Evolution of Disney Music

[@lochlanpage4327]

i dont know why but watching Brett play 'under the sea' with just no expression on his face made me laugh. Some lovely playing in this vid!

[@yesdcotchin]

@@violetta.1996. Under the sea =/= jazzy

[@emilyvutev2662]

This was so whimsical and relaxing. Thank you, guys! ❤️

[@katiekawaii]

@@violetta.1996. It's just so bouncy and upbeat! Meanwhile: -_- 😁

[@wakingtheworld]

These are simple pieces... still beyond my level of playing... but I would at least have had a smile on my face!

[@lochlanpage4327]

@@wakingtheworld nah i get it, they’ve probably had to practice all these pieces for too long so I get just zoning out and playing it for the camera

[@irenechoi6372]

I love how Brett and Eddy played with an old school approach to match the older movies. The fast vibrato, pronounced glissandos, and overall sweetness makes for a lovely reflection of Disney’s older films! 10/10 would listen again

[@matttondr9282]

I noticed that too and was very surprised they actually tried to achieve that sound :)

[@chloeeumiepark]

yes!! i love it so much

[@starrynight7337]

Indeed!!!

[@tktspeed1433]

@@matttondr9282 tried? you mean succeeded?

[@inesdeerausquin5658]

They play just like the orchestra in the films does - it's beautiful! But that's what a good violinist does, which they certainly are - change tone to match the style of the piece as needed.

[@remus5263]

We need more of Brett and Eddy violin covers or them just playing violin. There are many good educational and entertaining videos but not much of them just playing.

[@JohnJohnson-yi6jg]

there are actually a lot, and there is a comment like this on every single one of them.

[@frqv]

@@JohnJohnson-yi6jg Either it is little percentege wise, or there were alot more '10 most soandso things' recently.

[@oxoelfoxo]

I think Miss Coussin Rouge has a playlist of Twoset Playing Seriously that has them all in one place---160 vids total

[@tovarishlumberjack2356]

They're literally playing in every single of them...

[@l.j.8161]

Yes

[@KokeshiDoll88]

I can’t wait to see a Ghibli evolution

[@nancyomalley6286]

Of course we'll all break down after hearing "Grave of the Fireflies" 😭😭😭

[@kinda_cold_in_the_closet]

@@nancyomalley6286 NOOOOO

[@ryujikazuda]

@@nancyomalley6286 STAWP- 😭

[@princejellyfish]

YES PLEASE DO 😭😭😭

[@nancyomalley6286]

@@ryujikazuda Sorry, guys! I know it's so sad! 😭

[@wonka2112]

You can totally hear the difference in these themes throughout the generations. From 1937 to 1977, firmly rooted in a classical foundation. Then a much more modern contemporary influence after 1977. Which I suppose makes sense when you consider the times and the new generations of viewers/kids. I believe it is why I rank the older films as "classics" compared to the newer ones. Not to say it diminishes the newer films. It's just not the same. Great job boys! 👍

[@clairelu606]

Sometimes I'm generally shocked that most classics I watch since I was a kid took place when my grandparents were just born

[@elias7748]

Doesn't sound like modern classical after 1977. Sounds like modern popular music.

[@heyitzsamurai]

@@elias7748 i think they were using the word contemporary to refer to just more current popular music rather than contemporary classical music

[@aceatlasska4343]

@@clairelu606 same haha, hard to believe that Snow White came out before the second world war. Even the more recent ones that came out in the early 90s were like ten years before I was born haha

[@jacksonwright5145]

I absolutely love the Alan Menken era

[@alejandro52612]

Tangled’s melody was perfect for the movie, even better than more contemporary movies

[@swagata.7]

6:50

[@lisa1212ification]

That’s a really fun movie. ❤️❤️

[@shelemiahlynshing3507]

Definitely, need to hear a full cover of it

[@joycetebelin]

Add let it go too. I want to see a full cover

[@alice83ruby]

My favorite Movie

[@minluna8231]

0:00 Someday my prince will come 0:25 When you wish upon a star 0:45 A dream is a wish your heart makes 1:15 Once upon a dream 1:53 Winnie the Pooh 2:16 Under the sea 2:38 Beauty and the Beast (my fav 😭) 3:17 A whole new world 4:07 Can you feel the love tonight 4:31 Colours of the Wind 5:08 You've got a friend in me 5:37 I'll make a man out of you 6:09 You'll be in my heart 6:27 Almost there 6:50 I see the light (also my fav) 7:22 Touch the sky 7:45 Let it go 8:11 How far I'll go 8:31 Remember me 9:13 We don't talk about Bruno

[@riezznaid]

My Fav: I See The Light and Remember Me.

[@trixkhoo77]

Ty for the timepaste

[@wtowsn5127]

Kind of wished they would play Dos Oruguitas for Encanto, But they play as amazing as always! These songs gave me such big nostalgia's haha

[@this_is_not_vee]

thanks I hope you have a great day 😌

[@RoseQuartz692]

@@wtowsn5127 or Surface Presure

[@izzybeth]

the exaggerated vibrato for Snow White was perfect, exactly how the voice actress sang it

[@milesharrington98]

For some reason, having these melodies played on violin brings out just how gorgeous they are; Disney's had a flair for great melodies.

[@peterweatherley7669]

And some of the best composers of their generations :)

[@jamz9756]

had

[@FallenEyes]

The pieces work very well on violin, and you most likely enjoy the sound of violins. Also, yes, they have great melodies :D

[@jj53368]

has ☺️

[@electric7487]

Well, at least the ones from the 1970's and before. Now this might come from me being classically trained but I've never been that big of a fan of pop songs played on classical instruments because to me the genres clash in more ways than they go together.

[@etherealimperfection4429]

To me, the older Disney music will always be the best. There’s just something so deep, magical, and serene about the music from films like Snow White, Cinderella, and Sleeping Beauty. Don’t get me wrong, I love the other movies, with Beauty and the Beast being one of my all-time faves. However, the music from the earlier period just hits differently.

[@cuddlesandlove]

samee ❤

[@manaswiniperumalla36]

I agree ✨

[@smolblacquecat7148]

Twoset's living life on the edge risking copyright strikes from _Disney_

[@acd4457]

same here wondering why would they want to play disney all through haha but not complaining

[@ProkManNeel]

@@acd4457 whenever they do stuff outside of classical music they usually attract new audiences. That’s why charades is usually a lot more successful since it isn’t that classically influenced. This way they try to gain more permanent viewers and the classical community gets more people

[@auntjess]

I was thinking the same and hoping they won't be copystriked...because they are really being so healing to put this out here ... :( :(

[@kristinam4178]

I was thinking the same thing, but there are plenty of "Evolution of Disney" videos out there... Maybe the video just can't be monetized.

[@acd4457]

@@ProkManNeel That makes sense. I hope they do get more subscribers from this video. Can't wait for 4mil Mendelssohn

[@DineshKandthePiano]

I just noticed that "someday my prince will come" and "a dream is a wish your heart makes" are quite similar

[@jyingg6985]

It follows the old Disney princess stereotype of them having light, breathy, feminine voices to match their gentle, demure and kind characters. I've also realised the old songs are a little opera-y too, which was the popular singing style back then.

[@r.h3907]

Lmao why tf did I read that "Someday my practice will come" 🤣

[@megapood515]

@@r.h3907 it’s a sign

[@123dididi]

Same

[@stapler942]

@@jyingg6985 Also reminds me that Johann II and other "light music" composers were really big in the first half of the 1900's, up until the 60's even. My mother, who grew up on the "pops" as it were, will think of Johann Strauss II if you mention the name Strauss, as opposed to a lot of classical musicians who will think of Richard Strauss first.

[@bunglebob]

My high school’s symphony orchestra added “we don’t talk about Bruno” to our new concert, and us *violists* got the melody. Barely 4 out of 30 violists play, but the few that can play carry ten people each!

[@adoraswift4298]

OMG IM JEALOUS

[@adoraswift4298]

VIOLA GANG UNITE

[@adoraswift4298]

ILL BE WITH YOU IN SPIRIT PLAYING ALONG

[@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia]

30 violists is a lot, how big is your orchestra ?!

[@CoreyMan]

Yo same but I'm in chamber orch in middle school

[@PhantomKit157]

I love that they always look like they're enjoying what they're doing. Also, the contrast between how emotional Eddy looks when he's playing and Brett's serious concentration is always fun 😂

[@vaguelyweird]

Something I would love, that occurred to me while watching this: Brett and Eddy take masterclasses in different violin genres -- jazz/swing, Arabic, American Bluegrass, Irish, etc. It would be a cool switch up from learning other instruments.

[@xxjuiciixx]

I mean the best one is Once Upon a Dream that's just Tchaikovsky, but among the more contemporary ones I think Colors of the Wind and I See the Light sounded amazing on the violin!

[@likeabirdinthesky]

colors of the wind sounds twice as heartfelt on the violin ;;

[@daniellaamayacastroferrada9490]

Touch the sky was p good imo, it radiated GOT vibes

[@mochacoffeebear]

Yes! I thought so too.

[@pepaxxxsvinka3379]

Yes!

[@vrixphillips]

all of Sleeping Beauty's soundtrack was Tchaikovsky. They purposefully used the ballet (because how can you top Tchaikovsky?) Would've been interesting to see them to the same with Prokofiev's Cinerella hahaha.

[@WeilunP]

I think Disney Music sound really good on violin cause a lot of them have a "dreamy" kinda feeling that the violin can bring out to the max. Love you so much my Princes!!

[@sisbye4927]

Ikr!!

[@jyingg6985]

*Princes

[@WeilunP]

@@jyingg6985 corrected, thanks! I thought "Prince" doesn't have a plural form lol The pain of non-English speaker lol

[@meklee5981]

@@jyingg6985 lol I was gonna ask which one of them is the prince

[@pleasedyes]

Also why Disney harp covers are great

[@derpypaimon5139]

1:15 This goes without saying, but Once Upon a Dream sounds perfect in violin. With the waltzy tune and elegant tiptoeing of the melody, everytime I hear it I imagine connected dancing between two people much like in the movie. Thanks for this video, I am now recalling some wonders I fell in love with as a child ✨

[@oceancheung6139]

It is very similar to Tchaikovsky’s Sleeping Beauty Waltz, not sure if it was inspired or even just set lyrics to it whatsoever

[@3row4wy23]

Agree! The melody of Once Upon a Dream was taken from the OG ballet of The Sleeping Beauty (composed by Tchaikovsky) so it definitely retained the "dancing" vibes. Now I'm curious to know if the other songs are also based on classical pieces.

[@55hzdxlh73]

@@oceancheung6139 it's just some variations on Sleeping Beauty Waltz

[@corticorti4531]

Kudos to Tchaikovsky!

[@chihamats]

That's no surprise at all, as the melody of Once Upon A Dream is DIRECTLY taken from the Waltz in Tchaikovsky's Sleeping Beauty ballet, and the violins first play the melody. Absolutely impressive adaptation of Tchaikovsky's melodic genius in a motion picture.

[@cinnamonrollypoly]

I feel like "Everybody Wants to be a Cat" from Aristocats could've easily been on this list. As far as I'm aware, it was the first Disney movie that featured Jazz music, and marked the beginning of the shift in their soundtrack styles. Treasure Planet could've been on here, too.

[@drakynoch]

Black Cauldron too!

[@TheTygertiger]

Jungle Book would belong on the list too.

[@PureBeauty511]

Hearing the Winnie the Pooh theme again in this way was so healing & nostalgic for me. There's so much innocence in that piece. I was obsessed with Winnie the Pooh as a little kid. Also "We Don't Talk About Bruno" sounded so much better on violin than I thought it would! Thanks for this, TwoSet!

[@msk-qp6fn]

Deep in the hundred acre woods~ Where christopher robin plays~ You find the enchanted neighborhood~ Of christopher's chilhood days~

[@gracie_the_goose]

I almost teared up a little when I heard it tbh. Lots of good memories from early childhood.🥲

[@theprousteffect9717]

Yes, it brought tears to my eyes.

[@BreakofDawn]

I loved “when you wish upon a star” and “Winnie the Pooh.” And when “beauty and the beast” and “remember me” played, it gave me chills!

[@stardust6830]

Remember me almost made me cry lol beautiful!

[@fallinlight3944]

old disney music just hits different 😌

[@gordonwu6828]

So true

[@JoshuaAnthonyYT]

yeah man fr, I really like the old disney stuff. When I heard the newer stuff, I still thought it was good, but it just feels to me like the melodies aren't as strong in the newer pieces, since they rely more on lyrics than RAW music

[@fallinlight3944]

@@JoshuaAnthonyYT EXACTLY

[@gordonwu6828]

@@JoshuaAnthonyYT yes , old Disney is almost like as if there’s spells

[@gordonwu6828]

@@JoshuaAnthonyYT new ones are just catchy ,the vibes and nostalgia that the old one gives out are just so magical

[@vladtepes97]

so, in conclusion, starting in the 1980s, disney started writing more poppish music to appeal to a younger audience than in years past. did you notice how much more air there is in those later pieces, how much brett and eddy were not playing?

[@주주-q8y]

yep, that's why i liked the earlier songs

[@Olivetree80]

Only makes sense, cause originally they were writing for pop music of the time. I like the mystical feel to the older songs, but I prefer songs that make me feel passionate and are musical theater-centered.

[@phantomimmersion]

i mean the old songs were literally written for violin or other classical instruments while modern songs rely much more on the voice

[@na1959]

The ones after 1989 technically would all be musical theatre..none of then sound purely like pop songs. I know the more modern ones are poppish but well frankly, musical theatre nowadays has gone more poppish..dear evan hansen, Hamilton etc.

[@tobalasimio9080]

@@Olivetree80 I mean, the older songs werent considered pop even when they realeased Disney pop approach is recent At that time cartoons just used to have more classical oriented soundtracks

[@miyo._.5569]

I like how the more classic ones til like the 70s all feel very “dreamy”

[@knettle6743]

I had no idea "Colours of the Wind" sounded so beautiful on a violin. I am delighted with this melody 🤩

[@ineffablemars]

yeah, brought tears to my eyes

[@ammi686]

And Brett played it so beautifully❤

[@thebookreader287]

Oh the instrumental version of Colors of the Wind was phenomenal

[@thomaslevy2119]

Just as Studio Ghibli movie music take Japanese people down their memory lane, Walt Disney movie music takes Americans down their memory lane, too. I noticed it seemed easier for both of you to play pieces that were more "classical" in construction than those pieces which were more "country/western" sounding in their tone.

[@kylezo]

More contemporary pieces were not composed for an instrument like the violin to take the melody line, that's for sure. It ends up being a bit of a square peg in a round hole sound. Going back to the stuff composed in the mid 20th century it had a much more euro-centric classical styling.

[@matilde_5]

Not only Americans. Disney movies can be seen in Europe too, yknow

[@r.g.nonetheless5663]

Now they need to do Ghibli too.

[@vanessayan3684]

@@r.g.nonetheless5663 they already did!

[@dylanschmeichel2008]

Lol born and raised in America; Studio Ghibli had an influence on me no doubt as well.

[@claryyy]

brett and eddy did a wonderful job as usual :D but did anyone notice that the editing changed between different time periods ??? like before 1:53 the video had some static, before 2:16 it was kind of faded and sepia, and after that it became colorful like regular movies nowadays. thank you editor-san for making the video feel authentic!!

[@Thersyl]

They also added the VHS-like noise in the songs from the Disney's Renaissance's movies until The Princess and the Frog. It's not as noticeable except on black.

[@bernadettedurbin1396]

@@Thersyl Ah yes, tape hiss.

[@cz5981]

@@Thersyl so so cool!!!

[@sunfloweriris]

As a Disney fan, twosetter, and violinist, this made my day lol :)). Keep it up guys!! xoxo Edit : you guys forgot Hercules, 1997 and Mary Poppins, 1964? ( I forgot lol) But anyways, nice one guys!!

[@abbyhill605]

Exactly

[@isabelc395]

I mean the music are so beautiful ☺️

[@maisiedesouza6252]

Same here..😀

[@annawilliams2429]

Same 😊

[@ajurgo]

my two favorite movies of all time lol

[@audrey2658]

4:50 colors of the wind has always been a beautiful song (a gem among the trash that was pocahontas) but the way brett preformed it was absolutely breathtaking. I would LOVE to see a full version, it gave me chills Additionally "almost there" has always been my favorite disney song (p & t f my favorite animated movie of all time) and that sounded incredible as well

[@zoettesy9676]

Why is pocahontas trash?

[@03303j]

@@zoettesy9676 completely inaccurate to the original story of pocahontas. if disney wanted a white-worshipping, pretty, native american princess, they should've just made one up, not use the name of teenage girl who was kidnapped into marrying john smith and raped while in captivity.

[@christine_jiang]

@@zoettesy9676 historically inaccurate storyline?

[@dollienan]

@@zoettesy9676 pocahontas is a real person who was stolen by John Smith as a child 10-12. Her real name is ctually Motoaka. The movie makes Natives seem like "savages" and are the ones who were aggressive and in the wrong. Its all just extremely gross. Disney has a history of making Natives seem like "savages" and not even make her dress like her own tribe, the Powhatan tribe.

[@AwoopEhe]

@@dollienan oh thanks for explaining, I didnt knew

[@hannemalkorf9702]

My 10 month old son watched this with me, it was the first time he heard solo violinist/saw one play and I think you cast a spell on the little man. He's completely mesmerised by it.

[@annguli5635]

Cinderella and Snow White has exactly same chords and even the intervals are almost the same. The melody has just different rhytms almost... Pinocchio is also quite similar... That's kind of interesting. Also the younger songs don't emphasize melodies that much.

[@arm2109]

In Disney's infancy, as a movie company. They didn't have a lot of funds to pay composers to write different prices so they more than likely reused and revamped existing themes throughout different films. Ur observation is correct bc of this

[@607]

@@arm2109 Wait, what happened at the end? xD

[@cococoffee2305]

@@arm2109 But the progressions feel very rich to me :3

[@DarthLEGO88]

You should definitly do a full "We Don't Talk About Bruno" cover! As to this video, unforgivable not including 1996's "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" and 1997's "Hercules"! Keep up your excellent content!

[@Angelika5378]

I missed those too..

[@monicag.k.tambajong]

Unforgivable indeed. I was waiting for Someday and Go The Distance!!

[@Angelika5378]

Also vaiana/moana, ratatouille, frozen 2...they missed quiet a few

[@chrischerry3109]

There were 7 songs from the 90s. That’s plenty. Would’ve preferred to uncover some lesser known hidden gems.

[@monicag.k.tambajong]

@@Angelika5378 they played How Far I'll Go from Moana

[@O2BAmachine]

Honestly, it's just so warm and comfy, and watching/hearing them just straight up play is such a joy. 🤗

[@CatsPajamas23]

Yep

[@mlilejay8698]

you can tell which ones adapt well to violin and which are better suited to the original arrangement, but bro yall did good with We Don't Talk About Bruno... the actual duettttt... but it's always good to hear melodies like classic disney and newer stuff from Tangled, Moana etc on violin

[@Megatron_789]

IS NO ONE GONNA TALK ABOUT HOW GOOD TWOSET SOUNDED WHEN PLAYING 'WE DON'T TALK ABOUT BRUNO' TOGETHER?!?!

[@Twinklenighterstarshine]

i think they sounded real good

[@truggles120]

We don't talk about how TwoSet sounded playing we don't talk about Bruno. LOL.

[@Megatron_789]

@@truggles120 haha didn't think of that

[@Harry-et7dc]

Yeah it was ok

[@buffie2002]

First let's appreciate Editor-san effort in making the scenes change and give out the feeling if old film or old TV. 90's Disney is the best for me. And I really want to go on a carpet ride with Brett cos his A Whole New World is so good. ❤️

[@ThoughtSP95]

90s era is best for me too, but I’m biased as I was growing up and watching all those movies at the time

[@sarasate89]

I do think 90s was peak disney

[@nanwijanarko1969]

@@sarasate89 True. It's just masterpiece after masterpiece. And We're not that biased, these films stood the test of time!

[@rishab5945]

I like how they end the phrases just like how the singers would finish singing their line, and breathe after that.

[@xCindyLouWhox]

Yep, it’s called phrasing and breaths lol (technical term luftpause). This is written into the music. It SHOULD be played as it would be sung. Breaths are very important in music, it’s like a mini rest and is needed to stay on time and get the phrasing of the passage right. Although breathing is not part of playing the instrument, you still physically need to take a breath there to get the timing correct. If you play a wind/brass instrument or are a vocalist, you are meant to actually take a breath, but for other instruments it is just a slight pause. Most people still physically take a breath though because you need the specific amount of time it takes to take a breath for that pause to be timed correctly. Just don’t gasp very loudly. 😂 It looks like ‘ in sheet music, sometimes it is notated and sometimes not. Breaths have their own value/measurement lol. You can hear the difference in playing when someone takes the time to stop and breathe and when they don’t. Sometimes this is meant to be a moment to reset your bow as well.

[@sarahC19]

The nostalgia is hitting hard🥺 I absolutely loved Eddy's 'I see the light' and Brett's 'colors of the wind' and the duet at the end was awesome❤️❤️

[@charityheath1273]

Honesty those were my two favorites and I'll make a man out of you😂

[@josephineraeburn5809]

Thankyou brett and eddy for this disney episode. I personally love the ones played by eddy cos i can feel and hear the characters sing. It is so emotional.

[@katharinap0116]

This feels like a karaoke show. I really felt the violins sing and sometimes could even hear the text. Beautiful!

[@katherineho6122]

I would love to see full covers of these Disney songs including Hercules - Go the Distance, Mulan - Reflection, and Hunchback of Notre Dame - God Help the Outcast and Out there

[@jctd46]

Yeees, also Bella Notte, Married life, Le Festin, and So this is love

[@dees3179]

The Hercules sound track is always so underestimated. Needs move love.

[@CoriBeth01]

YESSS

[@MustangSal]

If you like these classics, I recommend checking out some barbershop - you can thank me later. Notre Dame Medley by Ringmasters and Go the Distance by Vocal Spectrum are a couple of absolute S tier performances. Hold out to the end of the songs for some spectacular held notes!

[@katherineho6122]

@@MustangSal Will definitely check those out

[@yannestszyanchan]

8:31 chills!!! love this interpretation it sounds like someone's actually crying :"")

[@4carlito]

Im the person that’s actually crying :,)

[@jacc88888]

The Encanto duet was fab! I must say the old tunes from the last century are the most memorable though.

[@ellacielo8518]

We need a full Bruno cover 💚

[@loryon]

I agree, Encanto songs sound like a weird mix of modern trap beats with a latino twist on it... I don't really like it.

[@jacc88888]

@@ellacielo8518 That would be great!

[@TAP7a]

I think the memorability has mostly been recovered since about 2010 though, Tangled, Moana, Frozen, Coco, and Encanto are all absolutely iconic. It was a rough patch for sure, but musically I think they’re back on track

[@TheLunarElixir]

This was a real trip down memory lane 🥺 Whether it sounds like more classical or pop music, there is no denying that Disney has the most beautifully iconic and memorable songs!

[@burgerlover57]

I kept replaying 8:31 and my dad came in my room asking if i was okay 😂 hes never seen Coco but understood the feels. It was wonderful!

[@TheCultureshock101]

And the emotion just written all over Eddy's face didn't help, I'm sure!

[@wxcvbndu51]

As a jazz musician, I must admit it was quite funny to see Brett try to get a jazzy feel lol

[@kamranrowshandel6395]

Is there any doubt that they're folk songs made by dead people for other dead and are all the same brass song played by strings?

[@salems.bytche]

SAAMME I was thinking the same thing 😭

[@joshjams1978]

@@kamranrowshandel6395 could you please explain yourself? I have no idea what you mean

[@CharlesHeardFCO]

Poor Brett doesn't know how to swing 😢

[@kamranrowshandel6395]

@@joshjams1978 it sounds like one long song

[@ahnasimmons468]

Once Upon A Dream is actually the garland waltz from the sleeping beauty ballet by Tchaikovsky with lyrics (:

[@madeforme95]

2:16 Brett playing The Little Mermaid theme is a whole mood

[@GroovyDominoes]

from what i learned from this video it started like classical orchestra style then slowly died into more contemporary/pop-ish style

[@jennabethmcilwain]

I know u cant really make many expressions when playing but it's funny when Brett plays Under The Sea with a straight face... Like " can I just get this over with" energy is exerting 😂

[@RizztarSpeedruns]

Your Colors of the Wind was TOO beautiful. It was as though you were singing through your violin.

[@BratzRockAngels]

I know right. I would love a full version of that. 💗

[@qien6046]

thank you for posting, twoset. i had a really shitty day today and this really made me feel 100x better

[@ninabockajova]

same😁😊

[@Shiver197]

❤

[@eunoiia3659]

literally yea.

[@anima379]

same here! ❤️ I was starting to feel an anxiety attack coming on but this video helped me calm down

[@早乙女乱馬-h8i]

Me too

[@Emberilliance]

I've tried several times now to write a comment that would properly convey my feelings about this video, but...I don't think I can. Your playing is so soulful and evocative that it seems inappropriate to try and describe it in words. So all I'll say is that you did a truly spectacular job, guys, and you should definitely be proud of yourselves.

[@Classical_Music_account]

The Toy Story series has such an intense feeling of nostalgia that it's insane. Even for those like me who got into it when 3 of them were already out. Unlike other movies who try to leave everything off with a good feeling, the Toy Stories were somehow crafted with pure nostalgia. It's an emotion I cannot describe.

[@hullahulla]

'Remember Me' always makes me cry, and your cover didn't fail to make me tear up

[@randomboiyo6254]

Old Disney: harmonies harmonies harmonies harmonies melodies harmonies harmonies New Disney: lyrics.

[@allenmwh]

Cool to see Brett and Eddie play these movie anthems that aren't in their classical music forte. You can tell as time went on, the songs got more focused towards the different cultures the movies based on and not all of them fit with a violin as the musical instrument of choice but I appreciate the effort. (As a nitpick, Toy Story was made by Pixar before they were acquired by Disney so technically Disney had nothing to do with that movie's music unlike Brave which was created after the acquisition.)

[@misswintertime]

I love the analysis, but I have to nitpick a bit. Toy Story was the first collab movie between Pixar and Disney. The deal was written in 1991 and Toy Story was released in 1995.

[@jacksonredd_]

Disney really had some of the most beautiful tunes back at the beginning. The definition of reminiscence.

[@Coastpsych_fi99]

Breath-taking and brings childhood memories of a happier and carefree time. It makes you realise how powerful and critical music is to shaping movies.

[@jimincute8622]

Oh my gosh I love all of the covers! specially Eddy with "Remember me" and Brett with "Pocahontas" and "Touch the Sky" Then the final touch of both "We don't talk about Bruno"🥰

[@leadingblind1629]

I would love to know your opinions on the difficulty of different Broadway musics. I realize you guys really love your classical and that's awesome I have nothing whatsoever against it. But I've heard that some passages from Broadway music can be incredibly difficult. I've heard violin is complain about the difficulty of the journey to the cemetery sequence in The phantom of the Opera just before wishing you were somehow here again. That's just one example. Opinion video maybe?

[@JolieJuve37]

You mean Phantom of the Opera

[@stapler942]

Sweeney Todd's orchestration sounds a bit challenging to pull off.

[@katieprocell9438]

Like stage musicals, Disney movie musicals mimic the style of the popular music of the time. As a voice teacher of a lot of teens who love musicals and Disney musicals especially, I’ll find myself using this video to illustrate that point in lessons with them. Thanks Brett and Eddy!!

[@alexandraa6840]

Review Katrina Lenks - if i were a rich man performance on youtube! So interested in your guys opinion on the unique violin/singing style!!

[@leadingblind1629]

@@JolieJuve37 did I end up saying something else? I'm legally blind and used talk to text. It tends to freak out on me. Have a brain fart kind of day and it gets worse lol.

[@jakecapistrant5403]

Your cover of colors of the wind was beautiful! The flowing alternating tempo was awesome!

[@juleZtigers]

4:30

[@grampakilt]

I'd buy an album if TSV finished playing all these Disney songs! The early Disney songs are especially suited for solo violin. Well done, thanks for the memories. GK

[@coelacanthropology]

PLEASE play full covers of Colors of the Wind and At Last I see the Light!! Something about those two really got to me and I’d really love to hear full versions of them. (I literally cried lol)

[@mackhiggins4731]

I feel like Brett's never listened to "Almost There" before and was just sight-reading. Was missing a lot of the swing to that song. 😂 Excellent playing overall. I really enjoyed this. 🤗

[@caramelese8520]

I noticed. I was singing along in my head and it didn't flow

[@randomthings587]

Time stamp?

[@mackhiggins4731]

@@randomthings587 6:27

[@mizusenshisongs]

I could definitely hear some struggling with some of the faster songs. "Almost There" was the most obvious one, but I heard it in "Under the Sea" and "You'll Be In My Heart." I think for faster songs like that you need to play in more of fiddle style than traditional violin style maybe??

[@dacha-thwei1534]

You guys are awesome! When you played "Remember me" I started to cry, because I saw "Coco" a while ago and when that song was played, I thought of my dear grandma who passed away in January this year. She meant alot to me ❤ and that song will always remind me of her.

[@jashepoon]

that song is a tear jerker for sure

[@LilReaper1010]

When everyine cried

[@giselle8867]

And his timing was absolute perfection. The way he sustained the last note *muah*

[@linglingwannabe9135]

I think the older ones sound nicer melodically and the newer ones have a sort of charm which i cant really explain

[@redtski]

Aw this was lovely & so nostalgic. I wouldve also loved seeing them play "the second star on the right" from peter pan...i feel that one is also iconic. Or "you can fly". And other oldies such as from Aristocats & Lady and the tramp...theres only so much they can fit tho. Maybe a part 2?😳

[@FluffieXStarshine]

Same. There are a number of "classic" films I would have loved to have seen, even the good old Mickey theme as well. Maybe they were worried about length when they picked the list?

[@jordancecil9534]

I’ve heard them say before that they rarely fight and when they do it’s not like fighting it’s just a slight discourse and they’re really calm and they work it out, but totally fought over who got to play let it go

[@elanorallmann]

7:13 me: *trying to sing along at the same octave as the violin, kind of failing as I haven’t warmed up.6 Eddy: *looks at the camera, offended.*

[@Anonymous-kt6lm]

Wow! It's TwoSet's flex day! 😍 As a massive Disney fan and a Twosetter, this is the best day for me in this week! Bravo 👏👏👏

[@alvarolopezb.7904]

same here! Disney + TwoSet = magic ✨😍

[@maindelssohn]

So great to hear them playing Disney again:))

[@gwaynebrouwn844]

I was lowkey hoping for Brett to be like "HUA!" at 5:45

[@eerikav2167]

I got so nostalgic that I started crying. Disney music is so fucking beautifully composed.

[@elmondo-s1e]

How obvious it was that Brett wasn’t overly familiar with the 90s era songs made me FEEL my age 😂😂

[@saarxddd]

He is actually around an age where these movies were in his youth, he probably isn’t overly familiar with them because he didn’t want to play them on the violin or because he might have had different movies/entertainment in his childhood.

[@jazzcatsgallery]

4:50 is magical😍😍😍 colour of the wind really fits the violin🥰🥰😚

[@diana_cantabile]

I love Touch the Sky, and how Brett brought out that Celtic flavour in the melody ❤️❤️

[@DebbieE27073]

I wish you included hunchback of Notre Dame; that movie always gets forgotten. Nonetheless, great playing!😊♥️

[@lingling8964]

YES

[@DoctorZisIN]

BAMBI would've been nice too. And Robin Hood and the Jungle Book. It would be a long video.

[@minchi_the_aoigirl]

even the Brother Bear. The ost is also great too

[@caamareyes3313]

Omg YES! Right!

[@caamareyes3313]

Bambi!

[@ekaterinanikolova2353]

I didn't even realise I needed this but now I feel like I need a full Disney playlist on the violin... truly beautiful, especially "I see the light"! Thanks guys ^^

[@AlineAndre3211]

The moment you don’t recognize the melody after 2016 song and you realise you are getting old😅

[@christenh359]

Imagine the same, but it stops at 1999… and then pops back in at 2012… 🤔 There’s a gap in my knowledge of children’s movies because I was not a child… I suspect you will eventually regain knowledge of contemporary children’s movies in about another 5-15 years. 😉

[@jenolatte8702]

I don’t know why but I feel so touched when hearing Eddy and Brett playing Disney music. Every notes reminds me the scenes of each Disney movies and the time I had during my childhood😭

[@muskiet8687]

"Beauty and the beast" is such a wonderful song. But honestly, most of Disney's songs are done very well.

[@Thelaretus]

I don't know the last ones, but many of these numbers, especially the earlier ones, are really beautiful and memorable. My favourite might be 'When You Wish Upon a Star'.

[@BorislavVeselinov]

I guess you're iving under a rock.

[@katherineho6122]

The last one is a movie released by Disney in 2021 called Ecanto

[@isabelc395]

I really like the old ones cause of the nostalgia! My favourite is the one for Snow White❤️

[@tink6225]

@@BorislavVeselinov don't be a bitch

[@leonorgrilo5261]

This brings me so much nostalgia.... I could perfectly hear the lyrics for almost all the songs in their play. Great job

[@Noname-qe5ug]

This is so beautiful, it’s almost like someone singing and expressing the emotions without any lyrics or words. Disney music is so classic, will it become a new branch of classical music in a hundred years?

[@Kimchi-oy5hh]

Oh I live for their serious playing

[@yonathantando9432]

Fun fact: When you wish upon the star is based on Liebesfreude by kreisler

[@auroracatalfamo3838]

i’m following a conductor who’s preparing a concert on disney soundtracks, and hearing the differences between the years is mind blowing! you guys as always caught the spirits of those movies (which for most of us are classics and parts of our childhood) perfectly, and made true justice to a part that is so often forgotten by others. thank you ❤️

[@wakingtheworld]

'for MOST of us' ?? - hmmm, me yes, but their audience is getting younger and I'd wager 50% is aged 20 or less!

[@wakingtheworld]

But yes, they did. Really enjoyed these pieces...

[@ziafrancesca8364]

wow I'm watching virtual mini concert. Thank you TwoSetViolin.

[@wwhjin7402]

0:00 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs/Blanca nieves y los siete enanitos 0:26 Pinocchio/Pinocho 0:45 Cinderella/Cenicienta 1:16 Sleeping Beauty/Aurora o la bella durmiente 1:54 The many adventures of Winnie the Pooh/Las aventuras de Winnie Pooh 2:16 The little Mermaid/La sirenita 2:39 Beauty and the beast/La bella y la bestia (One of my favorite) 3:18 Aladdin/ Aladin (I have no words ,only ...I love it ) 4:07 The lion king/El rey León 4:32 Pocahontas/Pocahontas 5:09 Toy Story/Toy story 5:38 Mulan/Mulan 6:09 Tarzan/Tarzan 6:26 The princess and the frog/La princesa y el sapo 6:51 Tangled/Enredados o Rapunzel 7:23 Brave/Valiente 7:46 Frozen /Frozen 8:11 Moana/Moana 8:32 Coco/Coco 9:13 Encanto/Encantó

[@MK_0841]

ty 🙏

[@annawilliams2429]

I feel like Eddy was really getting into Let it Go... 😂 As a violinist who's a massive Disney and TwoSet fan, this is ideal content 👌🏻

[@DaeSeeMeRollin]

"A dream is a wish your heart makes" made me tear up- so beautifully played, Cinderella was my favorite princess and I used to watch the trilogy all the time and pretend to be her Thanks twoset for the wave of happier memories :,)

[@larissaortiz8768]

Wow!! Love this!! The way Eddy captured the vibrado, it sounded like Snow White was singing! Brett playing When You Wish Upon A Star, caused all the nostalgia came flooding back! Guess I’ll be going to Disneyland now!! You both are exceptionally amazing!

[@anastasialeonhart]

We need a Studio Ghibli version of this!

[@zoey5787]

Yes!

[@m.moonsie]

nop

[@nitoja1796]

I almost cried while Eddy played Remember Me! I could hear Eddy’s emotions pour out on that one

[@user-xd1cx6zz7t]

The duet in the end is just spectacular. Didn't expect so see this video coming you guys blew me off with melody.

[@wobblyorbee279]

i miss those orchestral old disney music, wow, that makes me so nostalgic :') 0:52 that part is so good i am feeling exactly how eddy felt..

[@ladysollua]

The contemporary sound and music in the newer films is great, but I absolutely love the sound of the soundtracks from the old Disney films (1930s-1960s). There’s something magical about the sound of old recordings of music, even when it’s not Disney music.

[@mariaszmyt8542]

I love that Brett is like dead serious when he plays "Under the sea" with so many happy tones haha Good job guys!

[@vitalityinair5864]

My god, the best kind of nostalgia. Beautiful playing! 👏👏