Turning Classical Music into Paintings

[@carolinaroveroni8101]

I think Brett being abstract and Eddy being more realistic makes total sense with their personalities

[@humblesparrow]

Eddy's always so intent on getting it right, Brett just lets it happen.

[@letsmakepopcornshallwe8400]

@@humblesparrow that's why they complete each other and makes them an unique individual

[@myname-mz3lo]

i would expect the oposite

[@ekaterinapodolskaya9278]

Yeah, Brett's painting reminds me of his lo-fi 😂

[@weewoo8856]

@@ekaterinapodolskaya9278 lmaoo

[@TwoSetPlaylists]

Eddy: bobrosses a romantic landscape that relates to the music on multiple levels. Brett: yeets paint onto the canvas and unleashes his inner avantgarde demon. Brett's genius is so underrated.

[@chinchin3130]

So true... I really love the way Brett went about it... No frills no fuzz, just clear expression...

[@kudos4201]

john cage of the painting world

[@tylermoore8218]

@@kudos4201 so… jackson pollock?

[@ricsouza5011]

I think at this point Brett is doing it on purpose.

[@Leontinevanvliet]

Eddy's painting actually has some really nice perspective! Brett's painting is......original :)

[@PreetiRachelJasper]

I really like Brett’s painting more tbh. 😅

[@Leontinevanvliet]

@@PreetiRachelJasper Haha yeah I think lots of people do! Abstract and realism are completely different but equally hard :)

[@COOL_GEEK_]

@@PreetiRachelJasper Yep, it's modern art.

[@cydnic3064]

Brett’s painting is like his compositions :) I like it!

[@yeeeweee2889]

just different type dude😂brett's thoughts are also good

[@RedCAT18]

Okay, all jokes aside, their drawing methods are pretty similar to the way they making music. It is more interesting when you compare this episode and the requiem / sabre dance recreation episodes. Eddy started from building overall structure, organise, and then went into detail. The main idea looks a bit blurred imo, but i think he could make it clearer if he had more time. On the other hand, Brett went straight into expression his main idea. It looks bit chaotic but quite clear. He seemed to draw on a whim, just following the idea in his head. Well done, boys! Both are cool artworks and i want to see them in real, not only through screen. And wanna try to make my own version 😃

[@MiguelBaptista1981]

True. I'd say Eddy is more extrovert irl, and Brett more introvert, but as for composing, Eddy is more disciplined, and Brett is more passionate.

[@RedCAT18]

@@MiguelBaptista1981 Ive understood eddy is introvert and brett is extrovert irl, but I agree with the latter part of what you said :)

[@anannieie]

I mean 1. They're not based around the art area so obviously it would seem a but blurry 2. ??? What so people start with details when they draw? Of course you start with the basic structure and go into detail XD

[@dameagathamanwe9549]

@@anannieie some people draw eyes before the head itself so i don't think you should be surprised there are people who draw which part they feel strongest then just skim the plain parts.

[@duck_onYouDuxk]

@@anannieie allot of people think about what they EXACTLY want before drawing and draw it out. Som people just start and see what they wanna add and where it goes. It makes sense for eddy to draw a landscape based on the whole piece (structured and 1 idea he whent all the way for) and Brett whent with the music and presented all diffrent parts. It's kinda like eddy gave you a general picture while Brett wanted you to feel every emotion in more detail.

[@lux_luh]

Their art pieces are JUST like their music pieces. Eddy: Genuinely trying his best, has an idea and plot, decent results. Brett: Chaotic. Alarming. WTF.

[@dreampace]

100% agree!! 😂😂

[@UZIKING]

Brett's one is his Lofi

[@jeremyleow]

But it took Eddy a longer time for his ideas to set in

[@juwiltgen]

And this also translates into the way they play

[@myname-mz3lo]

brett is creative though eddy plays it safe

[@hehehehe6934]

Their paintings are literal symbols of their lofis... Eddy's: calm and serene Brett's: chaotic and abstract

[@myname-mz3lo]

eddy playing it safe and boring while bret actually gets creative more like

[@vamvam7690]

@@myname-mz3lo that’s a bit harsh, they just have different styles and personalities that’s all :)

[@kawaiicotegomen]

Eddy's painting: *Listening to Rachmaninoff* Brett's painting: *Playing Rachmaninoff*

[@jimmyjamp8440]

@@myname-mz3lo you dont have to put down one's efforts to bring someone else up... not very nice at all. i think they both did wonderful

[@myname-mz3lo]

@@jimmyjamp8440 telling someone they did great when they kept it safe isnt nice either...

[@derpypaimon5139]

Even Eddy's and Brett's lofi feel evident in their paintings

[@qien6046]

exactly lmao like brett is just like “fk it whatever “ and eddy actually puts in effort and in the end it comes out pretty good

[@massivepanda8692]

Yeahh the vibes fit

[@kusumlama1851]

Sameee

[@chinchin3130]

True! Love how both of them were really different and original...

[@ketzeok]

as a czech person i gotta say that Eddy actually captured the czech countryside very well :) Brett's painting reminds me more of the czech history as our country evolved into what it is now. beautiful work!! :)

[@shela404]

Very cool to read this!

[@MacHalaG]

as a fellow czech person I have to point out that since the piece is called From the New World it should have captured United States not Czechia ;)

[@ketzeok]

@@MacHalaG that's very true! :] although the piece could have any meaning possible, everyone's interpretation is different based on their feelings. it could be that Dvořák felt this way while looking at the US nature, or he was remembering what it felt like to be here in his homeland :]

[@otikrakosnik]

@@ketzeok spíš to bude z té USA kolego. 🤣

[@ketzeok]

@@otikrakosnik nejsem tvůj kolega but sure, respektuju tvůj názor 🤷🏻

[@woobiemoobie8884]

Is brett exposing whats in his mind now? First of all, his LoFi, next his soundtracks, and then another one?

[@nimbunz]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Dragon.of.wisdom]

One day he will compose a contemporary piece, just give it time 😂

[@WeilunP]

Brett is once again, challenging the thin line between genius and lunatics lol I'm genuinely impressed.

[@TereCurada]

Lol he's too precious 😂

[@fury1627]

Brett is so sophisticated and cultured he wasn't sure which style to choose - Van Gogh's "Starry night" or Munch's "Scream" - so he decided to use B O T H

[@TereCurada]

I laughed way too much at this lol

[@shela404]

This is so good ahaha

[@MsLm97]

exactly what I was thinking watching it 😅

[@alonew]

Now I can't unsee it..🤣🤣🤣

[@CaptainNemo1869]

Can we just take a moment to talk about how they wear their berets like chef's hats??

[@yamisice]

It's so cute

[@Gigglegal320]

😂❤😂❤ they are soooo adorable!!!

[@pogsauce9253]

I dont know how TwoSet can still make original content after so many years.

[@Maube]

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[@pogsauce9253]

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[@blindlittleraddish]

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[@cathuman3044]

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[@matttondr9282]

As a Czech person, I can confirm Eddy’s painting looks like home. Brett also really captured the contrast between the excitement of the “New World” and the nostalgia of missing home.

[@sam-ly4gn]

What do you think they meant by Bohemian river? Like Moldau or Labe or idk….

[@emmavaccova8695]

@@sam-ly4gn Maybe they meant Vltava (Moldau) because Smetana (another famous Czech composer) composed a piece dedicated to this river. So perhaps their mind went automatically to this river, but i also think they would specify that they were talking about the Moldau and not just any river (since it’s pretty famous). So realistically, i think they just meant any Bohemian river. I think they just thought to themselves that yea, Dvořák lived in Bohemia and Eddy was painting a country side. So therefore just any Bohemian river in a village :)

[@alzbetahamalova]

Souhlasiiim:))

[@james088]

@@emmavaccova8695 Souhlas

[@sahajkaur2440]

Brett's painting kinda looks like it represents the two halves and psyches of twoset themselves 😳

[@kennethlingad]

😳

[@booyah7415]

I like that; that's one way to look at it

[@ladidadidaladi7168]

Eddy has always come across as the calm, stable personality. When he does things, it's usually with one clear goal and works out one plan towards that goal. A very convergent person. Brett is the more intense personality. Pretty extreme in nature. He doesn't just go with one idea. He usually have a couple of ideas in mind and tries to put all the ideas into one plan and sees how things will turn out. A very divergent person. These two can't be more polar opposites. Yet they are best pals.

[@somerandomastronaut8487]

Well, you know what they say: opposites attract! (In a friendly context here of course.)

[@abook2141]

i feel like its the other way around

[@andrea1576]

Eddy: I think I've painted like, twice in my life Also Eddy: *produces a painting that looks way better than my 50th attempt*

[@notcriskey8011]

As an artist I can say without a doubt- Brett could've become a great abstractionist if he decided to develop his painting skills 👍

[@mehwhatever695]

At this point I already believe Brett can do anything lmao

[@miriamjesse1628]

I'd like to see them do this for Rite of Spring

[@gabixhrung]

same, or maybe an impressionist piece?

[@jessicarodman7629]

Maybe not Rite of Spring 😬 but perhaps something along the same lines of polyphonic & polyrhythmic layers. Firebird might be a good start, with the challenge to obviously not paint the firebird.

[@davidstretch5614]

@@jessicarodman7629 why not try some Charles Ives, then?

[@jessicarodman7629]

@@davidstretch5614 I like it. Do it, TwoSet!

[@Sam-ky3su]

As if Brett's painting isn't weird enough.

[@JReeces]

I'm one of those twoset viewers who don't actually play an instrument but just find their content enjoyable. BUT I DID GRADUATE IN FINE ARTS!!! So finally some content I can critique properly.

[@wakingtheworld]

And? Your critique? Lol

[@wakingtheworld]

@TheCartóon94 And we're still waiting! But I did watch the vid of a guy who has an Art degree (and is into classical music but is not a musician) who approached TwoSet's choices from a different angle. That was fascinating but I can't remember his name though I did type out his list and the lists of others in his comments with a view to listening to these pieces to see whether they were right. Will try to source but dashing out now so no time!

[@wakingtheworld]

Just realised where I put my list. The guy was called Sculptyworks and it was a reaction vid to that of TwoSet called 'Matching Classical Music to Artwork.

[@miriamjesse1628]

Eddy: 'I've only painted twice in my life Also Eddy: creates this amazing masterpiece

[@marrieyr5289]

The color shows their personality, Eddy is bright and Brett is emotional.

[@songfulmusicofsongs]

Does that mean that Brett is secretly emo?

[@mochacoffeebear]

For me Eddy's painting expressed softness of feeling, while Brett's painting expressed feeling of straightforwardness. 😳the duality got me though.

[@pogeman2345]

Eddy's definitely has that impressionistic vibes going on, sort of the Monet/Manet countryside sort of feel. Brett meanwhile has that Matisse/Picasso/abstract vibe going on.

[@aokagaspideypool8797]

This is exactly what I was thinking! Eddy definitely has that Monet landscape vibe, just subtle colors and happy thoughts

[@QtPieMarth]

Eddy's reminds me a bit of Cezzanne while Brett's reminds me more of Chagall in his intense, abstract brush strokes and definition.

[@fai7hs]

i love how both paintings just capture their personalities so distinctly. how eddy focuses on how the composer might've felt and how brett focuses on how he felt. how eddy is more realistic and how brett is more abstract. how eddy sticks to softer and somewhat similar colours (blues, greens, yellows), and brett uses a wide array of colours (kinda bolder and more contrasting colours). how eddy's approach is more calm and methodical, and how brett's approach is more direct in a way (im not quite sure how to explain it: it's like he paints directly from his heart yk. he feels that that he should have this colour, and so he does it) my art knowledge is very limited so LOL

[@muskanchoradia]

As someone who paints, the paint brushes and tubes and other equipment always looks fascinating! To see that Brett and Eddy got a good quantity of material to try painting a canvas is another display of their dedication! You guys should continue painting now that you've finally begun :))

[@elissahunt]

Absolutely they should continue painting. It's a great complement to music and helps your mind relax.

[@muskanchoradia]

@@elissahunt absolutely, art and music go very well together.

[@misojimo2154]

as a painter and musician i was so happy to see this video, it’s like an epic crossover of arts ahahaha

[@vaneatsgrass]

@@misojimo2154 yeah same

[@britneypennington8502]

TwoSet should: 1) collaborate with a youtube artist to paint while TwoSet plays violin. It'd be neat to see what a professional painter makes while inspired by professional violinists 2) DO ARTWORK CHARADES!!! (charades to famous paintings, sculptures, etc.)

[@rsignradio2464]

Count days in this request

[@sisigueno]

I was half expecting the paintings to be extremely sad or grim pieces, or something really intense like from Shostakovich.

[@Anonymous-kt6lm]

What I think about their painting is that they really represent their personalities. Eddy matured into a type of dude who thinks logically therefore his painting seems to be more straightforward (with one artistic motif in mind). On the other hand, Brett's visualization of the piece is actually wider in a sense that he cannot express himself, or the idea in his head, through a still image, in which he needed to continuously change something throughout the painting process. I really love the way they interpreted the New World Symphony through colors and imagery! I want part two! 😍 How about they do an artpiece showing how they would visualize Tchaickovsky's and Sibelius' Violin Concertos? I can't even stop smiling while thinking about it hihihi 😂💗

[@humblesparrow]

I like the Van Gogh-style brushstrokes, Brett. Also, it was Pollock who said "let it drip". Nice!

[@TarunoNafs]

Ooh, I thought it's another made-up qoute! Good to know.

[@humblesparrow]

@@TarunoNafs LOL it is a made-up quote! But Jackson Pollock did actually drip and drizzle his paint, so the joke's a better fit for him.

[@dannycardenas3898]

As an art teacher who has reconnected with classical music during the pandemic, i enjoyed this episode. I really loved how Eddie went for the objective and Brett went into the non objective realm. If Eddie had no formal training or experience with painting, he did an excellent job creating the illusion of depth and keeping his colors in the same key. With a little more training he would've made a great impressionist painter. Brett's painting was exciting to watch evolve, and had he been painting in my classroom I would've been over his shoulder making him pull more from his sub conscious. The red brushstrokes were representative as spiritual totems I was hoping he would've had more time to work on. Brett would definitely be at home among the post war abstract expressionist painters! Would definitely love to see more paintings videos in the future.

[@reno-tx8xy]

ling ling doesn't paint. she is the painting and music comes from her.

[@paulinab.2642]

It's she, the Goddess Ling Ling

[@JM-wt4bf]

As an visual art practitioner I'm find Brett's work intriguing and... Eddie "I've only painted twice in my life" I now know the exact same feeling that they have when viewing/listening to a child prodigy

[@megumin4564]

Twoset really do be thinking out of the box with their content and I'm here for it

[@bloosy1771]

I just love how these paintings accurately represent these guys' personalities. If you were shown the two paintings and asked which was painted by who, it would be soooo obvious

[@jamesmarker3956]

Honestly, I’d love to see you guys do this again with some other pieces.

[@booksandmusic2526]

Yeah I want them to do this with one of Shostakovich pieces

[@dnuma5852]

i actually quite like Brett's paintings. I feel like he's taking the images straight from his mind without trying to make any sense, really letting the expressiveness come out. Eddy did a good job too!

[@taniar9796]

As a painter this was INTERESTING Love this guys trying new things

[@DevilishlyDutch]

It's interesting, Eddy has a very careful and soft approach, meanwhile Brett is bold and just going for it. Love that!

[@erikadash768]

Wow I'm actually impressed, Eddy tried to do an aerial perspective and the composition is decent even though it's pretty common. And Brett has a concept that could be developed to something innovative and original. Definitely artists' brain

[@PianoMan333]

I want to see their painting of La Campanella

[@brunotheexpert8230]

That would be awsome

[@galadrix4528]

The moment I read La Campanella, I've already imagined a grand cathedral with the bells chiming calling out on people for the beginning of the mass.

[@lasyanjanachalla5803]

As a self taught artist, I think both of their paintings came out pretty well! (I'm kinda surprised Brett could control the brush properly holding it like that. I could NEVER do that. ) Sincerely, a fan from India.

[@moonwatcher99]

Holy crap. I don't even have words. Eddy's is actually REALLY good, I would hang that on my wall. And I'm not just saying that as a fan; it looks really nice. I've seen that technique before, where you provide the general shape of things, instead of photo realism. And he chose his colors well. Brett's is obviously a completely different style, but it also came out really well. Definitely in the abstract category, but it has a very cool look to it. And again, the colors are actually pretty well chosen. This was awesome, they should make some tshirts with the art prints on them! I would absolutely wear both of these on a shirt.

[@maleu]

As an artist and who's interested in classical music I am loving how twoset bringing creative fields together 😻😻😻 and their hat tho so cuteeeee

[@Leontinevanvliet]

Same! :D

[@prexytheartist]

same! they captured the music so well 😆

[@hehehehe6934]

Haha yess!

[@renascitur7051]

Eddy joked about his painting being impressionistic when in reality, it really is. The colors are loose and Blurry but still manages to capture the whole perspective. BRett's use of colors was actually good, too. I wish he didn't completely spread out the paint on the sun-thing, the texture was great!

[@jihan73013]

imagine the paintings are gonna be on twoset apparel… that must be sick

[@muyanxu5077]

OMG YES

[@Mordred14394]

ahh yes 💚

[@hoanghaanhpham1783]

OMG YASSSS!!!!!

[@meirantisetiani8484]

The paintings said everything about their personalities. Eddy: soft and subtle colors: he's shy, timid, he'd think about everything... risks, impacts...when he wants to do something, sometimes second guessing himself. Brett: bright and strong colors. He's a person who's like.... LET'S GO, LET'S JUST DO IT. He'll come up at someone and talk to them without any reluctance. We love ya'll. You need to sign those paintings, and put it up for sale!! 🤩👍🏼

[@j.p.1492]

Ready to get into what will probably be a creative wholesome music mess

[@jordie2772]

as an artist AND a musician (still a student, the music is just a hobby) I never thought i'd see the day when I would know something better than brett and eddy on this channel.... but the point is those paints look of quite decent quality (jealous) and seeing the flat brush they used in the beginning literally almost made me cry. Please take classes guys lmfao

[@alsethe2nd656]

Says it's 7:30 7 minutes and 30 seconds into the video. It's perfect.

[@aesaiza]

I really like their paintings. Eddy surprisingly got a few things right like the sky and how the atmosphere makes things bluer the farther away something is, very realistic. And Brett feeling himself. I like that they enjoyed it. Painting with classical music is a mood. A relaxing mood.

[@player1of275]

"Paint me like one of your french girls" but make it orchestral. Brett & Eddy are KILLING it with these videos, man. (And also with the berets.) Keep it up, guys! Also, I wouldn't be adverse to a poetry version/edition lol

[@wakingtheworld]

Re the poetry version, it was also suggested by a.n.other, but, as a poet, feel it would be too challenging... especially with a time constraint. I really don't like 'creativity to order' either!

[@annaj7273]

I’m a Czech person who likes to paint, enjoys classical music and loves TwoSet. This video brings me joy for sure. You guys did a great job!

[@otikrakosnik]

Tak určitě. Dvořák for the win. Jeho Nový svět je prostě bomba.

[@lenochod6]

It is like ultimate combo of your favourite things in one video from your favourite youtubers... I agree, it was very creative and awesome.

[@steamedbryce]

This also fits their channel because this is a mirror to when they turned paintings into classical music

[@wilh3lmmusic]

Link?

[@StarFoxette]

I don't think links are allowed in the comments anymore due to spam, but I believe the video referred to is "Matching Classical Music to Famous Artwork."

[@elissahunt]

This video is GOLD. Dvorak 9 is my favorite piece of music EVER. I have painted to it more than once (I'm a professional artist, amateur musician.) I think you guys both did a marvelous job. My own style is much more like Eddy's, very realistic and classical, but I love the emotion evoked by Brett's abstract expressionism. (I wonder if Brett should seriously consider learning some jazz--there's definitely a part of his soul that doesn't want constraints.) You guys should definitely keep on painting.

[@callyfana]

Eddy's painting actually looks legit lmao i'd love to paint like that But Brett's also looks really cool

[@extropiantranshuman]

I wish there was an entire channel dedicated to interpretation of music through different media. One can wish and dream

[@PianoBoyLiam]

You should turn classical music into poetry!

[@rolanroran]

YES PLEASE

[@asteropea]

Yaaaas!!!

[@shortstackofpancakes]

This comment- twoset notice this!!!

[@timothysullivan2838]

YES

[@rutherfordbirchardhayes100]

Yeah that’s a good idea!

[@xelapearl473]

As an artist, I can really say Eddy has a sense of color as well as composition. It’s beautiful! Brett’s painting is very creative and imaginative. It’s just funny how he just digs up the paint and put it in the canvas

[@pswww_cs]

You can feel how much stress does Brett had through his colour choosing lol

[@cosmas_adrian]

I really like the contrasts between Eddy's and Brett's painting colours. Eddy's feels calm and relaxing with bright pastel colours whilst Brett's with the dark strong colours which if we see side by side can be how the symphony is. ❤️❤️

[@IsMeEmily]

As a person who draws, I think that Eddy's paintings does look quite legit for a person who doesn't really know anything about art, it's very calming and charming, and I have an image of what he is trying to represent. And well Brett, just like his lofi... It is very.. InTerEStInG....

[@Lin-so3co]

Then any artist should know art is about expressionism. Because I can also definitely understand what Brett is trying to convey - while it doesn't necessarily look more "realistic". That's the essence of art.

[@daelaenor]

@@Lin-so3co But that's easier to do when you're a beginner, I would say.

[@oxymoronic717]

tbf I think eddy does know a thing or two about art? I _believe_ he draws/used to draw, but that’s a really fuzzy memory from an older video of theirs, so take that with a grain of salt

[@IsMeEmily]

@@oxymoronic717 That's quite interesting to hear, but i'll take it with a grain of salt

[@unionfire]

@@IsMeEmily I remember in one video Eddy had to draw a person playing the violin and the perspective was honestly amazing

[@itsmejt9283]

As a non-musician, but an artist. I really enjoy seeing them express themselves and using painting ‘gears’ 😂 Brett’s product is dark and heavy just like his lo-fi. Eddy’s work is very light and nice just like his beloved debussy.

[@yugiamane8710]

I have been an art student for 4 years now, and the way Brett and Eddy paints is really amazing like it's abstract art well almost abstract... By the way amazing job you guys!!

[@kaitourobin840]

2:37 No, that's exactly what the paint palette for. Mixing and holding paints.

[@small.yam72]

Is this just the visual equivalent of their music production... This 10 min video took 50 mins to watch - so many *golden* moments to enjoy again

[@johnsonbaroncaveler6634]

TwoSet showing me a great example of Impressionism (Eddy) Vs Expressionism (Brett). It's actually very helpful.

[@MissNoah879]

"When in doubt, just cover in brown" - Brett 2021

[@podoke]

it's ridiculous how on brand their paintings are like ofc that's what eddy would paint and ofc that's what brett would paint

[@miamam5484]

Hm, curious, but Eddy's painting really reminds me of my homeland, Czechia. It looks like a valley of Berounka, those hills and the river's meandering... It feels almost personal when he is talking about Dvořák :) And the music is rather telling, but he wouldn't miss "Czechoslovakia", since that didn't exist at the time of his life, but fair enough, you wouldn't know that we were part of a bigger monarchy then. Nice video! Both Eddy's and Brett's painting are interesting in totally different ways 😀

[@isaacyek7619]

5:44 What a coincidence, I sneezed along with Brett and the screen explodes!!!😂😂😂

[@impassionategods_]

i can hear brett’s lofi coming out from his painting 💀😂

[@McWickyyyy]

I don’t play any instruments or even listen to classical. I used to like classical music when I was young and I still enjoy hearing it now…just I am not actively seeking it out. This channel got recommended to me after searching some piano tutorial stuff. And I have literally been binge watching all your videos 😂 you guys are too entertaining and interesting.

[@wakingtheworld]

ALL (their vids)????!!! Now that's quite an achievement... Hope you've legato'ed the subscribe button! Seriously though, these two are addictive...

[@carlamariestudios]

I'm a painter (who is also learning violin & piano) so I really liked this video!! Both of your paintings has so much movement and definitely deserve to be hung on the wall! :-) Happy holidays!!

[@チカチカ-z6c]

WHY YOU GUYS ARE SO TALENTED!!!!!!!!!! i love eddy's colors and brett's design!!!! THEY ARE AWESOME!!!!

[@brackenan]

Wow Eddy’s is quite beautiful, actually. His use of texture and color blending is on point, and his attempt at shadowing on the tree is quite well done. I really like it. Brett’s is original and expressive, which makes it quite interesting. Great job, guys!!

[@rsignradio2464]

Yes

[@itssherrijantjies]

I love the fact that their personalities just intertwine with each other. Basically a perfect balance of everything.✌🏽

[@haneypark0106]

I’m actually surprised how well Eddy can paint. Brett’s style is really cool too. :D

[@camembertfanpage]

It felt so pure how they almost teared up hearing the first movement because that‘s exactly my reaction as well when listening to beautiful pieces but especially Dvořák 9. It‘s a very emotional symphony for me because I would say it’s the piece that got me into classical music and I have so much appreciation for it. Seeing how they reacted almost the same way I do made me feel so seen, and I also got a kind of calming, serene feeling of deep, personal human connection and now I‘m just in awe of what music can do and how it can connect people

[@moanalez]

what version of the symphony played in the back?

[@moanalez]

This is very profound, thanks for sharing your thoughts, it's so beautiful to translate your feelings through music. I am fond of analyzing people's feelings and now that you have described them through this masterpiece, it is even more beautiful. It is also the piece that got me into classical music. I tend to translate my feelings through painting and I remember that I heard this symphony somewhere and I could not stop thinking about the feelings it trapped me in, so that I sat by my canvas thinking about what on earth I had just heard, a solemn moment in my entire life. when I was struck by the beauty this symphony holds in itself.✨

[@yfllll]

Haha Brett being like it’s all brown. He’s discovered that when you unevenly mix yellow, blue, and red (primary colors) it does turn brown. I like both paintings

[@HartyPotrer]

I lost it when eddy was doing a long explanation on the motif of his painting and Brett just went "same here"

[@hpdanfan14]

I really really hope this will become a series. It’s so relaxing and cool to watch people paint and see their styles emerge. And creating paintings inspired by specific pieces of music? Amazing concept. 👌🏽 You guys were really good. I loved this! ☺

[@TaniaRobertCM-S]

Eddy falling in love with the piece Meanwhile... Brett in his own world painting whatever he wants I respect both

[@irilii9173]

The two paintings next to each other look like the landscapes of the meme with the two guys on the bus where one is happy and the other one is depressed.

[@icedteasketches]

As someone who paints a lot, it was very entertaining to watch Brett Ross and Eddy Van Gogh paint. I also wonder what type of paint they used

[@wakingtheworld]

Lol at the names! I've watched Bob Ross - didn't know he was that well known!

[@bethbilynskyj162]

It looks to me like they used acrylic paint.

[@NewFelixTwo]

Wow Eddy! That's beautiful! Why is brett's artpiece so dark, like in a way it's hauntingly beautiful..

[@svetlana.s.petrova]

as a member of paint gang watching brett use his brush as a SHOVEL to pick up paint was just.... no words

[@HiankoWillem]

Their art is actually amazing what lol If you do this a next time (you definitely should) don't limit yourself too much with time! Art takes times and it can be very relaxing, just seeing those splashes of colour combine and create something it's like magic, like how individual notes create a melody. Good job guys!

[@oxanaphalangie4845]

"just like what bob said, when in doubt cover with brown." - Brett why is no one talking abt this

[@alexiab2815]

5:33 this moment, right there. no thoughts, just this moment. i love it. i love you and how you respect and appreciate each other. this is beautiful, thank you

[@brendamiller5785]

And also in true best-friend sharing; Eddy to Brett - "What the hell is that? Love you guys so much.

[@anetap6446]

As an art student and Czech, this was so much fun:) Thanks for sharing Dvořák's music, and I love that you approached your painting both - as fun as well as another valuable way of expressing thoughts and feelings.

[@nicholesandlin5141]

Wow, Twoset is checking all of my boxes. Music, artistry, bubble tea, and comedy. What more could u ask for haha

[@sophiashelley1111]

This is how I listen to classical music! Reading, walking, anything I’m doing when I hear a magical phrase or phrasing I’ll stop and go “aww”. I felt that!

[@ashen_vio]

oh L. Davinci and michelangelo here. These two masterpieces are very good and you both did justice to the symphony as well. The price of those two will almost reach a strad's value.

[@janajirafa2296]

Ahoj! As a Czech person, I: a) had fun imagining what an offended Czech noise is b) learned another name for my country (did Eddy say Czechoslavia? :D As long as it's not Chechnya, it's fine, I guess :D ) c) agree that the Czech countryside can look like this I also absolutely loved Brett's explanation. Isn't the pond a reference to Rusalka, another work by Dvořák? ;)

[@aralka01]

Same, I was thinking about Rusalka there too!

[@november5437]

as an artist the sacrilege lies not in mixing directly on the palette (that's what it's for, after all) but in just putting that much paint on it the paintings themselves are quite lovely! really feeling your personalities in each one

[@woobiemoobie8884]

Yes yes! Im an artist too but not too much in painting, but i have experienced for about 50 times in my life.

[@hiphop4eva374]

Brett is showing his skills in painting lol. Those musical notes and stuff coming out of the pond actually look so magical.

[@WeilunP]

The surprise that you guys bring me in every new video is HUGE!! You guys are literally more than KZbinrs, but real artists for sure!! I'm in awe. Also I wonder whether awesome violinists have a born talent of painting too, since Chloe paint, and Hilary Hahn paint. After today's video, I believe with some proper training, Brett and Eddy can reach some level of painting in no time!

[@wakingtheworld]

Agree! And many poets are artists and/or musicians as well - It's taken me till now to discover my skill in music ... mebee not 'skill' yet.. Let's call it aptitude!

[@strangeladae262]

The thumbnail is so priceless, I need that on twoset merch 🤩

[@abdullahchaus2500]

Them getting distracted by the music is so very relatable 🤣🤣that's what happens when I try to study with classical music in the background

[@abandonedchannel]

eddy painted twice in his life yet still paints and mixes color better than i can