Hannibal - how to make instrumental strings

[@aronfisher8496]

The scariest part of this scene is how badly the cello playing is faked

[@eriknewland3686]

It's sacreligious

[@javierfernandez6030]

@@eriknewland3686 Need more practice!

[@swingingcrow124]

_interesting_

[@sirmeowmeow7319]

needs to practice 40hours a day

[@javierfernandez6030]

@@sirmeowmeow7319 well... you know that genius are born and not created, right?

[@ArwenUndomiel406]

never has murder been more elegant than in this show

[@EastEndBen]

I think Thomas de Quincey would have been a fan: murder really IS art in Hannibal

[@darthbane7140]

twentington I'm a fan too

[@devonclements5374]

They aren't considering murder to be elegant. They're commenting on how the show frames it in an elegant way. Kinda obvious mate.

[@The_realJesus]

13579 you crazy no it doesn’t

[@AndorRadnai]

I was just about to comment that Murder or indeed cannibalism never seemed more socially acceptable than thanks to this show. Human strings..? But of course, they are more expensive, but the quality is unrivalled. Loin? Naturally. Pork, Beef or Human, sir..? Aesthetically pleasing and to an extent, a lifestyle. Which should not make as much sense as it does, come to think of it…

[@jitterbugisforoldpeople4849]

I wonder who the first guy was that woke up one day and said to himself "I wonder what would happen if I made string from an animals intestines and rubbed against it with a stick...."

[@brainwasher9876]

The mongols and huns were the inventors of stringed instruments (or the variation that ended up being the ancestor of modern European string instruments, at least). They often rode horses and ate them to sustain themselves. The climate up there was dry so a lot of dead animals would get dried and stringy quickly, someone probably just figured out hey if we take this and stretch it a bit it makes noise.

[@gaearadan3379]

That's not true. The Mesopotamians and then the Greeks had string instruments from cattle guts from 2500 BC and 1500 BC respectively.

[@jasondoe2596]

Nathaniel Dance, that's bullshit - as Gaear said, string instruments predate the Mongols by a few millennia. Ever heard of Pythagorean tuning, or Apollo's lyre?

[@papanurgle8393]

@viva calman Don't mind him, he's just salty about the time Genghis dismantled and then ruled pretty much the entirety of the Middle East. It takes some of the edge off to call them savages (ironically).

[@AC-ny1di]

Satan

[@swingingcrow124]

Someone definitely needs 40 hours practice a day

[@DAAN_MUSIC]

Fire comment

[@nicholasdavis5393]

40 hours a day you say?

[@DearDextra]

ling ling.

[@sanjanaapte3374]

LING LING💙💙💙

[@ortezac.5339]

Pretty lamentable performance innit

[@Kittyluver_08]

Serial killers with elegance, perfect show.

[@balabanasireti]

13579 It really doesn't.

[@ineffablegabe]

Have your 111th like from me!

[@Mekratrig]

Yes, but Hannibal performs a useful public service by mostly killing “free range” rude people. This guy kills to make violins.

[@ahmetdincgur]

@@pd5156 What? You mean the girl called her mother "bitch"

[@thefunonline1]

It's not Dexter, Hannibal kills a lot of innocents people

[@ahmetdincgur]

@@thefunonline1 You miss the whole point.Hannibal didn't see them as innocents while killing them.He saw them as pigs.

[@capsman09]

@@thefunonline1 I wonder if Dexter and Hannibal would team up or be foes with Dexter coming out on top?

[@miguelcastaneda7236]

hmm one way to recycle vegans...that way their makeing a green earth

[@hgrunt100]

That's the worst fake cello playing I've ever seen.

[@sunflowers_and_roses]

Emmet The Otter right!! They coulda at least showed him the right notes !

[@kayveethegreat3961]

I mean my nigga not even on beat lol

[@chellumin]

No trust me it isn't, check out the "human cello" scene

[@bishqueen5514]

yall concerned about the fake cello playing but the man is literally make the strings from humans can we please stay on track thx

[@shermanmcclesky7608]

The point of the scene was that the boy is in the process of LEARNING how to use the instrument; Tobias had sped up his progress in killing someone, then using his organs to create a better set of strings.

[@julianprasaja2227]

It takes guts to play a cello.

[@Smileater]

😅😅😂😂😂

[@malak900]

Nice…that was nice

[@ellardclost5039]

Actually the strings are never made from cat guts. Although "cat gut" strings are made from sheep's guts. The word catgut is derived from the term kitgut or kitstring (the string used on a kit, or fiddle). Misinterpretation of the word kit as referring to a young cat led to the use of the term catgut The more you know.

[@John-X]

it's like how on 4chan an admin made it so whenever someone said "source" it would get turned into "sauce" and now ppl just say "sauce?" when asking for a source lol

[@snakeyman5560]

He's so kind to the child. But he's also imagining how he will kill the child if the child grows up to do a terrible performance.

[@cryptobuzz1680]

I doubt so. He kills for a reason

[@Cindy-tz9xt]

@@cryptobuzz1680 what reason

[@deliver8235]

@@Cindy-tz9xt just sick reason like Hannibal from silent lamb 2, someone didn't have a good performance in they eyes,then just kill into dishes, string.

[@lauradowning5022]

The skype noise confused me 0:06 . Thanks for uploading needed this for Media Btec L3 Course

[@Jade-mm1wl]

Laura Downing yeah, even though I was on my phone and it doesn't make those noises, I still experienced happiness as a response to that sound stimulus lolol

[@MrKernkraft4000]

lol I looked up from my computer like, "Did someone just skype me?"

[@Danny-is5if]

Jesus Christ, that's Jason Borne....

[@2013branth]

They're not the same actor. Demore Barnes never starred in any of the Bourne movies.

[@sparksfly6149]

@@wobbler2536 ...what?

[@youminhe3202]

Jason Bourne, that's Jesus Christ

[@MrJustonemorevoice]

No joke, he was one the best characters of the entire show

[@rindangrahmadia9504]

He is the first who discover the truth about hannibal

[@Mohammed_Alsalem]

Can you remind me in Which season he was And the episode ?

[@jacobtyler8199]

@@Mohammed_Alsalem Tobias was first seen in season 1, episode 7 and last seen in S1 E8

[@shawanwitpoomsa-ad1031]

The strings were so good, you don’t even have to know how to play.

[@cquiroz7874]

I always thought my cello strings tasted a bit weird.

[@alexanderhamilton803]

NOO FUDBSJ JAIL 💀💀

[@Mohammed_Alsalem]

I know ! U can taste the saltiness in it , and I kinda like it

[@bretthess6376]

My favorite Ramen noodle, Free Range Rude flavor. Mmmm good.

[@Unpluggedx89]

I didnt know Raphael could play

[@utsukmusic]

What else would he do in a godless universe?

[@Unpluggedx89]

That show has literally nowhere else to go lol

[@siddarth3955]

lynx lot I get it and am so proud of it because I know most won't ...

[@sittikbozz15]

Was going to comment something about him lol

[@张晟铭-w9l]

I see what you did there

[@brainwasher9876]

Several quibbles about this scene: 1. It's not called "catgut" because it's made from cat's guts. "Catgut" is short for "Cattle gut", and it was made from livestock (not cows, but usually sheep). Cats are much too small. 2. Couldn't they hire a real cellist for the practice scene? Are cellists this hard to come by? The guy playing it looks so fake and it doesn't sync up with the audio at all. 3. I can't tell if Tobias is being a prude here, but strings made from gut are simply called "gut strings", not authentic strings. Many, if not most, professional musicians use aluminium, steel, silver wound, or synthetic strings. They all have their advantages and disadvantages. Gut strings produce a warmer sound but are less responsive than most.

[@darkjak224]

Or maybe you're just petty ;) 1. Get over it 2. A real cellist may be an awkward actor, a real actor can at least give appropriate expressions of his lines, and add the audio later 3. To him they're authentic, because he's fuckin' crazy

[@brainwasher9876]

Ron H The level of maturity in your comment is astounding--in that there is none. The show goes through painstaking lengths to get details accurate in food and forensics, so telling people to "get over it" regarding details in music is idiotic and a waste of your time and mine.

[@vallikalli]

Andrew Wang I for one was infuriated when they abridged the recording of the Goldberg Variations Aria in their first season. Unfortivable, if you ask me.

[@brainwasher9876]

Glenn Herbert Gould they do it often; they cut out a lot of Chopin Ballade 1 after playing it inappropriately at a dinner. I think it was Chilton, Bloom, and Hannibal sitting at a dinner some time in season 2.

[@drainodetox]

He probably referred to them as "authentic strings" because baroque orchestral stringed instruments used gut strings

[@EicnaJR]

Anyone know the name of the music play in the background during the making of the gut strings?

[@TheDrunkHamster]

I don't think that kid consented to that...

[@thomassmith8140]

i havent heard a Skype notification in years, god that brought me back

[@lilboyblu1218]

Okay. OKAY OKAY OKAY OKAY. I’m watching this series this weekend.

[@graya8533]

Kind of an artistic way to die, really, having your intestines enable the playing of a nice song.

[@potaterjim]

But then it's ruined by some annoying little kid with no talent

[@Mrspiderman20014]

The disrespect XD

[@TYSON99999]

Imagine if wrote about this crazy shit in a diary and then it was found, people would call you sick, but then you'd say, "no it's my job, I write for TV and movies."

[@cultofthevoid5677]

He may be a psychopath but at least he's a good music teacher.

[@marinoscarpa895]

i always found the crazy scenes like these to be the funniest

[@Jex2Monsta]

Are they really mate from catgut “Not always” Fuuuuck duude

[@mr.chapel4179]

Have to admit, the killers in Hannibal has style.

[@2ksoulja]

why is this beautiful

[@GuiH1]

O cara está usando da tripa de um pra ensinar música pro outro, olha q gesto lindo🎻🎼

[@LoLo-cw2ly]

This is dark as fuck and I can never unseen that now.

[@turningintoacrazydolphin1211]

The music playing is so beautiful, while the guy is literally pulling off someone's intestines

[@SabreToothGirl]

I love how twoset violin made many people aware of fake instrument playing 😂😂😂

[@atriox3799]

The way he holds and position's it urks the hell out of me.

[@meris8486]

That's some shoddy craftsmanship

[@KoiYakultGreenTea]

Petition to get two set to watch this

[@travelingman5146]

I love this Music Instructor!

[@atmchannelandstuffin3944]

I find this sensational for some reason

[@dhakagamer1212]

what 's the music at 0:26 ?

[@briang.2218]

Why didn't Hannibal like Tobias again? Seems like they'd hit it off in relation to their shared philosophies of using human pieces to create works of art.

[@SInkiHui1997]

A jungle can't have 2 kings... Hannibal killed all the sick bastards except Will in the show. Remember the one that used dead bodies to shape them like human eye? He killed him too

[@martinkozlovsky2126]

yea, but he asked Hannibal to do it. Hannibal just finished his masterpiece, because the man himself wasn't able to do that.

[@yonnwaioo10a71]

@@martinkozlovsky2126 Actually hannibal convinced him to be part of the piece. Hannibal can be manipulative

[@joaquinmoisesverarodriguez6108]

Hannibal and Tobias by their savage nature they are Alphas ... And there can only be one alpha

[@renc7305]

He and Tobias were alot alike and he respected that; but both of them realized they couldn't concede the top dog position to the other. Tobias and Hannibal knew they'd end up killing each other eventually, despite the fact they might have gotten along well. Kind of a "this town ain't big enough for the two of us" moment. Can't have two apex predators in the same space. If one doesn't leave, they'll have to fight it out which is what happened.

[@ArwenUndomiel406]

christ i fucking miss this show

[@fady.g5739]

Me watching this :" fuking hell satan is crying for this"

[@gerardgerard5681]

This was the best villian in the series.

[@Zanator1]

The Skype sound really takes me back

[@squamish4244]

So other serial killers are positively artistic as well.

[@rangerdoc1029]

God I miss this show

[@maximinogonzalezloredo4204]

Cómo se llama esa melodía!!

[@ATMNS]

OMG IT CONNECTS AFTER HE DIES, HE IS REBORN INTO THE FLASH SERIES (A counterpart for Stein’s characterbut it did not work

[@ryancoulter4797]

I sometimes wonder how rooted in reality some of these tv genius serial killers are. Sometimes I wonder more about the screenwriters and what they have buried in their backyards. Then again didn’t Tchaikovsky try to donate his skull to be Yorick 💀 in Hamlet?

[@kalvinortega4890]

I hated how they say "Play it like a violin." In this episode, IT'S A GODDANM CELLO!! YOU DONT PLAY A CELLO LIKE A VIOLIN!!

[@madmeistergaming9062]

I never even watched this movie, so why is my KZbin main side filled with freaking Hannibal videos????!

[@katie4623]

That bow hold though. Horror.

[@peurtoricanhoor1420]

It's like some part of him lives on in the music

[@420thlegioner8]

Never gonna play guitar again, fuck this

[@chalachouchou]

420th Legioner Guitar's strings are from Steel and Nylon

[@promethiamoore6462]

Ngl, thats beautiful

[@esrapk]

This show is magnifique

[@professorpalpatine5202]

Hannibal is a like Dexter in alot of ways

[@pablocorbar]

That whatsapp notification xd

[@dariannecabornay1288]

others: thats creepy me: calling TwoSetViolin to do a reaction video! I'm also a cellist so when I saw the video... I felt a bit an insult in my gut! oh my gosh! thanks for the likes!

[@lizbgm87]

I thought the same!!! They should react to the whole episode.

[@saralbajracharya5521]

Lingling approved?

[@Chrissummerill]

Interesting.

[@dariannecabornay1288]

@@saralbajracharya5521 Lingling does not aprroved! Should I call 2Cellos instead?

[@fishcatfish8756]

I started playing the violin and then my good pal youtube algorithm gives me that. Oh well >_>

[@supremetuna]

me: hmm that's good as intestines were the main ingredient at the early time, good- the boi: *proceed to grab the bow and ignore all fingerings.* me: 👁👄👁

[@alberoselvatico9631]

0:48 tagliatelle?

[@raccoon9023]

Hannibal Buress?

[@heyter1579]

Could you tell me, please. With name of this gorgeous music?

[@darensrojas4632]

No

[@heyter1579]

@@darensrojas4632 ok, i know your location, and im going to visit you, wait for me, we'll have a lot of ideas tp talk about. The meaning of the pain, how does it feels when someone teering you apart and etc

[@darensrojas4632]

@@heyter1579 i will be waiting and please feel welcome , hopefully you workout, if not my friend your going down that window like a ragdoll ;)

[@darensrojas4632]

@@heyter1579 the answer stays the same.... NO 😂

[@heyter1579]

@@darensrojas4632 Of course im working out. But dont afraid, my dear friend. I will be gentle, and guarantee that your insides won't be wasted, because im going to make guitar string out of them as a souvenir of a new friend.

[@George-Hawthorne]

I don't even play the Cello and I could tell the fingering didn't seem right.

[@mishodeesh6664]

Oh, so this is what I saw that one time I woke up at midnight at like 6 years old.

[@joeyb6285]

music teacher has the qualifications to become a Cenobite

[@philomena88-u9i]

I think Demore Barnes would make a very good Hannibal Lecter! He projects the same air of magnetic, cultured menace.

[@gaynarchist]

except that one thing.....

[@The_Daily_Tomato]

You completely lost me?

[@gaynarchist]

hes black, hannibal as a character is a white guy

[@philomena88-u9i]

Precisely. Hannibal is a character, which is different from Barnes the actor. The character can have an origin and ethnicity different from that of the actor. Ultimately it comes down to getting the best actor who can play a demanding role in all its intensity. There are many brilliant "actors of color" who have successfully played white Shakespearean roles (such as David Oyelowo as Henry VI, Sophie Okenedo as Queen Margaret of Anjou). "Colorblind" casting is increasingly and successfully deployed in movies, television and theatre as a way to simply to get the best actor available for a demanding role, while re-visioning classic works by embracing the diversity of society and of the audiences watching these shows.

[@The_Daily_Tomato]

How would his skin color make him a worse Lecter? Unless Hannibal Lecter was a historic character that argument holds no real value.

[@ferus5583]

Woah that's awesome and inspiring!!!

[@charly345mstl]

Once I saw a pipe which is made of human thigh bone but never seen a string made from human guts yet.

[@dokushinkizokubochi]

When I saw this scene, I believed.

[@itchynose679]

I lose faith in string instrument after this episode. Can't unhear the resemblance of violin sound and cats cries. I often question my conscience when enjoying the classical music.

[@KoiYakultGreenTea]

Did I detect that someone had a notification for a message from in the background? 0:06

[@smaugtheimpenetrable8009]

Omg now we have hannibal 2.0

[@Mgooy]

Mmmm pasta

[@brianzayman3395]

OMG, couldn't they find an actor who really knows how to play the cello?

[@STARRR-dt3mr]

The boy is beginer , make a lot of mistake

[@송천-f9p]

he should've joined hannibal and carry on making masterpieces. listening violinist plays human violin with having human meat meal that would be prefect.

[@violetl2663]

Sacrilegious

[@MandenTV]

That actor was great on the unit

[@lightartis228]

heavily dulled emotions due to being extremly far in the psychopatic spectrum that guy chooses to kill people and combine it with his legal passion (music) to maximise feelings (to feel alive) ....cuzz dulled emotions that much on default makes him to feel like a waLking corpse or an empty shell (hardcore depression on regular basis...)killing people and making an instrument out of them probably would be so overstimulating for normally sensitive to emotions people that it would send them into insanity but since this character is pure psychopath and therefore having extremly insensitive emotions range he probably feels by doing so same way you feel when during rainy off day you stay indoors,have a glass of hot wine ,your favorite snacks and play that game that you been waiting for a year to get while covered in a cosy ,warm blanket... i wish i would get payed for writing creepy pastas like this :D

[@fangirlmodeactivate8933]

I don't know what I expected

[@mrmonsterhunter808]

Holy shit this is dark

[@mybytes673]

This is why I play bass

[@KitChen5548]

what is that piece the student tries to learn?

[@alizoncuellar9604]

Does someone knows the name of the song played??

[@highheadlines1231]

Name of song?

[@angelbabies7]

What is the kid practicing tho?

[@s8nis]

what's the piece's name again? i forgot. thanks for the help!

[@ledoanh2533]

what's the classical music played?

[@azdoesit4449]

Not always.Sometime I use human guts

[@Sipp.Purr.Repeat]

Kingsman?

[@Ocixious]

Every part of the animal one kills is useful. Those who say otherwise haven’t the want to waste.

[@captainnemo2784]

what is this music?

[@Evelgal89]

darude - sandstorm

[@Evelgal89]

I always like to help

[@brainwasher9876]

are you talking about the music played by the student cellist, or the background stuff?

[@captainnemo2784]

Student cellist

[@brainwasher9876]

Minuet 3 by J.S Bach.

[@deerluxdarkling1670]

Anyone know where to find this song in the soundtrack??? 0:28

[@jan_Masewin]

Look there’s a reason most people switched to steel strings-gut ones are hella dark, break easily, and a pain to keep in tune

[@djangodelta7608]

0:23 Hector Williams From The Unit?

[@yuvarudra6602]

music kills people 😨😨😨😨😨😨

[@rorocyr6450]

Hello raphael, castiel says hello

[@justamusician7846]

I am a historically informed violinist (yes, we literally play on gut strings), i won't be the same after watching this 💀

[@solakathomas7257]

Imagine for one second if hannibal and tobias actually got along and killed people together ? im imagining that after a kill, it would be like this : Hannibal : Nice working with you tobias, ill perhaps make a splendid meal of our victim's organs. Tobias : Do not take his intestines please. Hannibal : Why not ? Tobias : Im going to need material to make my strings. Hannibal : .........

[@gigachad2365]

Nice instrument