You Would Never Expect to See this in Classical Music

[@simpbelius]

"how many bubbletea can you make out of that milk?" twoset math problems 101

[@turnergraceking8198]

The answer is LingLing because LingLing is never wrong ✌🏼

[@鳩-j6c]

My calculator says math error

[@brie1512]

i'd say about 6-8

[@Someone-dm2rc]

I want bubble tea now-

[@EsperantistoVolulo]

@@turnergraceking8198 Ling Ling is 42 confirmed.

[@tzipihausvater2066]

As a training opera singer- yes this is an accurate representation of opera. Some opera producers are just crazy. I've seen production with very weird stuff.

[@daviydviljoen9318]

I hate it when the producers try and shock someone. By all means reinterpret the speaking part between the Queen of the Night and her daughter to make it more angry, thereby fixing a little plot hole ala Diana Damrau, but just don't try shock me unnecessarily...

[@tzipihausvater2066]

@@daviydviljoen9318 yes i hate when producers do weird stuff, much prefer classical interpetations

[@mogmason6920]

This phenomenon is what the Germans call “Regietheater,” and yes, it’s all just to shock and piss off the audience.

[@daviydviljoen9318]

@@tzipihausvater2066 fortunately, most of the operas I've watched on YT with English subtitles are sort of classical interpretations, though I have seen a Baroque opera with a modern setting; it wasn't too bad since they didn't include any modern art in it.

[@tzipihausvater2066]

@@daviydviljoen9318 I saw some very weird stuff in real life

[@manamitchell4230]

Twoset Mojo: Ten things you would never expect to see in classical music

[@pranaya4423]

Lmao dude

[@sarroumarbeu6810]

😂😂😂

[@susie28]

Jesus loves you! will you be ready when he returns?

[@h6ll6w18]

Oonga boonga hits strong

[@nieve_7]

Better than dumb mojo

[@akumoo]

If you can birth slowly, you can birth quickly

[@pranaya4423]

I-

[@violinist86]

Not sure of any woman who wants to birth slowly, but......

[@annyeonghaseyobangtansyeon4153]

PFFFT-

[@beatrizbravedelapena4668]

Give this more likes.

[@francesbeacostes4913]

Wait what-

[@oliviergilbert8569]

Imagine studying for so long in dramatic arts only to pour milk on people

[@kyrabel__]

:'(

[@ipsharoy7398]

That was milk

[@PutRandomNameHere]

Are you kidding? I went to school for drama tech and we live for this shit, lmao

[@irisha_in_dystopia]

Imagine being the one getting milk poured on 😂😂

[@makytondr8607]

Hey, don’t underestimate professional milk pouring skills!

[@yrkira3384]

"you would never expect to see this in classical music" man i've seen two people yelling *sacrilegious* *amazing* *interesting* everyday, i dont expect much

[@CommanderMouse72]

And don't forget the latest trend, OONGA BOONGA

[@thatonechristianweeb4050]

@@CommanderMouse72 And lamentable.

[@anyaaynova8758]

The only thing I could think of during The Queen of the Night scene was that vine: "HE NEEDS SOME MILK"

[@shxtney]

i betchu no one knows but yes that

[@ysabelledelacuesta7533]

LMAOOOO SAME HAHAHAH

[@ipsharoy7398]

😂

[@bethelliot7140]

"Buy our milk?" (Dimash - Boosted Reviews)

[@ipsharoy7398]

@@bethelliot7140 **Soviet union anthem plays**

[@rennst101]

if my carrots don't start dancing and singing at dinner ,i'll be very dissapointed

[@CattyLover98]

😂😂😂

[@maite_0914]

Oh no... Trust me. The song/piece (I don't know at this point!) basically said they'll brake your neck...

[@chantikamarito7425]

as we predicted, that toy violin is the replacement for the triangle, (oonga boonga is the new catchphrase now)

[@firelunamoon]

Brett and Eddy are turning into percussionists!

[@oxoelfoxo]

A $50 prop must be utilized more than once for ROI!

[@izzy1221]

Key takeaway: People do a lot of weird things for their *ART.*

[@sidthelazysloth]

‘Art is anything you can get away with’

[@Kimoto504]

LOL, ever look at engineering? Science? Architecture... etc. People do a lot of weird things -for their -*-ART-* .

[@valeriavagapova]

5:55 LOL! "The Nose" is a novel by Gogol, a famous Ukranian/Russian writer. I actually had no idea that Shostakovich made an opera about it, but it makes perfect sense somehow lol

[@francescaborrelli5265]

I finished reading the novel this morning!!!! So beautiful! I immediately thought about that when I saw the noses and the Russian composer

[@oxoelfoxo]

Hope you can watch the opera and tell us what you think and if it's a good adaptation of the novel. All I've read of Gogol is Dead Souls.

[@blixten2928]

Yes, TwoSet already, you should know this, especially if it's also an opera!! It's a very funny and very sad, haunting piece. You have something to look forward to here!

[@FeathPymArt]

Awww, this brings back memories! When I was little - 4/6 ish - my Scottish grandfather would turn the radio on to opera. Language unknown and unneeded. He'd have me tell the story I was hearing - just from the emotions that the singing invoked. This was a game I did even after he passed, it was our game. As I grew, I expanded the game to all classical pieces. I remember once I was listening to some piece, the title of which I didn't catch - and it was a fox hunt! I could hear the fox dodging and weaving, the howling hounds, the pounding of the horses' hooves, the fox doubling back over a fence - I could see it in my mind like I was right there. And when it ended, they repeated the title of the piece. The Fox Hunt, I think it was Mozart, but that part of the memory is gone. I miss my Grandfather and hadn't thought of this game in years.

[@PriyaPans]

Perhaps you can continue this with a young family member a d KZbin or Spotify?

[@FeathPymArt]

@@PriyaPans I did when my (now adult) kids were children. But maybe the grandkids would be interested, I don't think my kids passed it on.

[@drunkr2d283]

Is this a holloween special? Cause it kinda make sense.

[@emilia1911]

It's a week until Halloween. And yes, I know this is a joke

[@CattyLover98]

A Halloween special 😅😅

[@etc4725]

Imagine training all your life to be an opera singer and making your debut getting covered in milk

[@rafaelrandom500]

😄

[@galacticpegasus2477]

OOF the s-PAIN

[@katieprocell9438]

TBH I'd be so happy; the character Pamina is a staple in the rep hahaha

[@howimettheopera]

Going to the opera is like going to the cinema; you have such a diversity of operas ( dramas, comedies, more abstract, more literal) as well as type of stagings ( modern, traditional, etc). If you see an opera you don’t enjoy, perhaps it wasn’t the right one for you ( like seeing a movie you don’t like). But I guarantee you there is one out there for you! If you’d like some recommendations, let me know in the comments what type of art you enjoy and I’ll do my best to suggest a good match ;)

[@bethbilynskyj162]

If you see an opera you don't enjoy, perhaps it was the production. Case in point: François Girard’s production of Wagner's "Parsifal." Otto Schenk’s production (with sets by Günther Schneider-Siemssen) is more faithful to the text. The Good Friday Spell is supposed to take place in a meadow with flowers blooming; not in the middle of a parched Saharan moonscape.

[@neazenzen372]

When it comes to art I'm a mixed bag, I like Francis Bacon, Picasso, Edvard Munch, Carl Milles, Sophia Rapata, Salvador Dalí, Carl Larsson, Elsa Beskow, Harald Gripe, Van Gogh, Georgia O'keefe What do you suggest?

[@kimc.1899]

Any recommendations on what to watch for beginners? I like listening to concertos, and symphonic works much like everybody else on this sub. And i’ve enjoyed a few broadway musicals too although i’ve noticed that opera and broadway are very different things. I really want to get into opera it sounds fun, and some of the music sounds heavenly, i would appreciate whatever you recommend. Thanks in advance ☺️

[@bethbilynskyj162]

@@kimc.1899 Probably the most familiar and easiest first opera for a beginner is Bizet's "Carmen." It has inspired musicals, films, ballets, pieces for violin and piano, and even an Olympic ice skating routine. Oscar Hammerstein's 1943 Broadway musical, version, "Carmen Jones" updated the story to a WWII African-American setting, and in 1954 Otto Preminger filmed it. starring Dorothy Dandridge and Harry Belafonte, Most recently, in 2001, Beyonce has even offered "Carmen: A Hip Hopera" as a musical romantic drama television film. Puccini is also good for beginners--Madame Butterfly, Tosca, and Turandot have gorgeous music, and opportunities for fine sets and costumes. Verdi's Aida, when performed by a world-class company like the Met-- can be visually stunning, with it's Triumphal Scene. Some productions include horses and even elephants. La Traviata and Otello are also wonderful. Mozart's Magic Flute is lots of fun, as is Johann Strauss's Die Fledermaus: both have comedic moments and glorious music, but when it comes to German opera I find it hard to surpass Richard Strauss' Der Rosenkavalier, with its transcendent last act trio for three sopranos. But the absolute Everest of opera is Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen. If you like Lord of the Rings or Marvel's Thor, you might enjoy the story, with its "leitmotifs" (musical themes) for various persons, emotions, objects, etc. that intertwine through out the 15 hours of the four operas. But it's not for the fainthearted! Best to try something less demanding to start out. IMO, opera is the ultimate art form, combining music (orchestral and vocal) literature/poetry, art, theater, and dance. But it's like a souffle--it only takes one thing to go wrong and the whole thing can flop. I envy your journey of discovery--so many fabulous works lie ahead of you! Do keep us posted. : )

[@Second_Trumpet]

@@bethbilynskyj162 I took an intro to opera class during my first year of college, and we watched just about each opera you mentioned here. Some other ones that were on the syllabus: Rossini's Barber of Seville, Strauss's Don Juan, Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin, Monteverdi's L'Orfeo, Vivaldi's Orlando Furioso, and Lully's Persee. Also Shostakovich's The Nose was on the list; I got to watch a live screening of it performed at the Metropolitan Opera. Unfortunately I can't find the full opera on KZbin, but here's a good taste of the Met performance: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hofHeqWei9J2j6s

[@Angela-ov7sz]

"and found his nose missing" VOLDEMORT IS DAT U- SO- VOLDEMORT NOSE IS THERE-?

[@danielphendarko2651]

*wheeze*

[@cd3631]

6:11 i can imagine voldemort watching this and crying. _inmortality but at what cost?_ *the cost of a nOsE*

[@proxima8219]

actually the nose opera is pretty accurate considering the narrative of the story... it was written by one of the Russia's most famous writers N. V. Gogol, in Russia we study this in the beginning of the 10 grade in school. The story starts as the adult man wakes up in his usual morning and suddenly finds his nose missing, then he tries to find it while walking through the whole st. Petersburg. When he eventually runs into the missing nose, he sees it all dressed up in military clothing. It's a really engaging grotesque story and I think audiobook doesn't take more than 2-2.5 hours. Definitely worth reading/listening :D

[@ymkecox625]

@@proxima8219 you're right, I've read the story in a Dutch translation and I found it super good! I also like Gogols 'Diary from a fool' (I'm not sure if that is the right title, in Dutch it is, but I don't know in English.) and the story about the coat. So if you like the story about the nose, you'll definitely appreciate the others too.

[@emilia1911]

Well, since Shosty is Harry Potter...

[@angels5449]

No one: Literally no one: Me: **watches dancing vegetables singing in French while doing my French homework**

[@ceciestunpseudooriginal9837]

Me : *French person looking about any comment under an anglophone video made by two Asians boys about a French opera while doing Spanish homework*

[@howwouldyoucallme]

@@ceciestunpseudooriginal9837 Me: French person who just finished her homework and can finally watch this video, and laugh (or not) at the comments. Bonjour, d'ailleurs ! 👋 Au passage, ton pseudo est très original

[@ShemLunaria]

Me: *A french person not doing any homework because I am in holidays but still appreciating this opera about King carrots who can break your neck*

[@sacha8763]

Me: French person who apparently is the only one not to do her homework 😂

[@ShemLunaria]

@@ceciestunpseudooriginal9837 Ah, je vois que nous avons des pseudos tres similaires...

[@falsehoodintensifies445]

2:39 Brett: You need calcium for that injury Me: *SHE NEED SOME MILK*

[@shxtney]

no one understands but i do and i wanted to let u know that u a real cultured one my mans

[@exotichxnna5193]

*yes*

[@sheenlyanne5382]

Sorry I'm not cultured 😅 can you share the context?

[@falsehoodintensifies445]

@@sheenlyanne5382 It's a very old vine, some dude is jumping around some cars then slips and falls down, and some woman behind the camera goes He needs some milk 🥛 it's on KZbin too look up he needs some milk 👍👍

[@ILikeBirds]

When you just want to read the comments but everyone’s talking about being early

[@shxtney]

this is why i hate twoset videos' comment sections

[@pianoboi6520]

Relatable af.

[@zhenyiinglim5109]

So true

[@kalvincarld]

The comment section is the reason I watch Twoset videos only when it's about 30 minutes or more after they have been posted. Most of the comments are talking about being early. Like, congratulations, man. Take your earliness award and leave. I just want to read funny comments.

[@fran-uq4vw]

other operas: *full of emotions, meaningful* that one opera: *n o s e*

[@divyap4357]

That other opera: *dAnCinG vEgGiEs*

[@carterdunlap9957]

@@divyap4357 THE MAGIC FLÛTE: THE BIRTHING OVEN and BE COVERED IN MILK, BITCH!

[@IDontKnow-ps2qi]

I think eddy is obsessed with that wooden violin thing

[@shxtney]

oonga boonga

[@IDontKnow-ps2qi]

@@shxtney yep

[@etc4725]

Mozart truly was ahead of his time; in ways prodigious and incredibly un-family friendly

[@thatonechristianweeb4050]

True

[@tomswiftyphilo2504]

-I'm going to premier an opera at the Vienna Statsoper! -Great, Wolfgang! This is your chance at stardom. I'm so happy for you. But you have only one shot at this. So what do you want the opera to be about? -We'll set it at a harem! -Wait... what?

[@etc4725]

@@tomswiftyphilo2504 LMAOO

[@mollystubbs-davies9309]

My favourite part in The Nose is when the actors come on stage at the end and do this monologue where they're like, 'the real question is why anyone would do an opera about this nonsense!' AND THAT IS PART OF THE SHOW

[@miaitsme5817]

Me: a german Also me: needs the subtitles to understand what is being Said, although it's apparently german😂

[@ceciestunpseudooriginal9837]

Mmmh apparently not the same for me with French text 🤔

[@CopShowGuy]

It's hard to understand your own language when it is being sung sometimes.

[@miaitsme5817]

@@CopShowGuy i find especially opera pretty hard to understand often🤷🏼‍♀️😂

[@shjobbi]

I study german and all i understood was DAS IST DAS WICHTIGE GEFÜHLE (probably got the article wrong, sorry)

[@petitecontrebassiste]

@@shjobbi it's "es ist das höchste der Gefühle"

[@roisin.b]

Eddy: The 👏🏻world 👏🏽needs👏🏻 to 👏🏿appreciate 👏🏾 opera 👏🏼 ......... Brett: LEtS gOAoOoOoOOoOOOAAoOA 😎

[@guspom5096]

A little translation of the king carrot’s lyrics in the video from a french speaker 😂 : -I already told youuu, I think, I already told youuu -I am the king Carrot, damn it! Woe to who, to who ruubs it ! {it = me, the carrot} -I am the king Carrot, damn it! Woe to who, to who ruubs it ! {it = me, the carrot} -I am a gnome and sovereing, My kingdom is underground! -Mute, with the rats, I walk under your feet! -the king Carrot who trots, who can twist your neck! -hahahaha!{from the crowd of radishes} -I am the king Carrot, damn it! Woe to who, to who ruubs it ! {it = me, the carrot} End of the extract

[@bethanyhu1881]

i n t r e s t i n g

[@colombepoirier1340]

I love how you translated sapristi to damn it 😂

[@guspom5096]

@@colombepoirier1340 Yes 😂 It’s the closest expression I could find lol And thanks 😁

[@atzl26]

now t h a t 's o f f e n b a c h even without knowing the context knew it was him XD

[@simpbelius]

in the world full of sacrilegious, lamentable, intErEstiNg, be an oonga boonga. shoot, this word has been in my head since the last video, wow.

[@shinchan1260]

Sacrilegious

[@bemebeeyachannel9861]

Uhhh

[@SilverElementalist]

I’m a voice major. I’ve determined that opera singers are basically loud(er), refined theater kids, so this definitely represents some of the madness we feel

[@TitaniumTronic]

I'm a simple person,I see a carrot...I click

[@philaeew4866]

Are you secretly Alex Megos?

[@TitaniumTronic]

@@philaeew4866 you'll never know ;)

[@malins5819]

THIS ist an der underrated comment! XD

[@mishaalthea2495]

@@malins5819 😂😂😂

[@cecilia7259]

🤣👍 Brilliant

[@fredrikessunger9049]

As an opera singer, I just want to say that we're sometimes asked to do quite weird stuff by the directors... Also, I would love for you guys to do a video where you watch a few opera highlights that actually show just how amazing opera can be! Oh, and that milk thing was very....InTeReSTiNg

[@benmartizz8238]

I feel like a stalker for being this early lmao

[@Cocoma1508]

Me too 🤣🤣

[@midgetlemon5149]

yes

[@madisoncate]

Yea

[@Dabiggestmobster]

Lol

[@sobaa2976]

Yeah lol🤣

[@oliviergilbert8569]

King Carrot can't hurt you, he isn't real! King Carrot:

[@cookiesenpai1641]

He actually threatens to twist your neck ^^

[@Laura-ez5xf]

04:07 Eddy is having the time of his life right there XD

[@loveclassicalmusicalot]

Funny when Eddy is tapping along.

[@papixaos8561]

2:44 this woman is my eternal mood

[@pranjallpahuja]

ah, another one! i'm so glad they're posting regularly! love twoset so much

[@bestyan0606]

Claps for editor San 👏👏👌🏻

[@roisin.b]

@@bestyan0606 👏🏼👏🏻👏🏿👏🏾👏🏿👏🏾👏🏿👏🏾👏🏼👏🏻👏🏼👏🏾👏🏿👏🏾👏🏿👏🏾👏🏿👏🏻👏🏼👏🏻👏🏼👏🏿👏🏾👏🏾👏🏿👏🏿👏🏾👏🏼👏🏻👏🏼👏🏾👏🏿👏🏾👏🏿👏🏾👏🏿👏🏼👏🏾👏🏼👏🏻👏🏿👏🏾👏🏿👏🏽👏🏻👏🏿👏🏻👏🏼👏🏾👏🏿👏🏿👏🏾👏🏿👏🏾 bravo

[@angeladominique5846]

#SimpSibelius is fast approaching!

[@skye1760]

I actually find it quite interesting to see old theatre or opera in contemporary setting, if you wish. I mean, the carrots were quite - interesting . The milk I didn’t understand but I would love to see the whole performance... 😂 With other words: Why not?

[@susanbryant6516]

Yes!

[@laurysong131]

Can't believe they didn't show the part where all the tap dancing noses *sneeze* Also context - Shostakovich based the opera off 'The Nose', a short story by Nikolai Gogol written in the 1830s. And yes, it is indeed about a guy who wakes up and finds his nose gone.

[@kaidenbruhn6561]

Also the whole thing is on KZbin and it’s 100% worth watching

[@rbkhru]

"Babies are weird." (Brett Yang, 2020) Baby Brett: oonga boonga

[@MegaGermanShepherds]

The nose themed opera speaks the most to me. It tells me, “I GOT YOUR NOSE!”

[@leonieh5985]

I swear there are so many great productions of the magic flute...the onces specifically for children are less... disturbing/traumatizing. Leave it two Brett and Eddie to find the weirdest ones lmao👍👍😂😂😂. Also, in my opinion (!!) it's most of the new productions that make things weird. I don't know if people think there will be some sort of new depth to it all but in truth it makes the whole opera unrecognisable.

[@petitecontrebassiste]

I haven't seen many modern productions of operas I actually liked, and specifically with classical ones, or the Zauberflöte specifically, I've always preferred the historical ones. (I once saw a modern stage production of Händel's Messiah on TV and to this day I'm scarred by it. - not an opera, I know, but same concept)

[@leonieh5985]

@@petitecontrebassiste I completely understand!!! I prefer the historical ones too, by far!!

[@boogerrrrr]

I love the ROH Queen of the Night

[@reepicheepsfriend]

@@petitecontrebassiste That's interesting, as far as I know oratorios aren't meant to be staged, are they? Like most of the time they're just singing and no acting? Anyway I think the point of this video was to find the weirdest versions possible XD

[@leonieh5985]

@@boogerrrrr funny you say that, I'm a Viennese and I was actually talking about the productions of the ROH, especially there version of "Die Zauberflöte", wich kids as well as adults enjoy a great deal and of course "die Königin der Nacht"..... I'm actually writing this after having been there mere hours ago 😂😂😂.

[@vanilla5576]

Eddy: "The world needs to appreciate opera." Tiger mom: "Really? THEN GO BE A DOCTOR TO PERFORM OPERA AND BE APPRECIATED, LAH!"

[@adforfun3675]

You forgot the 'hai' in the end

[@rushanchess]

Coincidence I saw you comment at Davie504, Twosetviolin and my channel ❤️

[@ipsharoy7398]

Amazing!

[@susie28]

Jesus loves you! will you be ready when he returns?

[@isobellabrett]

There are quite a few that are medical doctors and opera singers

[@anantkerur557]

1:56 That was *exactly* the scene I'd expect from Mozart

[@person8987]

what's it from?

[@boogerrrrr]

@@person8987 The Magic Flute aka Die Zauberflöte I don't speak German so I don't know if the ö is supposed to be there sorry people That's Papagena and Papageno I think

[@ylvie8978]

Right? I guess Mozart would have LOVED this!

[@evan.gelion]

Brett: Shostakovich has a nose fetish also Brett: ending an episode with a super zoom in nose from time to time ahem...don't test.

[@supersardine6885]

8:23 "le roi carotte qui peut te tordre le cou" translates to "the carrot king who can snap your neck" Yes kids, please definitely eat your veggies

[@alicrespo9344]

KZbin: Two Set has uploaded a new video Me, practicing: Nah, I'll watch it after practicing "looks at miniature'" Me: Nah, I'll practice later My mom: "walks in" What are you watching? "The Magic flute scene apears" Me: ...

[@nocturnalhiraeth]

Violin Toy-kun be like: "WhY DO yOu KeEP HiTtiNg mEEeEeE"

[@CattyLover98]

Xdxd

[@rbkhru]

I love how editor-san's editing. How are you holding up there at the basement?

[@stellanbh]

E: Why is she pouring milk on a dying lady? B: I guess you need a lot of calcium when you are getting stabbed right? Brett nailed it. Of coz. Why didn't I know?

[@tomswiftyphilo2504]

she's not dying; she's downtrodden

[@Kay-1357]

Is that what they mean by "musical geniuses are born, not created?" You just birth it.

[@thechoosenone8944]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@katieprocell9438]

"Singers out there: is this an accurate representation of opera?" Yes. As far as I've seen from German productions vs more "standard traditional Italian stagings", yup. It's exciting to see them talk about opera and not just its vocal difficulties because it's also about storytelling and you can go so far! Glad they picked a wide variety of clips!

[@zhenyiinglim5109]

Mozart‘s Queen of the Night aria： What I thought was like the Queen told her daughter to take the knife and kill Sarastro.But I didn‘t expect this：take a carton of milk and pour on the actress.

[@susanbryant6516]

Symbolic of Mother’s Love weaponised to pressure her daughter to commit murder?

[@dis_is_misheng]

She's probably saying "my daughter you're too short here have some milk"😂

[@zhenyiinglim5109]

@@dis_is_misheng Maybe tho😂

[@yesymartinez2029]

Mother: *delivers five babies* Daughter: *throws the other four babies* Mother: Am I a joke to you?!

[@blueishlove]

i just got onto youtube and i see this video "one minute ago"

[@thevsna]

When i woke up this morming, i wasn't expecting to see some noses dancing today. Tanks twoset!

[@Angela-ov7sz]

eddy: the world needs to appreciate opera also eddy in another vids: i dont listen to operas

[@pranaya4423]

*does the creepy windshield wiper laugh*

[@SY-xk3gs]

Just because you don’t listen to something doesn’t mean that you don’t appreciate it.

[@oxoelfoxo]

He's part of the world he's addressing the first statement to. :-)

[@liuchang6783]

2:02 wondrous Eddy could always say that kind of stuff while maintaining very very pure and innocent.

[@WhoDis-se2uq]

I-

[@onkelaule4061]

Slightly off-topic but, did you know that the Franco-German TV-channel 'arte' that broadcasted the second clip you showed will also air a documentary about Hilary Hahn in November. I think it was first shown on a film-festival in May but as far as I know this will be the TV premier, and also be available online.

[@elsasofei7597]

@Onkel Aule, do you know the date?

[@onkelaule4061]

​@@elsasofei7597 It will be on Television on November 8 (23:00 GMT+1). Normally they upload it the same time to their website arte.de respectively arte.fr It will be available for probably one month

[@firelunamoon]

@@onkelaule4061 THANK YOU!!!

[@elsasofei7597]

@@onkelaule4061 Thank you!

[@aziling21]

6:44 Click here to see Eddy being cute with "i stole your nose" joke...

[@theonlyimpawster]

4:42 i was looking away and thought i was the only one who heard "f*** this s***" lmao

[@xxremyy]

My mothers great grandmother was Dame Joan Sutherland - And I had just found out this year, so at my school I did a presentation and got high results on it, I love opera as well, my mother is a Opera singer, and has been for over years! People really need to appreciate the power and excellence in opera! 🗣🎶

[@erkannurdun7074]

holy hell dude opera is on a whole different level

[@rbkhru]

"I guess you need a lot of calcium when you get stab, right?" - Brett Ok, keep going Brett, I'm taking notes.

[@theomnivert]

When you are so early that you don't know what to talk about

[@sheinekathlynyumilicudan149]

LMAOOO

[@Arti-nz9in]

Sameee ;w;

[@trixied2178]

HAHAHHAHAHA

[@theomnivert]

@Maria Roberts They get their likes quick This is what I saw when I opened the video imgur.com/a/DjwU2Mn

[@sophiaroberto3563]

Me: can we get carrots Mom: we have carrots at home The carrots at home: 7:45

[@Dea-et3he]

That part with the noses was just hilarious...

[@yddra1732]

Wow this excerpt from Le roi carotte was actually shot, and performed, last year in the Opera de Lyon, and I was in the crowd ahaha can't believe they chose this one!

[@Klehan]

'Oonga boonga' and 'smacking small, sacrilegious violin' added to meme catalog. Check.

[@helenalleite3295]

No one: Brett every single video: I WaNT BUbBLE TeA!

[@tzipihausvater2066]

Finaly some opera over here!

[@rebeccaklempner9666]

One of my favorite opera pieces is the papageno papagena duet, but this version totally killed it. Also, its funny how twoset didn't realize the girl on the floor is the female lead and the princess who's being told to kill a temple priest, not some vague character who's been stabbed.

[@lenaemfs5347]

25 seconds wtf. No thanks to notifs, I just happened to see it 👀

[@jtsai3182]

I got the notification two minutes late

[@snowyboba5116]

@@jtsai3182 same

[@amylam7862]

That Magic Flute doesn't look like what I've watched before…🤦

[@arisohnebares]

3:31 same brett, same

[@louisabone2614]

I actually love opera, you have your serious ones then the fun ones

[@chnaral728]

:Operas are hot and steamy Me: NOT UNTIL YOU WATCH CABARET (musical)

[@mm-bv4zw]

I giggled all the way through the nose part I had an asthma attack 🤣

[@nyameye1186]

views : zero likes: 19 me : wait a damn minute

[@gradyflinn8614]

You gotta watch the whole thing before you get a view

[@vandyanayak1193]

It's the power of ling ling!

[@ipsharoy7398]

Hotel: Trivago

[@hanikazuha]

Eddy : "how many bubble tea they could make from that milk?" Me, without thinking : about three servings of bubble tea..

[@angeladominique5846]

From the triangle, now we are at Ooga Booga. Progress at its finest!

[@thisisaurell1323]

4:07 ....thank adorable smile melts meh

[@IvettePaz06]

Quickly translated lyrics of《 Le roi carrote 》if anyone is interested: I already told you I think I am the Carrot King, good heavens! Misfortune to those who touch me! I am gnome and sovereign, My kingdom underground! On mute with the rats, I walk under your feet! The Carrot King who trots Who can wring your neck I am the Carrot King, good heavens! Misfortune to those who touch me!

[@tt.1281]

Twoset uploading on my birthday is one of the best presents ever thank you! ♥️

[@meichingchou8131]

Happy birthday! 🎊

[@habibaelbehery6141]

7:53 when you make a carrot flute instead of eating it

[@PawelMucha]

Now imagine yourself watching one of those operas for 4 hours straight. Thank you, goodnite.

[@shaunakullden493]

"The hunger games for babies" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I'M ALREADY DYING😂😂😂

[@simoneduplessis9570]

I rate that now that Twoset Violin has been in our lives for 5 years it's time for another Q and A with Brett and Eddy!!

[@piccolopagalingling6284]

eddy towards the end: if this video did not get you to like opera, then you must practice until you are cultured enough to like it me: wait does that mean i have to practice so much i go insane and delusional so i like the weird operas? maybe that's what happened to the composers of these operas idk

[@danayang7712]

This was an INTERESTING episode! I feel/felt much about opera like Brett; have had some episodes in the past, and was really pleasantly surprised by this! I want more episodes like this! Culture me twoset!

[@Ruho_ami]

Le roi Carotte is actually a pretty good opera, very entertaining with a fantasy element

[@karpyasmr]

classical music back then: *beautiful, slow heartbreaking music* classical music now: *n o s e m e n a n d w o m e n t a p d a n c i n g*

[@sirenfang1179]

reminds me of a production of rigoletto i saw years ago that was basically planet of the apes in space

[@oongaboonga4515]

The last time I was this early Violas were still a good instrument

[@Angel-Gia-Joy]

This all the more makes me appreciate musical plays. I wish they make a reaction of other modern Musical Plays like Hamilton or Beetlejuice, or any other, etc.

[@raven7248]

Opera is crazy dramatic lol. If u r looking to get into opera, one I would recommend is Noye’s Fludde by Benjamin Britten. It was written to make opera more accessible to the wider population I think. I performed in this and it was a r good time and the opera was accessible for all ages :)

[@nocturnalhiraeth]

Toy Violin-kun be like: "wHY yOU KeEp oN HiTtinG mEeEEeE?????"

[@elenaalejandra1372]

The Magic Flute was my first opera and what made me want to sing. My favourite part has always been the Papageno/Papagena duet.. I have never seen it done like that, and I hope never to see that again. Also, I tried to watch The Nose. I don't know why I didn't expect the chorus line of tap dancing noses. It was like some poor soul's deranged fever dream. Oh god, I have so much to say about opera!

[@HowardTse]

1:57 I guess I have to delete my history.....

[@hyphen8d725]

Can confirm, child birth wouldn't happen at a classical concert, the baby would fall asleep.

[@hazelfrancisco8968]

I never believed in the magic of childbirth until I saw this. LOL. 😆

[@TomWDW1]

That first one with the babies was just BRILLIANT prop and set design in action. All the awards to the people who made that happen. So funny