvising in that style was regular, like in the Baroque and Classical periods. Bach's "Fantasias" are based on improvisations, if not direct copies of them with slight alterations. e.g. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpindmahodCgqrM there are still modern classical musicians who have maintained the art of classical composition, though, e.g. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4aUXp2Kgbx2m5Y

[@dianal.1279]

It's so nice to see a musician of Ray's level just playing like a kid, not taking himself too seriously and being so friendly with everybody. I think he'll make a very positive impact in keeping interest on classical music, attracting a younger public to the style. Fantastic, Ray! By the way, I've seen you playing in Brussels, at the Queen Elisabeth Competition. It's time again for the QEC.

[@RefugeeOfReality]

Also i got the impression that this was like a new perspective on playing music for him too! not casually but 'playfully'... anyways he seemed to have had a lot of fun

[@Dabiggestmobster]

Ha ha ray's "level", i like yo funny words maic man

[@loganliao1507]

I dont think he's up to rays level lmaoo

[@jazzyzjas9701]

Now, Let's not forget how much skill it is needed to play the piano too. Lily was underscoring 2 amazing violinists. She is none less than a prodigy herself. The word Genius is an insult honestly.

[@yuu5738]

Ikr i really dont get how she plays it with feeling only and improvising it on the spot - said by a classically trained musician

[@gimmiedashasha]

Agreed

[@superiorcalico3587]

“Improvise” Ray: look of pure terror

[@swoogl6445]

I have only recently started listening to lily and albert play together so that's unfortunate timing.

[@27WOO]

Bro same. I was just jumping on the otv boat and Albert was the man. So unfortunate the choices he made.

[@Agent_Alpha]

It made her lost her trust in "true love"...

[@elapse3725]

@@Agent_Alpha she moved on.

[@tunasandwich8049]

@@Agent_Alpha well she finally fell for a smol tazer psycho filipino boi

[@vipRLH]

@@tunasandwich8049 don't forget the crackhead part

[@seoulsim874]

Ray: I must improvise an entire concerto Everyone else: just play something lol

[@kimchirice3664]

Poor Ray looked like he was about to just...BOOM.

[@akemiyamada4814]

ok, but their casual playing is so beautiful. its not professional or severely practiced or staged or anything, its so casual and pretty and i can relax and jam to this. i love it.

[@lisapapadopoulos1179]

when all of them started playing at the same time like 40 seconds in it sounded like it was the end of an anime fight and everyone is happy again

[@froggofrance]

Ive never heard of lily and albert until recently and it just makes me cry listening to how beautiful they sound together and knowing that their relationship ended so horribly.

[@Dmichoacan]

how did it end?

[@davidy22]

@@Dmichoacan a second girl on the side

[@CombaatArms]

He cheated on her

[@revaamritkar7281]

Its a bittersweet thing, but people need to stop dwelling on it when both sides have more than moved on. Looking forward to what the two put out in the future.

[@froggofrance]

@@revaamritkar7281 yep its great seeing that both of them have moved on and its nice seeing albert come back to streaming and they both found their happiness

[@SC4RRL3TT]

When you hear two violins and a piano playing together, you start feeling some type of way, I love it.

[@lizzy8147]

only if those player can play, and they can obvious, but i didnt feel any magic when i played with my sister and another violinist, since we didnt have such a good harmony together as person. As individual we are all good, but sometimes there is still no magic

[@SC4RRL3TT]

@@lizzy8147 well yeah that's why I don't do duets very often, at least not melodically. Sometimes it's just fun to mess around with another musician though. I'm a percussionist so the only melodic instrument I can play are the mallets, and piano by extension, but still. Honestly, videos like this make me wonder how good I would be now if I didn't quit Orchestra in 6th grade lol.

[@danieldeiparine1616]

ray chen is such a virtuosic musician.

[@bob-uj4vn]

ray chen is too skilled for those people lol

[@Mr-R.R.]

@@bob-uj4vn "those people" fack off

[@Emeand33]

Kenny Xie they are skilled in different ways

[@sharky3840]

jhin intensifies

[@pgkrkkhtenus3206]

two set violin: ray chen is a god 2011 winner 2012 winner 2013 winner 14 15 16 17 18 winner albert: this is another adult student that shouldve picked up violin when he was a child

[@peterxyz3541]

Sh-t, that improv was good! Maybe classically trained should do more sessions like this.

[@rafims8259]

Peter XYZ shit*

[@branchy7159]

@@rafims8259 lmao good one

[@bigeejigee]

That sadness and sorrow cover really made me feel a type of way

[@27WOO]

Grace Duong I felt dat too

[@ottosmiddletoe387]

I know who could help with those chord clusters... EDDYY..

[@Vbsurdism]

*has perfect pitch Everyone: WE MUST TEST HIM

[@potatolord4094]

get yourself someone who looks at lily and albert the way ray does.

[@nar5205]

i never thought that a bunch of musicians messing around in a live stream would be so entertaining

[@marcus-sc1ob]

this so impossible to not rewatch by the sadness and sorrow not scuffed version starts at 21:36

[@vuanna2307]

That one asian guy can I ask what song is it, please?

[@samuelt2063]

@@vuanna2307 it's called sadness and sorrow

[@kimchirice3664]

It was in the description but since so many people don't, here ya go. 0:47 - Improvisation 2:57 - Super Smash Brothers Ultimate Main Theme (Lifelight) 5:47 - Lily plays Twinkle Twinkle Little Star 7:30 - Pirates of the Caribbean Theme on Otamatone 8:28 - Jack Sparrow's Theme 9:52 - Kana-Boon - Silhouette 10:35 - Sadness and Sorrow (Naruto) 13:23 - Perfect Pitch Test 14:45 - IU - Through the Night 《밤편지》 16:24 - I'll Make A Man Out Of You (Mulan) [real start at 16:58] 20:45 Albert realises he was using the wrong mic, so no more peaking from here 21:24 - Sadness and Sorrow (Naruto) 23:26 - Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso 26:40 - Ray plays some parts he played for Awaken - League of Legends (ft. Valerie Broussard & Ray Chen) 28:36 - Panic! at the Disco - I Write Sins Not Tragedies 29:24 - The Song of the Dragonborn (Skyrim) 30:39 - A Whole New World (Aladdin) 32:39 - Speedround! 32:51 - Caprice no.24 - Paganini 33:19 - Czardas - Vittorio Monti 33:39 - Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto 33:57 - You've Got A Friend In Me (Toy Story) 34:11 - Hedwig's Theme (Harry Potter) 34:36 - Bruch Violin Concerto

[@carstenclanton8103]

0:47 - Improvisation 2:57 - Super Smash Brothers Ultimate Main Theme (Lifelight) 5:47 - Lily plays Twinkle Twinkle Little Star 7:30 - Pirates of the Caribbean Theme on Otamatone 8:28 - Jack Sparrow's Theme 9:52 - Kana-Boon - Silhouette 10:35 - Sadness and Sorrow (Naruto) 13:23 - Perfect Pitch Test 14:45 - IU - Through the Night 《밤편지》 16:24 - I'll Make A Man Out Of You (Mulan) [real start at 16:58] 20:45 Albert realises he was using the wrong mic, so no more peaking from here 21:24 - Sadness and Sorrow (Naruto) 23:26 - Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso 26:40 - Ray plays some parts he played for Awaken - League of Legends (ft. Valerie Broussard & Ray Chen) 28:36 - Panic! at the Disco - I Write Sins Not Tragedies 29:24 - The Song of the Dragonborn (Skyrim) 30:39 - A Whole New World (Aladdin) 32:39 - Speedround! 32:51 - Caprice no.24 - Paganini 33:19 - Czardas - Vittorio Monti 33:39 - Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto 33:57 - You've Got A Friend In Me (Toy Story) 34:11 - Hedwig's Theme (Harry Potter) 34:36 - Bruch Violin Concerto

[@noelic6744]

Is that so? Classical musicians are not very good at improvising? That explains a lot. My friends are so good at improvising and just having fun with their instruments that I always feel left out like I'm an inferior player, like my musical sense is not very good...but I always somehow win violin competitions over them. This maybe explains it, my friends do like to play anime themes and whatnot very much while I am a full on classical musician. The only reason I'm even watching this video is because I saw Ray Chen's name.

[@Sungha-im5df]

Noelic naturally because classical musicians practice faithfully with music sheets so its very technical and exact.

[@pathaleyguitar9763]

As a general rule, it goes that classical musicians can't improvise worth shit and jazz musician's can, or at least that's said. But frankly, most of what you hear from what sounds like "good improvisation" is not improvised. It's just someone memorizing modes and arpeggios and which chords to put them over, then regurgitating the same overused licks that have been used for the past 50 years. Of course, some people are legitimately improvising, but this is genuinely a very rare thing to do well.

[@moonshade0227]

Old master composers like Mozart sure could improvise. Thats what theme and variations style was for. For old concertos, soloists are supposed to improvise the cadenza.

[@tronna1]

The weird thing about classical music is that all those big composers and piano players improvised a lot like mozart, bach and beethoven etc, but for some reason improvisation aren't really a big thing in classical music today.

[@Piggysan42]

@@pathaleyguitar9763 I am obliged to disagree. You can't say that using your knowledge and piecing it together to make something new isn't improv just because it was already used or is widely known. It's like saying you're not a real cook cuz you used an already prepared spice bundle to put in your food. You did create something with your own spin on it and that's what improvisation is

[@KoolGuy420]

That's where practising 40 hours a day will get you!

[@savannahmartin8159]

I love how Lily is just in the back doing her own little thing half the time

[@orphandjones8193]

rip good times

[@ratvadick]

albert having the balls to play in front of ray has me shook hello imagine playing for a world class violinist

[@sirdingus788]

@Seancarl Jayme_2240233 i don’t forgive albert for what he did but dragging it on isn’t helping anybody it’s in the past let it stay there

[@yandatao6289]

Love this: Ray: can't improvise. SECONDS LATER *Pulls out a breautiful movie-grade comp* Ray: See I told you, can't do it

[@itorres008]

Really enjoyable session. it does sound incredible that a touring classical violinist with years of training says he cannot improvise. I haven't dealt a lot with that level of musicians, but I've had someone who's taken lessons, sight reads music and plays piano really well tell me, "I can't improvise or play by ear, because to me, when I read the music I think of it as a key I press, not a musical note". My jaw sort of dropped because at that time I only played by ear and could just figure out chords and melodies of songs. I couldn't understand how a guy could play Beethoven and Chopin and not figure out stuff by ear. On the other hand, I think Ray can but perhaps because of exclusively classical training 1) he has almost never been asked to improvise and never practiced it and 2) being used to playing the most excellent music ever composed perfectly he thinks whatever he improvises is comparatively so crappy that he says he can't. Anyway, it's an interesting phenomenon.

[@alpang6161]

Ray was probably very much genuine about not knowing how to improvise but when you're so naturally talented as a musician, it comes extremely naturally. More so than they usually expect. Ik so many classically trained pianists and violinist afraid of improvising but after a little bit of trying, they're jamming out like Albert Lily and ray

[@garykuovideos]

This is exactly the kind of fun everyone should experience in school as a music major.

[@nemochi]

as a classical musician, it's so hard to improvise cuz nothing we come up with can ever compare to the masterpieces the og composers did >.

[@Viewer13128]

When classical musicians use the word "improvise", they are thinking complex stuff. Who knew it was so easy to improvise "easy" music ;)

[@ivyssauro123]

Actually improvisation is a classical music lost art sadly, most baroque to late classical composers and performers knew how to improvise and some were really good at it. Of course in a different lenguage than what modern jazz and popular music improvisation works but they did nonetheless, the principles are the same, use the music vocabulary you already have to instinctively build a new composition that works, like a conversation. In the romantic period music became more composition focused than ever, but soloists were often asked to improvise, Cadenzas in concertos for instance are meant to be improvised with the material already displayed during the first movement, but even that eventually changed and as is nowdays, great players wrote down cadenza parts and those became famous and the standards, like Jascha Heifetz, Tchaikovsky's concerto cadenza, and no one improvises anymore RIP but as we can see im the video, you can't be deeply familiar with a musical vocabulary and be completely unable to improvise.

[@Mr-R.R.]

Exactly. That's how how lot of these pieces were able to stay around. By people knowing how they sounded because they could improve

[@zachguo6372]

UMMMMMMMM you just threw modern composers out of the window thanks

[@SeaRasp]

I can’t improvise for shit

[@renni9813]

Ray Chen sounds so fucking good when hes playing Rondo Capriccioso and the other classical music. That's his shit

[@musictoyourears6867]

a lot of classical musicians dont know how to improvise because of the way they are taught and trained but the main reason is they think improvising is hard and challenging but its not as u can see Ray felt the music very quick and adapted to that very quickly so yeah its easier than u think dont make it hard guys! Love you all

[@juliangst]

OMG he never heard the Ysaye's Chopin Ballade Arrangement before? This is an absolute masterpiece of a transcription!!!

[@standingstrong4916]

That girl is representing for the violin beginners give her an around of a applause

[@akemiyamada4814]

also i find it absolutely stunning that theyre learning from eachother. ray has his own entire style while the other two have their own as well, and they both get to show off their strengths and weaknesses with music. ray isnt comfortable with improvising, and the others arent as comfortable with the heavy/fast classical. i love everything about this

[@akemiyamada4814]

also sorry i blanked on their names. albert and lily

[@jessalazergirl601]

Top 10 best anime crossovers

[@happythoughts700]

When Ray started harmonizing on sadness and sorrow. Wtf that tone selection. incredible

[@greenball296]

I keep coming back to this video it's too precious this is like the 5th time I rewatch it this year

[@zedrxc2482]

Same !!

[@momijinohanako]

25:47 can we just appreciate Lily releasing her inner jellyfish? It’s fricking adorable!!!

[@dravenpetroski9109]

Can we stop and mention how ADORABLE LILY VOICE IS OMG THAT THREW ME OFF IN THE BEGINNING OF THE VIDEO

[@程國順]

Adorable??==

[@DarkSide-kj2vs]

For those who wants to know the notes for the improvising , it is: C G Am F for the last note do a c chord on second scale for guitar it is on the 12th string 👍

[@noelic6744]

Wait, Eddy from two set was able to more or less tell the pitch from chords. Does that mean Eddy has better pitch than Ray!?

[@patron_wa7713]

Eddy's got perfect pitch, you are pretty much born with that and you can't learn it, only like 1 in a 1000 people have perfect pitch.

[@Cubi.Nguyen]

UžMě ToSere 1 in 10 000

[@nathancraig4710]

UžMě ToSere no, perfect pitch is a learned trait, but you can only learn it at a young age (think like 3-8). Other instruments are tempered so you can learn to recognize the sounds on them from great practice. Piano is a great example of this because each note has a slightly different sound, but people who have relative pitch on piano can’t hear pitch on anything else without something to compare it to.

[@wislian]

Ray has also perfect pitch

[@pacovl46]

UžMě ToSere that’s not true. Anyone can learn perfect pitch. There’s courses you can buy. Just google it.

[@11april53]

The beginning was so beautiful wtf?

[@christianmerin1458]

Even though half the time Ray is just fooling around and being clueless when he plays it sounds so BEAUTIFUL. Wow. I can only dream of being that good.

[@saboo_tage]

NOOOO WE GOT SO CLOSE TO RAY IMPROVISING BREATH OF THE WILD

[@karllee9156]

I came here from two set introducing me to Ray Chen and then two months later I did my offline TV drama and now rewatching this from a new perspective.

[@donnal.8975]

In the beginning, Ray is reminding me of a strings student coming back after summer break after not practicing and is like remembering in the middle of a song.

[@YokJidapa]

Ray Chen was so happy when he played A Whole New World

[@santiagosandoval1979]

0:47 my soul needs a full song of this

[@Alex-nr5ly]

Watched it years ago so many times over. Now it popped up in my feed again. Here we go again

[@justink5585]

"I can sight read“ thanks for clarifying.

[@antoka5375]

22:58 oh my god when Ray does his little wholesome smile at that final chord omfg i cant get enough of it

[@jinchengzhxo]

I luv her cute squeaky high voice!! She's so cute!!❤️❤️❤️

[@chinnychris4901]

Albert is actually a really good player for how cocky he is. The way he instantly switched gears to harmonizing the melody at 10:56 is an extraordinarily difficult skill to have

[@lillytai6107]

HOW DID I NOT KNOW OF THIS VIDEO?! This is amazing

[@MadaxeMunkeee]

This is such a pleasant watch. So chill, and with great tunes!

[@aidan840]

Ray when he heard albert improvise *AMAZING*

[@Suziezinha89]

I saw this video for the first time. Amazing. Its amazing how they can harmonize their play. And they are enjoying it. Its just stunishing. Sometimes I forget my passwords, but these guys can memorize hundreds of melodies...

[@ashtonwright546]

So many emotions when they played sadness and sorrow.

[@TheOGVade]

This is an awkward recommended by KZbin video

[@ericw.1620]

I'm so torn bc Ray and Lily but on the other hand....

[@superiorcalico3587]

We need ray to come back and play with lily and Michael “boat horn” reeves

[@nazocomics]

@@superiorcalico3587 *BOAT NOISE*

[@tunasandwich8049]

I can imagine michael just straight up firing his tazer in the air while they play

[@stonks9755]

@@tunasandwich8049 I'm imagining a really good sounding piano violin and saxophone xD

[@harijuko8339]

Damn they should make a soundtrack or something it sounds amazing 😮

[@sorexlozen8968]

It’s been 5 months since I pulled out my violin, since I was forced to move somewhere where there isn’t orchestra (I hate that they don’t...) so I’ve been pretty sad and haven’t had the time to play since they only have band over here. But after watching this I suddenly got the urge to play and kind of have that spark back when I first started orchestra and my hands would literally shake because I was so excited to play but extremely nervous at the same time. Thanks guys.

[@yvanazastrasz9013]

Was told this by a good friend of mine : - How do you shut up a classical musician ? => You take away his music sheets. - How do you shut up a jazz musician ? => you give him some. Seems legit.

[@CaptEirikr]

I love it when professional classical musicians play something not classical; I love seeing that skill and technique turned to something more casual. I'd love to see some more classical musicians join in on Irish traditional sessions.

[@Alierii]

17:16 look at the joy on Ray's face

[@thorgraum1462]

the harmonics in the chords 1:22-1:24 brought a tear to my eye, soooo beautiful

[@chair9047]

Ray: I don’t improvise Me: AND I OOP-

[@hk-jt3nj]

Bruh this dude blows Albert out of the water. Insane difference in skill.

[@eriknystrom5839]

This video just popped up on my KZbin. Great! With Ray Chen. What’s you relation with Ray?

[@leaguememes5241]

I forget which video but I think Albert was friends with Ray in school or something.

[@wajahatkazmi5739]

When ray started playing in the start of the video, that double violin music just touched my heart ❤

[@Reivann]

Didnt know Nigahiga is so good with violin and improvisation

[@namnguyen7153]

i love how Ray react to the improvisation.

[@TheFertoledo]

aw man the good days

[@thephantom8837]

That IU cover was beautiful, I could listen to that for days

[@MaJoRxDeRp]

Who is ready for Albert and TwoSet?

[@alexbien8597]

i wish :(

[@KyleKim-xg8sg]

@@alexbien8597 same

[@RobbyBurrito]

uh oh

[@failandimprove2159]

two timer will never be coming to twoset cuz hes a two timer

[@Viewer13128]

Is it just me, or did Ray Chen literally do collabs to learn how to play KZbin, then gtfo and away from them? Ray was even asking questions about how to film videos on TwoSet's video. Feels like after Ray got started, let alone collab, he doesn't even mention them at all. I notice Twoset also doesn't talk about Ray anymore, even when they read a reddit meme/comment, they will not comment. On the other hand, they still cheerfully comment on very well on Hilary, Janine, and other pros. But when it comes to Ray, they try to pass it discreetly. I have tried to find a video of them mentioning each other, and I could not find any. Then we have the Ray breaking up with Sumina thing, and all this adding up just makes me wonder. But everyone is doing so well to not talk about anything that it's just a weird feeling. But I only feel off about Ray because he's the one who stopped contact with everyone. PS: Does anyone know how Ray Chen and Twoset collab began and how they met?

[@Karth303]

That improvised song at the start though!!! I could listen to that for hours...

[@JoaKKoOo12]

dudeeee the Awaken part ! WTF he's so goood

[@ACFiftyFive]

Wow ray actually went to the offline tv house

[@hyun98867]

14:45 IU-Night Letter

[@Salazaris]

Ray Chens face when he plays, the smile, just wonderfull..

[@Idiomatick]

Jesus this is a skilled room

[@celzyia2917]

Any room with Ray is skilled

[@naastione]

I had to look up what violin Ray was playing, it sounds so good! I think this is the 1715 "Joachim" Stradivarius on loan from the Nippon Music Foundation. Wow I had no idea of the calibre that Ray Chen plays at. Amazing!

[@JackKim8573]

oh my gosh cover of through the night-IU was amazing