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[@khandarwilliam5439]

She trained 2 months just to get approved by TwoSetViolin

[@miwir1248]

Sky Cloud I’m seriously wondering how they did that effect, it looked seamless

[@felixmervamee7834]

@@SkyCloudSilence Well they did approve of the overall quality comparatively to what other productions did. And that's what matters in my opinion, making the act more realistic so we are not pulled away from the movie by wacky imitations. There will always be *something* off because it's an act, but if you need to pause to catch it, then they're doing a good job.

[@TOPFRAG_EAGLE]

parently

[@darktea3744]

@@TOPFRAG_EAGLE thats kinda rude to be honest

[@swasome5821]

40 hours a day.

[@capucine4147]

She actually spent 6 months practicing 3 times a week with a french violinist. But sometimes the left hand we see on screen is not hers !

[@germanpenn]

It's the violinist's hand. He cut his hand for the film. True story

[@capucine4147]

@@germanpenn haha So that would be "she" :)

[@Mina-io6dz]

@@germanpenn I thought about it... im so dumb

[@estherodu3539]

why on earth do you know this (i wanna know where to get info too)

[@Oleander3333]

Capucine if it’s a movie about classical music, get a real musician to play the musician. Violin is not something an adult who never played it can learn to play like a pro (even on screen) in 6 months.

[@29slowjoe]

Sounds like Ling Ling was trying to possess her but the Wi Fi signal was spotty.

[@quecksilber457]

But does Ling Ling not have his own signal that transmits 40 hours a day?

[@jiwonchong9610]

Because she is not wearing the shirt

[@BUJU2007]

She didn't practice enough so she didn't get enough Action Points to summon Ling Ling.

[@PanFriedWeegee]

Its because she uses NordVPN

[@lucasrobertson8223]

@@quecksilber457 yeah, it’s like a radio station that just don’t stop

[@idiotmizu4710]

"You don't change bow hold half way through a concert." You seem to underestimate younger me trying to fix her bow hold

[@jadeputh4303]

omg yess, halfway through the piece i can't hold the bow

[@fiftyshadesofray]

bruhhhhh that was meeeeee

[@cheekybastard7798]

current me*

[@nangotoman9429]

hahaha well... "you shouldn't"!

[@nathalie3601]

fuck same HAHAHAHA

[@VOLAIRE]

TwoSet needs to be hired as producers and supervisors for any violin movie that’s made

[@miwir1248]

𝕍𝕆𝕃𝔸𝕀ℝ𝔼 life after youtube

[@TheAskald]

not really, all they have to say is "play in a realistic manner", and this can't be faked, you have to hire proper musicians, you can't fake movements that take years/decades to perfect

[@nattuesday994]

@@TheAskald tbh, with special effects, you can. Just like that left hand. Remember, if they can make Captain America skinny, they basically can do anything

[@nattuesday994]

But that most likely not gonna happen cus no one will spent thousands of dollars for a flaw only good musician will notice. Movie is all about storytelling and interaction, detail is good but too detail is kinna trouble but then its hard to focus on the story.

[@TheAskald]

@@nattuesday994 I still think it would be really hard to fake that with special effects. Because the movie industry has very little experience with that (compared to explosions, monsters, etc). And the left hand was legit, she learned it. It's not about texture, it's about movement, there's a tremendous amount of subtlety.

[@nowandaround312]

Me: Wow, the way she's holding that bow looks good and realistic. Twoset: That's a weird bow hold. Me: The way she's holding that bow is WEIRD.

[@arceyl.3441]

Hahaha

[@Laura-dj6zj]

What's the movie called

[@MocaLykke]

@@Laura-dj6zj - The movie's called "Le Concert".

[@micahcook2408]

ME AF WHEN I STOPPED PLAYING VIOLIN AT 10 LMAO

[@cheesecakelasagna]

Me, watching every TwoSet videos ever.

[@angelica1336]

For those of you who don't know, the movie's called The Concert

[@dyndyn3166]

thanks m8

[@michaweinst3774]

I heard about the movie before, and I read that the actress actually studied the violin for 3 months with a member from the Orchestre National de France

[@miwir1248]

Thanks. And props to the actress!

[@rosemarionnaud2027]

Thanks, I was wondering as they didn't say anything

[@rosemarionnaud2027]

@@michaweinst3774 That's why she made the illusion (the french teacher) 😉😉😄

[@amaart8727]

A violin playing actress that gets Twoset’s applause 👏👏👏👏

[@M_SC]

@@vani0732 it's "a violinist" or "a violin playing actor". there is no "violin playing acting". you can say 'violin play-acting', that's a noun, but it's a gerund and doesn't get an "a" or "an", like swiming is fun, not "a swimming is fun".

[@kitkat12050]

Esther B. ok lol

[@urfavoritemineral]

N

[@amaart8727]

@@yilinyang6413 Thanks for your correction😊, I guess I wanted to write "An actress" at first and messed it up then 🤦‍♀️

[@amaart8727]

@@M_SC Thanks for your super clear explanation😊

[@passionguitar666]

When she stares at the conductor, it is a cinematic choice. It creates a team between the conductor and the violonist. Small details like this changes the viewer's perception of the story and shows them the personality of the character. It makes the story feel bigger than life.

[@thejuicymop8128]

Okay 99 likes 0 reply’s wot is dis

[@Sprtschk]

what the fuck?

[@passionguitar666]

Damn haha thanks guys

[@Sky-ht6tv]

What are these relies?

[@AtheistReligionIsCancer]

Interesting meeting between cinema story telling art and music art

[@violetwhite2271]

Every actors and actress should watch twoset before they act their musical movies or drama 🙏thankful for all these likes and replies MOM I’M FAMOUS

[@squares757]

haha yes

[@dyndyn3166]

yes even directors

[@blauespony1013]

Let's put it this way: No actor or actress will be able to learn an instrument in that short amount of time that you get before or while filming. So you should get as close as possible, but they will never be able to look legit. Either the producers have to get real musicians who can act or they'll have to get doubles for the playing part ...

[@W3lol1]

No! That way twoset can still make more content on their mistakes,

[@miwir1248]

Blaues Pony or create technology to do it....

[@Snapmare_]

Take 96! Dang it why can't we get this intro right?!

[@gracezheng1699]

Snapmare 69 likes

[@jackmarentette1302]

r

[@musicofnote1]

Please allow me a comment that doesn't directly have something to do with this particular video: As a retired musician (first trumpet player, then bass trombone player, mostly in orchestras) I REALLY appreciated your professional comments about violin playing, and music making. It shows you have a great love and appreciation of the art as well as an understanding about how it's done. And of course your quick demonstrations show, you have the expertise to back up your talk. Plus your humor is golden. Keep up the great work!

[@kittyneng1]

At least they still got a musician who knows the importance of PRACTICING, kudos to her for that 2 months worth of practicing!

[@vistastructions]

It looks like musical geniuses ARE created and not born, after all!

[@AlanHope2013]

The thing is, they don't go to more trouble when making music movies because nobody cares. Apaert from two guys on KZbin, none of us would have watched that film and noticed any guffaw-producing errors, be honest. Three fine-tuners! Good God, sir! Music starting before the downbeat? Take that man out and flog 'im! Film directors don't care that much because audiences don't care at all. By the same token, if a studio gave Brett and Eddy 200 million to make a film, and they got every details exactly right, audiences wouldn't realise the difference there either.

[@kittyneng1]

@@AlanHope2013 while it is sad that people don't care much about the accuracy of the acting when it comes to music, I'm pretty sure the very bad ones like I Hear You makes the fake playing highly noticeable, especially considering the plot revolving around the theme

[@miloradowicz]

@@AlanHope2013 you picked not the best example for critique. I mean, if everything's done perfectly, you _aren't_ supposed to notice anything. There wouldn't be anything to notice in fact. And this movie did by far not the worst job at depicting musicians. Consider also, that only half the roast is actually applicable (well, may be three fourth), since the other part brought up what was intentional. But you are right. Movie makers won't bothrr, since putting in additional money and effort most likely wouldn't bring them extra profit.

[@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia]

You're right. Mélanie Laurent is a really great actress (music is one of her passions, but she's not a professional musician). She's very famous in France, she's known for taking her job very seriously, she works very hard for each of her roles.

[@Y0uWinY]

She is half a Ling Ling. The right hand belongs to her, left hand belongs to Ling Ling. You can call it left hand or... Ling hand

[@mehunab]

Lmaoo 😆😂😂 *The Ling hand*

[@superduperjoi6800]

.my friend was just telling me about a report she did on alien hands

[@levitatin2264]

it's her... hand-ling

[@shshhdhshsshhdhshhs6507]

Woman: trains 6 months to be accurate TwoSetViolin: *I S E E Y O U H A V E C H O S E N D E A T H*

[@Sasha0K]

that movie used actual orchestra slightly diluted with actors. My friend, cellist, played in it (not an actor)

[@angelinajackson7684]

Sasha0K how’d they do it? They just edited the actors over the hand movements

[@Sasha0K]

@@angelinajackson7684 no, there are actors and there are real musicians... you can check the cast (they don't show much of the orchestra though...). The cellist woman with red head is not an actor. she plays in the symphony orchestra in Paris...

[@angelinajackson7684]

Sasha0K but how did they make it look like the actors were playing?

[@ava_lavender]

@@angelinajackson7684 They probably didn't do close-ups on the actors, and only used them to fill in.

[@m-hayek1985]

Sasha0K what is this movie called?

[@MladenSpasinoviciMusicLibrary]

I was the coach for the two cellists in “Le Concert”. The big bearded cellist from the orchestra was very funny when I tried to teach him the moves and shifts on cello but he couldn’t remember so well. The other guy (the rich bald one) he managed to learn to play all the parts like a first grader. He wasn’t supposed to make “sounds” on cello because the soundtrack was to be added afterwards. But he told me he wanted to learn to play the parts in the hope that the film director choose his playing instead of the audio recording. Sadly, the film director added the prerecorded sound to his playing. I was present the day they filmed the scene you presented. 70% of the orchestra was a real symphony orchestra from Romania. The “ concert maestro” was a virtuoso gypsy violinist. The scene is filmed on the stage of the Romanian Opera from Bucharest between 18:00 and 4:00 the next morning. I had to coach the two actors for almost a month prior to the filmed scenes. It was a nice experience. 2 SET, thank you for the memories!

[@juannenna2293]

haha couch xD

[@종숙타뷔]

Sorry I can’t with the couch haha

[@jeffro7856]

They did look very comfortable. A good couch was the secret all along....

[@MrFredd38]

*coach

[@user-wu2we3vq9r]

that’s cool!! always wondered how it was like to work on a film - sounds like a great memory

[@shanhaytsyoo9253]

“You also dont really keep looking at the conductor while you play” 😂😂😂

[@avery4163]

Yeah, it makes everything uncomfortable. Lol

[@SanabriaNatalia]

Actually, it was an important part of the argument of the movie

[@arubian06]

Tell that to Ginette Neveu

[@philipmay3548]

When the conductor sucks and the orchestra can't stay with me as a soloist, I pretty much stare down the conductor the whole concert and rock back and forth in rhythm hoping to hell someone will figure out the right beat. I had one concert where the dress was nearly perfect and the concert was a disaster because the conductor lost control of the orchestra. With a good conductor, the occasional glance, usually during tempo changes, is all you need.

[@Casutama]

It's an artistic choice in this instance

[@gibdo7271]

There's a 2002 Chinese movie called "Together" and all the violin playing is pretty much spot-on imo-- way more legit than anything I've ever seen with violin playing in movies

[@Mirror0CJ]

Twoset should have a review of that one. Good movie

[@chachaxiao6860]

because the boy did play violin and later became a student of Robert Lipsett. He has his own music studio now and work as teacher for young children.

[@L16htW4rr10r]

@@chachaxiao6860 Whaaaaaaaaa. If that's true, then that is awesome

[@kylansebastiano4606]

where do you even watch this, can't even rent it on amazon

[@eddyyaeji6769]

Chinese movie... on point violin? Communist propaganda

[@timmycompositor]

Funny how Eddyy is showing his perfect pitch even when he just doing the Illuminati sound... Lol

[@seeladraws]

Okta KHOE at 4:46

[@FlowerTower]

Bro, how is that perfect pitch? I thought perfect pitch was hearing a note and being like, "Oh that's b flat" without having to figure it out on an instrument or anything. Humming with a song is just humming.

[@sarangtamirisa5090]

@@FlowerTower it is also being able to sing ( or hum, as you would like to call it) in the right key

[@playrewindff]

The illuminati sound is the X FILES THEME SONG

[@timmycompositor]

@@playrewindff you right, my bad

[@victorrutledge257]

She probably had to go through that scene twenty-five times, and every time it was different. She may have gotten tired, and just wanted it to be over. And the amazing thing is that she was close enough for the CGI to correct it. Imagine playing guitar, or even piano, and not knowing how, but having to make it look real...

[@joyce1380]

“It’s 1,2, and 4” *shows 5 fingers* 😂 relatable

[@gtalafili21]

1,2,5 Hmu if u get what i mean Nvm only Reveluvs will get it

[@Icecicle83]

@@gtalafili21 "Five is right out."

[@gtalafili21]

@@Icecicle83 ..... I dont get u

[@pranit4064]

Lol 😂😂😁😁😁

[@vmarquez73]

Dude, Melanie Laurent is a reaaally good actress. She also acts on Inglorious Bastards and the acting and filming on that movie is sick.

[@Hardt13]

And she is also a real musician, search her name in Spotify to hear some piano pieces from her

[@keithrivera79]

Shoshanna

[@nimeshsingh4943]

I knew she looked so familiar

[@ChinaTheLlama]

also a screenwriter a director and a musician .

[@marlenecruz]

When I first watched this movie (a few years ago) I was very impressed with her violin acting actually, so I went and did research, and I remember that she was coached by a violinist really well. But she doesn't play violin! So, really impressive amount of work. She said she really tried to mimic what her violin coach did when playing the actual concerto. I find it pretty fascinating how well she captured it. I agree, pretty amazing amount of work to get this, (even with the small parts that were off, hats off to the actress and the coach :) ) Its a good movie also :)

[@ianzhang4893]

what is the movie called

[@marlenecruz]

Ian Zhang it’s called The Concert, actress Melanie Laurent m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZLEmqdqlrSrhpI

[@fareeda5650]

@@marlenecruz Thank you, I also wanted to know the name of the Movie.

[@Casutama]

@@ianzhang4893 Le Concert (The Concert), with Melanie Laurent

[@joylara8200]

Yes it's a great movie!! So heartwarming & deepens my faith in how music transcends human suffering.

[@xiaoxiaoxialin]

So Brett, when are you dropping your recording of the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto?

[@clwnfshprtctr701]

YeS PLEASE leT thIs haPpen that is His Piece

[@mariellaq415]

exactly what I was thinking 😭✨

[@yanametran5715]

Came for the roast, stayed for Brett's Tchaik - like I always do.

[@beyondtheirlevel3726]

The whole video I was like "play it... PLAY IT YOU GODDAM FOOLS" *tensed fangirl noises*

[@evelyndelao9372]

only the OG twosetters know about this!!!

[@ketsiabk777]

When it’s « accurate » TwoSet : sOmEthIng iS gOinG oN

[@Y0uWinY]

Because she is being inconsistent lol

[@AR-syyel]

The actress was trained by my good friend, the violinist Sarah nemtanu 🎻

[@TrumpetBogeyMan]

That's cool

[@pamd753]

Hi guys, Actually "her" left hand was Mathilde Borsarello (musical director and concertmeister of l'Orchestre de Chambre de France).

[@lauravandzura7134]

This changes everything actually

[@HikariXD]

500 likes. 500 more and you'll be part of 1k likes club

[@KhanhNguyen-mw4ex]

Eddy’s perfect pitch while doing the illuminati sound tho 😆

[@joachimjamaer939]

I was wondering if anyone noticed that haha, just pasted the music over his own singing and 100% match 😂😂😂

[@XxMETALJAREDxX]

That’s from X-Files by the way.

[@aristoteles6265]

@@XxMETALJAREDxX Everyone knows that.

[@XxMETALJAREDxX]

Aristoteles doubtful at best but thanks for providing high quality content.

[@Julleeus]

actually, no. the x files theme was edited to match eddy’s pitch

[@josinelafontaine4939]

they might have told her to stay still to make the vfx easier

[@esteeeela]

Woooow that actually makes a lot of sense

[@authenticbaguette6673]

Josine Lafontaine lindsey sterling found her way around this by dancing and making everything blurry *IT'S A JOKE*

[@johe_bhidun]

No it's part of the story line.

[@johe_bhidun]

The conductor and the soloist did not know each other and they had some weird mind talking thing

[@anitaisabella9524]

Btw, the actress can seriously play the piano ( she even released some pieces she composed)..... not a ling ling music genius, but her music is nice

[@jody.lumbantoruan]

For those of you who don't know, it is Tchaikovsky - Violin Concerto in D major

[@justahuman4616]

I love youuuu I was searching exactly for this in the comments

[@yukiharu9726]

THANK YOOUUUU I thought no one would comment this

[@MissCaraMint]

I thought is sounden familiar. I can usually identify a Tchaikovsky piece from the general style.

[@hanrael8070]

Oh yeah . That's why it's so familiar. Nodame cantabile introduce that masterpiece to me. 😃

[@ThisIsMeKarina]

No it’s called : Brett his piece 😏

[@melon0637]

I like how the more realistic the movie is about orchestra, they get serious is nitpicking xD

[@Kvltur]

The guy at 3:57 is Anghel Gheorghe an incredible musician from Taraf de Haidouks a roma taraf band from Romania. Check videos from Taraf de Haidiouks I guarante you will be mesmerized.

[@jonaspour]

My life concists of playing traditional music, period, and Gheorghe Anghel is one of the top violinists I know. Incredible integrity, taste and feeling.

[@ivyssauro123]

Oh wow thank you so much for leaving these comments these guys are amazing!!!!

[@dmsanct]

That guy is insane. If you look at his posture while playing you'd think he knows shit and he's one of the best violinists I've heard in my life. Almost shit my pants when I saw him in the movie

[@markprocter8608]

Does the village party in Latch Drom count as 'violin acting'? Or, relative to this video, is that scene essentially footage of a legit live concert?

[@ivyssauro123]

@@markprocter8608 I haven't seen the movie, but I'm pretty sure it is considering the videos I've seen of him playing.

[@Shmaples]

I'm sorry but when you say "bow hold" really fast over and over it starts to sound like "butt hole"... you're welcome.

[@thecat_iswatching]

I thought I was alone.

[@yos33tdr3ams]

Omg never been so happy to know I'm not the only deaf perv 😂

[@leafytoast43]

Lol 😂

[@jae4512]

stop..😂😂

[@FlowerTower]

LFMAKLMFAKL

[@gianguyen8745]

the way eddy sang the meme musik at 4:45 kinda cracks me up bcus first i noticed he sang literally in tune then i recalled he has perfect pitch and that shows even in meme bgm what even

[@Cheng798536]

I like when twoset go serious about this review, so much detail and explanation. Now I know how hard it is to fake good violin play.

[@gillyweedniharry]

I'm early! I admire the actress' dedication to learn the movements/where her hands should be even if she can't really play. That's real acting.

[@nerdsquadpresents7005]

Actress: Actually legit violin player TwoSet: Ummmm, well...she came in on the e flat 0.002 seconds early. I deem it SACRELIGIOUS

[@ethanzys7497]

NerdSquad Presents twosetviolin never does that

[@becmcardle8552]

I guess you missed the part where they quote the actress from an interview saying that she wasn’t a violinist. She practiced for two months to get the piece to look realistic but, actually plays piano.

[@notabyzantophile]

audio and recording is usually separate and cut into small bits so you can do editing maybe they messed up the syncing for part of it

[@harmonydew6486]

I think they intended it to be bad because they said like "dear God if there's a miracle give it now" or something like that

[@miloradowicz]

@@harmonydew6486 it was supposed to be bad, because the orchestra musicians, according to the plot, were unemployed for 20 years since the USSR's collapse. Some of them did cleaning, some of them did scamming, some were driving taxis and some were even voicing over porn as a side job (didn't know such a thing even existed, though perhaps it actually didn't). And then they skipped the practice altogether because they are stereotypical Russians and just had to go see Louvre/Notre Dame de Paris/get a taste of local gastronomy/do merchandise (those late arrivals with the infamous checkered bags)/attend a meeting of the local Communist Party and so on. So the first minute was supposed to sound trashy. But then they have a collective flashback (there's a tragic incident in the past involved, of which the violin soloist is a reminder to them), and supposedly get their shit together, so all the roast after that is spot on. And while the main body of musicians I believe were real-life musicians, the main actors are all actors. They did a decent job though, the main actress is not a stranger to music after all.

[@miloradowicz]

Btw, they guy they roasted for vibrato is a self-taught gypsy. His weird technique was even noted in the movie.

[@autumngrace7742]

Imagine if twoset were as critical as previous movies/dramas compared to this video (checking fingering, bow changes, stiffness, etc) their vids on those chinese knockoffs will reach 8 hours lol

[@gwenrowley828]

Autumn Grace would watch

[@c.gwakamole2350]

You guys are the reason that movies are becoming accurate

[@ayoladenika]

*"that sounds much worse than a youth orchestra"* MY CHWEST

[@carbondieinside1066]

I don’t even play any musical instruments and watch their videos cause they’re so entertaining. Don’t ever stop uploading videos.

[@robalexnat]

She trained 5 months with Sarah Nemtanu of thr Orchestre National de France. Also for the Tarantino fans, Shoshanna anyone?

[@Ella-bo5cm]

Au revoir shoshanna!

[@yesbye8873]

"You don't really keep looking at the conductor.. It's a bit... Creepy" Well as a choir conductor is totally the other way round, especially if the members are new or junior. They just look around and never focus on signals; begins 1 beat later or never hold enough beats LOL I was like "I don't care if you sing out of tune of whatever now, please look at me or at least my hand!!" HAHAHAHA Anyway, I want to thank Bret and Eddy for their enthusiasm in music. Which inspire me to continue to learn music (although I ended up in Med school) *real sad case* . Watching ROASTING video is so fun and both of you are so truthful, which is why I decided to subscribe to, for the first time in my life, and ONLY to TwoSet violin, after being active on internet for about 11 years. I'm really grateful, from the bottom of my heart. Someone please tell them about this!!!! :D

[@Seraholethysie]

YES to the part about choral conductors.

[@lacialovescats]

This is so true, and happened to me too... Please just watch your conductor, oh choir members, else how the hell would you get the tempo right

[@Seraholethysie]

@@lacialovescats Not to mention that choristers need to be guided through accelerandos and ritardandos and a tempos and sudden tempo changes wherever they appear…

[@artsy_marcypan]

Y Bin Exactly! As someone in a choir, I have been taught to always look at the conductor!

[@ava_lavender]

That's true in my middle school orchestra, too. Our conductor always tells us we need to follow his tempo.

[@takesomecriticism9244]

Me reading the title: Accurate violin acting? That’s illegal! Also me: oh...

[@richardkan8499]

She's so pretty I couldn't look at the instrument - wassa matta with your guys? Can't you appreciate how pretty she was?

[@subnauticvirgo1894]

Watching Brett and Eddy has inspired me to pick the cello back up after a year or so without playing. Thank you guys for making practice/playing a classical instrument a lot more fun ❤️

[@thetov1896]

Good job keep practicing!!

[@evie3190]

When they said “bow hold” I thought they were saying butthole and I was getting so confused

[@wasabilai9405]

Hey, look at her "bow hold"!

[@lisin4444]

Me too 😔

[@darkestera914]

Aussies man :/ it's not your fault.

[@TheBigKiller31]

This com with this Paul's picture is perfect

[@evie3190]

Sheogorath31 oh my god yes😂

[@DexM47]

That's Shoshanna from Inglorious Basterds :)

[@emj1171]

DexM47 I was looking for this comment! :D

[@ItsAsparageese]

THANK YOU I thought it looked like her, but I'm dreadful with faces, so I was looking in the comments for a clue or for the movie name so I could look it up! She's a lovely and amazing actress, it's cool to finally see her in another role, 'cos I feel like we should be seeing much more from her

[@averagemusicenjoyer]

Mélanie Laurent :)

[@MrMetalWarlock]

Thank you.. Thank you..

[@ragytag]

I thought she looked familiar

[@panchhi7548]

I just love y'all so much Brett and Eddy, you inspire me to play to the violin everyday for 40 hours.

[@dahianamonzonmartinez3614]

The last time i was this early Liszt was breaking his first piano

[@samthepianoman]

Yeee

[@Ana-ld9js]

When I was little my dad showed me this part from the Concert and after that I just fall in love with the violin. So all the summer I begged my parents to go to the violin lessons. And here I am after 6 years.

[@armandazimi-sadjadi7533]

As a person who has made multiple productions, I can tell you. Making this was incredibly difficult. This scene was shot multiple times, meaning different bow holds. There is usually only one camera for a standard production, so all of those shots were filmed in different takes when filming the scene.

[@artwizardsam3238]

It's actually WAY more difficult and frustrating to learn to act to play this well rather than to actually learn the instrument. As you said, how frustrating it must've been to learn just the right hand movements without the left hand. Respect for this artist!

[@valeriereneeharper]

If it is easier to learn to play she would have learned to play it though.

[@artwizardsam3238]

@@valeriereneeharper I read that she kinda did learn it for 6 months.

[@daniloalmeida5018]

I LOVE Le Concert. I really think that is one in a few movies that treat music seriously. The storyline is all focused in a situation that occurred during a Tchaikovsky violin concerto presentation in the past, and those events lead to the final scene (that one two set are showing in the video). It's kinda weird in some scene, like the chaotic begining when everyone is out of time and not together. In the begining all orchestra is out and a chaos because EVERYONE is a retired musician, and they went to play this last concerto after so much (you'll need to watch to know!). The went to another country and everyone was more concerned to do a tour than playing. This lead out to a concern to the maestro who is trying to make this happen because of the soloist. Her is very upset because there isn't a rehearsal and a lot of unprofessionalism. The chaos in the scene stops when she started to play the solo and everyone remembered her mom that one day played with them in the past, and the real scene begins. There is a lot of little details that make this scene incredible, on music technique and plotpoints. Her acting is really good for someone that doesn't play the violin and is good to know that there is some actors who cares about doing the right stuff. I really recommend the movie, it's funny and have a cool story around this amazing concerto that I love so much ♥ Thanks for this funny review Twoset. Love you!

[@Casutama]

I agree, it's a wonderful film and it feels like a love letter to Tchaikovsky honestly. You guys should all go watch it. Ling Ling will forgive you if you practice only 38 hours one day to watch this lovely film!

[@joylara8200]

I totally agree with you! The movie is heartwarming & uplifting -- I hope everyone who watches this video watches the movie (Le Concert) !! It's one movie I never tire of re-watching.

[@annabelleb3572]

Okay but everyone should watch this movie, "Le Concert", it's just sooooo good.

[@andrewdevine3920]

Le concert? What does it mean??

[@annabelleb3572]

@@andrewdevine3920 Yeah, it's title is literally "The Concert". It's a very good story. Basically, it's about a former russian orchestra conductor at the Bolshoi who lost his job and reputation because he protected the jews under the oppressive government. Many many years later, while he is cleaning the theatre director's desk, he finds a fax from a french theatre director asking for the Bolshoi's orchestra to come to Paris and play. He sees an opportunity to get his career back, and also say "screw you" to the old government. So he goes to find all his ancient orchestra members, and they get ready to impersonate the Bolshoi in Paris. There's another secondary plot in this movie wich is very emotional, I won't get into it to avoid spoilers, but honestly, go watch Le Concert!

[@bryanpark8098]

This is Mélanie Laurent, French actress in French movie The Concert from 2009. Imdb trivia says that she just started learning violin a few months before film production.

[@juliettejournaux]

Bryan Park of course ! She has a lining. She has just learned a choreography to be credible in her role. And it’s already a pretty hard job. But she didn’t play a note.

[@tudorpop8959]

React to the rehearsal scene of the same film. There, the gypsy violinist, Caliu, played Paganini, after only hearing it on a tape before. (I doubt he can read notes)

[@jazzblossom4122]

yess that was so epic

[@l0serrr.r]

Link?

[@joylara8200]

oh my gosh that's AMAZING! That rehearsal scene is one of my favorites!!

[@Nuvolenny]

Ah yes, the fine tuners, it's always 1☝🏼 2✌🏼 Or 4🖐🏼

[@aiyanaperry4016]

Dam... I clicked so FAST you don’t even know I was just listening to my Japanese songs, TwoSet popped up and I literally dropped my phone because I clocked so hard. The screen cracked... but it’s all good!!

[@everydaycola]

Sure, that happend

[@OutOfTheShadows1]

Yeah, as good as Mafumafu is, Two Set trumps even him

[@aiyanaperry4016]

Ilja Nachtergaele DO YOU QUESTION MY LEGITNESS!?!? it cracked in three places (but it was my screen protector(not my actual screen(if you must know)))

[@ManelFarre]

One of my favourite movies! Great acting! This final scene is incredible ! The actress is not only trying to copy the violinist moves so well, knowing that she didn't know how to play, she expresses so many emotions and feelings! Impossible not to cry at the end!

[@joylara8200]

I agree! I re-watch this movie every time I need to smile & feel good about the world.... :)

[@jordie2772]

“Violin’s one of those things the more you practice the harder it gets” Good thing I’m a viola lol

[@kittyneng1]

What a miracle, a movie that TwoSet can't roast because it's already well done ✨

[@miwir1248]

Fox_Rain_04 ikr it was just a gentle sear like creme brûlée

[@thetov1896]

But they always find a way......

[@agathacccc2710]

I recommend this film whole heartedly, it’s really good. Comedic yet very moving.

[@nathandichuckle3713]

It was nice at first. *But we all know how it ends.* *NOT ENOUGH PRACTICE! Y’ALL SHOULD PRACTICE!*

[@ww-mk6om]

you should react to violin playing in a turkish show called 'Magnificent century'

[@potatoro1671]

Oooof. I know it.

[@elingroslan786]

ibrahim pasha

[@АлександрЛихов-ю3э]

Oh yes, it`s Ibrahim Pasha who plays the violin and it`s quite ridiculous.

[@ticak3975]

Why the hell did I read that as "minecraft century"

[@stinkiest]

oh hell yeah 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@reinasophia8748]

Brett: also like, you don't really keep looking at the conductor while you play I DIED SODJDK

[@vyvionda3117]

I'm always practicing, even when I'm not practicing.

[@theresawood8378]

Mental practice is underrated

[@areyougoingtoeatthatbanana2095]

We found ling ling everyone

[@haeyin]

@@theresawood8378 yeah, and you can actually make mistakes in visualization practice too, and if you can't play it perfectly in your mind...🤦‍♀️ what chance do you have in a performance?

[@redcarrot7564]

Interesting

[@vyvionda3117]

@@areyougoingtoeatthatbanana2095 ling ling found me

[@ZoyaBelous]

Hey guys! Just wanted to say (not related to video), was just binge watching your channel a whole last week, and I have an incredible effect after watching your videos, you gave me motivation to continue doing music and practising. I had a severe depression for a solid amount of time, and lost all hope for music, and you guys bringing me to life with pushing me to practice. Of course I was still practising and was doing music here and there, but that was blank and uninspiring, and you made me wanting to make music again, and believe it's a very important thing for me, so what I wanted to say it's a huge Thank You!!

[@karcavida3250]

that's so nice :D

[@ZoyaBelous]

@@karcavida3250 Thank you! ^_^

[@personx9040]

I just started watching your videos like two months ago... I didn't know anything about classical music before so I was just happy to recognize Tchaikovsky violin concerto here!

[@MaeXM]

I literally spilled my tea when I saw a newly uploaded Twoset video

[@rrondelossantos1852]

Finding a movie with accurate playing is like your blood doctor stabbing their way to find one of your veins. I know cause I have like 10 holes in both arms now (EDIT): I meant 10 pathways of 2 holes. Also this is h*cka likes. I guess that my mortal wounds weren't in vain

[@miwir1248]

Rron Delos Santos ouch

[@orlock20]

In one of the latest James Bond movies, the movie couldn't get sweeping dirt right. The broom was two feet off the ground when the guy was moving it. Every time somebody does a job in a movie or TV show, the people that do it for a living are probably cringing.

[@sadlittlebiatch8108]

Rron Delos Santos it’s funny because it’s true...:))))

[@crystalmorris24]

Next time ask for a butterfly needle. Done on the back of the hand. Less holes yo.

[@catlord69]

@@orlock20 if you think about it its kinda paradoxical - actors should imitate real life things with their acting and yet they dont do it properly :D But nevertheless they are perfect when it comes to speech, memory and emotions, dont get me wrong !

[@ivannar1904]

The beginning was a great representation of my last two brain cells

[@zeethanguo]

The beginning reminded me oddly enough of my middle school orchestra. Very proud to say I helped by playing out of time and tune.

[@pr3nzlb3rg3r]

PLEASE do "The Devil's Violinist" with David Garrett!!!

[@roquecruz3851]

It’s cause she’s a musician. Pianist is part of her background and takes pride in getting these parts down❤️

[@wulawan1921]

You should review the Devil Violinist, which should be the best violin movie acting as the main character is played by David Garrett

[@expandyourwisdom]

gary ng they wouldnt need to

[@claradeusviolinus5080]

This movie is actually called "Le Concert". It's a very good comedy film about classical music, you guys should definitely watch it! And btw the soloist that was playing Tchaikovsky was from Paris's orchestra. She's the one being filmed from the orchestra's point of view, and when we see the face of the actress, she's only on playback. Great movie, seriously consider it!

[@joylara8200]

I agree -- Le Concert is a wonderful movie. Watch it & laugh, sigh, be uplifted!!

[@lupuclaudiu4887]

the gipsy guy in the movir is caliu. search: caliu paganini and see his part in the movie. he basically listened the concerto and sung it by ear as he has no music academic lessons. He is part of clejani taraf(search it out too).

[@bosej.2621]

Yeah I thought he looked like him. I was surprised that they found problems in his playing but based on what you said I could possible see why.

[@dfkfgjfg]

Please react to more of Nodame Cantabile (original anime) since you only saw one clip!

[@lagrandioso1456]

Yes please !!

[@ChronosKat]

I second this! This needs to happen.

[@みしゃ-k8j]

yes pleaseeeeee

[@stephanievizzi9147]

Literally having such a bad day and y’all are making me laugh so hard. Bless you boys

[@Giratina871]

Eddy: "So it's not a double..." Michael: ..or is it? *cue Vsauce music*

[@JeanDeLaCroix_]

Oh le concert, one of my favourite films I hoped you would review it But you should have watched the full film, some things are explained in it that you speak about

[@joylara8200]

I agree! The "bad orchestra" effect is important in the story and makes things even more wonderful.

[@acb1618]

"The Concert" is an extraordinary movie in every possible way. Ling Ling Hi from Mexico

[@OrthodoxMidwife]

Editor-San really had fun editing the intro to this video 😂😂😂😂

[@hanzosleftnut]

Best intro from two set in a long time

[@xandraxandra1437]

Mo Yoshiyuki Same! I kind of missing the old “oppsie” ( don’t know how to spell it), because it made the videos more personal and fun. They are still fun and good, but it’s obviously they are professional KZbinrs now and have prof editors.

[@emoryclaire1477]

As a film major, I believe the differing bow holds could be from using two different shots from perhaps two different filming days or two separate takes of that angle. It would make sense if she adjusted her hold between takes, but idk for sure.

[@Howitchewstofeel5gum]

Amazing actress and drop-dead gorgeous!

[@vanessa9488]

I love that movie! They started off rocky because they havent had a rehearsal after many years. Her mother was a violinist who played with the whole orchestra that many years back. Subsequently, when she started playing, they got back the feeling from many years back 🥰

[@srrfounder1]

Editing in the left hand on a moving person would be impossible. No doubt she was told to stay as still as possible. She did that really well... BRAVA! 👏👏👏

[@layali5767]

"it doesn't get easier! Violin is one of those things that the more you practice the harder it gets" facts that break my self-esteem... gotta go practice now, enough TwoSet.

[@sukirocks6170]

“She’s way too-“ *dramatically turns head and places chin on chin rest* “tense” Why did I almost start laughing at that point

[@chloe2451]

legend said that if you're early TwoSetViolin will reply to your comment.

[@-mouse]

Legends say that if u copied someone try the said legend, twoset won't reply

[@miwir1248]

Legend=myth

[@rosemarionnaud2027]

Legend will stay a legend, sadly 😪

[@Lamentable5]

You guys are posting videos sooo funny, you're analyses are soooo hilarious, it's actually helping w/ my depression 🤣😭

[@PranavMishra-ze2jq]

I'm not first, I'm not last. But when Twoset uploads a video, I click too fast.

[@johningram2153]

A lot of this is just the unavoidable problem of making a film, particularly when the actors are playing music. You MUST have an audio track that provides more continuity than you can get from the multiple takes that are required for film, and generally NONE of that actual audio is going to come from the filmed performances. So the different bow-hold from one take to the next is not at all surprising. Also, the editor of the film has to piece all of these camera angles together, and it's safe to assume the editor is not a violinist (nor are they really making the film for violinists), so it's not surprising that some angles show the soloist playing a different phrase than the audio being played at that time.

[@xelacremant7396]

Watch the movie if you get the chance. It's done for me what you guys are trying to achieve with this channel: it encouraged me to include more classical music in my life, it gave me a newfound appreciation for it, all the while being quirky, funny and emotional in many ways. It's a love letter to Tchaïkovski and at the same time, friendly to uneducated audiences. And it's a french movie. I know french people, I am french. We LOVE elitism. So this is a pretty fantastic movie even in its philosophy.

[@portraitbyelise2309]

Si ce film t'as fait aimer la musique classique, je te recommande "Ludwig van B.", un film des années 90 avec Gary Oldman qui fait retraverser toute l'oeuvre de Beethoven à travers sa mystérieuse vie amoureuse, la star du film c'est la musique !

[@aokayokk]

The editor is a whole mood 😂