We Review More Fans' Musical Performances

[@nathanh4677]

Strict Asian Mother : *WHY ARE YOU WATCHING TWOSET?* Me : I am watching a "masterclass".

[@paperheart7470]

HEH HEH

[@meganlam4149]

Tooo true

[@JakeyBakey44]

I literally just said that to my mum

[@fryderyk_chopin_sir_newton]

I am watching while having shower. No one knows what I am doing haha

[@cyrushung9950]

HA...

[@phj0307]

twoset “reviewing” actors: *roasting* twoset “reviewing” fans: *actually reviewing and giving constructive comments*

[@miyam9001]

flight of bubble tea lol love your username

[@riffrighn6452]

Us fans are protected by ling ling insurance

[@McSherryWhisky]

they are really nice to their fans, and this makes us love them even more uwu

[@mayahika]

That's how much they care about their wannabes

[@mayahika]

And how much they don't want to lose them😂

[@aexvzi]

"i dont know enough to criticise it- but i know enough to compliment it" *me with twoset*

[@joyceee6958]

I suddenly feel represented

[@Jonnahytonen]

honestly when he said that i first heard "--but I don't have enough to compliment it" i was like daaamn well thanks dude didn't know im that bad lmaoo

[@nellapenelope3240]

I loved that statement!

[@chanchanchan7031]

Friend: who’s your teacher? Me: TwoSet Friend: haha, but actually, who’s your teacher? Me: TwoSet.

[@pian816]

Brett and Eddy truly are AMAAAAZING senpais

[@graceyip6328]

Periodt

[@kawaighurl04]

TRUE

[@nicolem8097]

*I said Twoset*

[@unidentifiedflyingnoobs7550]

1k like :3

[@serapsirising232]

Speaking Finnish at 4:24: Brett: How old are you? Eddy: I love you. I feel like this shows something very fundamental about how Brett and Eddy view things differently.

[@winkyko2173]

yeah exactly

[@auriefei7399]

SHIP SHIP SHI--

[@eiralinnea]

one romances the world and one makes sure the world is of legal age :p

[@aavainkeri8048]

@@eiralinnea jesus christ :D

[@outgoingblur]

@@lanye2708 please no, please.

[@callyfana]

Don't worry guys. We won't get bored. This is actually insightful and very helpful to everyone.

[@HAngeli]

exactly. many of us play.

[@aroberts2716]

Very True!

[@cassandraportus3487]

I completely agree!! I really enjoy the critiques. There’s good reminders for my own music playing.

[@alphaxfang]

@@HAngeli i'm not even play, yet i know the criticism is educational...

[@madisyndeidel5242]

I wanna like but it’s at 666 😂

[@LepakkoPoika]

Twoset: speaks finnish that is sorta understandable Finns: *a man of quality*

[@juliat6444]

i was so surprised too!!!

[@paperheart7470]

HAHA

[@erinbeardsley7430]

They actually speak a universal language, it’s actually called music. If I try to touch a violin...I can’t make it sing...screeech...so....must find voice other ways.

[@thairinkhudr4259]

Cool!

[@oryshit8405]

Time stamp?

[@citrus-eater]

me, a non-musician: *nods in agreement to their criticism and advice* hm yes very true

[@mcn3827]

time to take up an instrument!

[@umbrella1315]

Marie N no money issue is coming ~ :

[@henkkaa88]

As a Finn I got HYPED when Eddie and Brett spoke Finnish. They are part of the official Sibelius Gang for sure.

[@hellothere-dv5me]

No offense to Brett and Eddy,but did they mispronounce anything? Sorry,I'm just curious.

[@Jonnahytonen]

@@hellothere-dv5me nope

[@Judit116]

@@hellothere-dv5me They pronounced very clearly (for someone who doesn't speak Finnish). The way the pitch changed through the syllables (kind of like bouncing) is not how Finns speak normally, but we don't really care about the intonations since it's not that essential to making the language understandable. We are very impressed when someone says something in our language, even if it's nowhere near the way natives speak! :)

[@hellothere-dv5me]

@@Judit116 Thanks for answering!

[@Judit116]

@@hellothere-dv5me Glad to help!

[@eve6880]

2:16 so youre telling me that they cant say masterclass together, but can sing the orchestral part in sync? what is this sorcery

[@rubygloom73]

Fe Goh that was so cute when the went “ba DA” together lol

[@monkfish7364]

Real shit the same thought crossed my mind

[@xxmariatinaxx]

Probably cuz it has a specific tempo!

[@ella7771]

Fe Goh, so true 😂

[@_I_K_I_G_A_I_]

It’s the same as not being able to sing happy birthday in sync

[@arkyt3627]

This should be an official series on twoset Like if you agree

[@terencemusicsteelpan3311]

Yes I agree

[@exotichxnna5193]

Yes

[@winnie3326]

Definitely agree !!!

[@impassionategods_]

speaking of official series, i miss ling ling workout and charades 😩

[@YozhikvTumane]

A lot more enjoyable than some of the other things we seen lately

[@b0o0dlesn0o0dles]

As a non musician, I don’t fully understand everything you’re talking about but the way you two bounce of each other and finish each other’s train of thought, it’s really fascinating to watch

[@pearl3600]

b0o0dlesn0o0dles if you want, you can tell me some things you don’t understand and I can explain it :)

[@riti184]

Boodlesnoodles ikr they're so cute

[@grremmy]

@@pearl3600 what is a violin?

[@blazingquotient9833]

@@grremmy "What is a" *adjusts glasses* "Music?"

[@inktim]

As someone who's still learning and not understanding some of the stuff they say make me feel stupid

[@katzrkool6657]

They are literally promoting masterclass without knowing...

[@silvahedgehog]

Hi, this is your masterclass in advertising.

[@exotichxnna5193]

oop-

[@merikokutaka9599]

Whooshh

[@merikokutaka9599]

Oh shit i am using my mom acc

[@Asdgkliq]

Meriko Kutaka what

[@charlesbluett8195]

Twoset reviewing accordion: "ahh yeah good" Twoset reviewing violin: *spends 5 minutes on one chord*

[@nellapenelope3240]

Yep... Obviously afraid of roasting themselves.

[@thecommenternobodycaresabout]

I mean...it's obvious that they would spend more time to explain something they know about, aka the chord, than saying unaccurate stuff for something they, clearly, have no idea about.

[@wakkowarner4288]

@@nellapenelope3240 The only ... creature.. allowed to roast twoset is Editor-Chan. And they do a fantastic job at roasting them. It's usually just a few frames at a time, but those frames are... gold. I'm glad my cinema and music room are fairly-well sound-proofed, the howls of laughter these two mad lads produce from me!

[@violagang842]

Because Bach is deceptively simple and yet so difficult to get right

[@evebolton2236]

Thing is they call it a masterclass as a joke but it's actually... a masterclass. These are two professional musicians with 20+ years of experience including attending music university, performing in several orchestras and touring around the world. I love their videos and them as people, and this series is really helpful for me, a violinist, and I'm sure many other musicians and aspiring musicians around the world. Just gotta say, twoset you're awesome and I can't wait for more of this series to come!

[@annamerengue]

“Until you guys will get bored of this” = Never

[@paperheart7470]

*N E V E R*

[@Delltaful]

Never

[@ShaamaliT]

NEVER !

[@aroberts2716]

NEVER EVER!

[@oofatychiphobia3430]

Neverrrrrrr >

[@maybellelee6315]

“We’ll keep going until you guys get over it” Sorry guys we’ll not get bored of it

[@codab.8304]

and so I’ll have time to practice enough so I can send a video one day

[@nadia6188]

@@codab.8304 Lmao

[@prashantsarkar821]

I know they're just joking by calling it a "masterclass". But it really is a masterclass.

[@oval2716]

on top of that, it's free!

[@oscarliguitar]

Not really... The master class i also abt dealing with the stress in performance and adjusting on the point, and thats stressful...

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

I really wish I had some form of musical talent, but I'm just a TwoSet fan

[@ethanjonahjorge7994]

Geniuses are born not created

[@irlbocchi]

you. are. everywhere

[@Freuseriche]

oh gosh i just saw you from the last toilet bound hanako video i watched-

[@itselfintime]

bro you literally rule the yt comment section

[@brook117]

“Talent” is not real. You simply need to practice the skill

[@IsaacW.]

Eddy: "All these wind instruments today with all these *buttons* ." Every wind player ever: **TRIGGERED**

[@noname8354]

Yeah. We have holes as well jeez

[@emilyesnyman]

Timestamp plz?😂

[@miamii.]

Hahahahahha

[@murufufufufuuu8209]

XD

[@ligemerrill6368]

If most wind players are triggered, the Trombone Gang is mega-triggered. :)

[@annamerengue]

GUYS NOW IT’S PROVED THAT THEY DO READ THE COMMENTS

[@paperheart7470]

YEAH BOI

[@annamerengue]

I know, just sayin

[@MrsPikaPikachu]

*Tell me when did they never read comments*

[@ayaya2781]

Are they read the comments on the 2 boys 1 violin video too?

[@emmac6596]

*proven

[@thatsingingsoul8486]

Did Brett and Eddy ever teach the violin, because they sound like they would make really great violin teachers. They explain every point very well and even provide (helpful) constructive advice.👍🤍

[@kirakira_san]

I would like to have them as my teachers. I don't know about Brett, but Eddy actually has a personal channel about violin lesson on KZbin, but that account is inactive, the last video was released about 3 years ago.

[@xandraxandra1437]

They said in some video long ago they had teach. Prob during uni to make some money. And for research purposes, they did a video about different violin students.

[@minoringuyen4018]

They did. They talked about it a little in the musicality video, I think

[@Abby-wx6kl]

Well all I know is that Eddy has this violin teaching side channel

[@stephenbeck7222]

Even if they never taught, just going through conservatory should give anyone plenty of expertise for constructive criticism of just about anyone. All you do for four years is either receive critique from your teacher, critique your self for hours in a practice room, or critique whatever poor sap is performing in recital that week. Most classically trained musicians should be able to teach at a basic level.

[@DarkValorWolf]

this really reminds me they're actual professionals and not just goofballs, they're soooo good!

[@aalegalfocus]

What, you thought they were just goofballs before? Sacrilege!

[@anabananabelle_belle6620]

it reminds me of Eddys old classes on his channel, those are gems!

[@miwir1248]

Anabelle Buxbaum notice how Eddy always ends up taking over the critique, he’s a born teacher, that one.....

[@karlmortoniv2951]

Professional goofballs. 😊

[@heidimakkonen5552]

When Eddy said "Minä rakastan sinua" I blushed ö/////ö It was so ｉｎｔｅｎｓｅ

[@aavainkeri8048]

the most intense experience of my life :D i was not expecting t h a t

[@nellapenelope3240]

Eddy has a weird way of making me blush. He is quite a charmer! But Brett can also do his bit pretty well now and then lol.

[@ipsharoy7398]

@@nellapenelope3240 I agree

[@nellapenelope3240]

@A.H yep. Exactly

[@ALettyL]

I blushed at 11:51 •////•

[@aadityagupta250]

Brett looks like he's having fun! I love seeing him so animated.

[@sabrinalopez6076]

Y’a cuz he’s always just 😑. 😂🤣😂🤣

[@oxoelfoxo]

And he's talking just as much as Eddy! Like that a lot.

[@etc4725]

Good news everyone: i just did the math if they do 5 performances a week for a very short 15 *years* everybody will be reviewed!!!!!! Correct me if i was wrong lol: 4000 performances/ 5 an ep= 800 800 episodes, assuming one per week so There are about 52ish weeks in a year; maybe a little more. 52 times 15 is (rounded up) about 800. Conclusion: i hope you are lucky as hell

[@annesharoy7127]

WOW! Twosetters be like "Hey i am featured in twoset's video woohoo!!" *literally 10 yrs ago Oof*

[@MrsPikaPikachu]

They said that they received 4000 links a day. That means they probably received more than that. Might be more than 10k, who knows

[@avabrackett7159]

@@annesharoy7127 I am literally so worried about that happening to me lol.

[@diegoserrato4016]

With all the time it took to write that out, you could have been practicing

[@0sirawesomeretro]

Lol conclusion is spot on

[@KreatorX1029]

"I don't know enough to criticize it, but I know enough to complement it" ~ Eddy Chen, 2020 Their authenticity is one of the many reasons to love the work of TwoSet!

[@dolzozio4504]

THIS should be a t-shirt! Good pick on this citation, fellow twosetter :)

[@KreatorX1029]

@@dolzozio4504 Great idea :)

[@studywithq2716]

Me : wanna submit to get attention from twoset Anxiety : I N T E R E S T I N G

[@Alice-qv8ec]

raven cloo I have anxiety too I can understand you. I just wanna say that people make mistakes so dont be afraid to make mistakes Instead,go ahead and submit it like who knows u gonna play well and they gonna notice it !!

[@LizzySkater13]

SAME AJDBSOENCOSKRM

[@lacialovescats]

So true...

[@hannahvllstr657]

Hi, I also play the accordion. You were Right by moving the bellow you push air through reeds (I don't know if this is the Right word:)) With your Right Hand you play the Melody and with the left hand you play the "bass"/comp while pushing the bellow. You can also choose different registers on both sides to Change notes by adding soundposts (an accordion has multiple hence it's quite heavy). She did this once with her left Hand, you can here a clicking noise. There are also two different Kinds of accordions chromatic or diatonic. Chromatic accordions have piano keys. When you push a key the same note resonates when pushing and pulling the bellow. This is different for a diatonic accordion. They have Buttons (like the one in the Video) and make different sounds when pulling and pushing the bellow. Also, the harder you pull on the bellow, the louder the tone. I hope this was understandable, as I'm from Germany I had to look up a lot of technical Terms. Also I'm not trying to lecture you, just wanted to help you understand this amazing Instrument better. Sending positive vibes from Germany

[@carlosruperto8705]

Hi! We are amongst the few who play accordion; greetings from California!! ☺

[@thankyouforthevenom4395]

Hey I play accordion too!

[@moa4329]

Super interesting. Thanks for sharing with us!!

[@marthedegraeve276]

Whoo, accordionists unite! I thought she was playing free bass at first and then changed registers, but I'm not entirely sure because I wasn't paying enough attention, oop.

[@hannahvllstr657]

@@marthedegraeve276 hi I'm also not sure (I myself play stradella bass i don't know what it's called in english), but she might play melodic bass (also don't know what it is called :) ) but I can't make a qualified opinion lol Also happy to hear from you guys and love the community💕

[@originalpotato6798]

what they say, "We Review More Fans' Musical Performances" what they mean, "WE NEED TO FIND LING LING"

[@cole5266]

“My name’s Jascha, and this is my review on Twoset’s Masterclass..”

[@Nadia1989]

We're all ears!!

[@kpp28]

Sir Heifetz grace us peasants with your verdict fron the grave

[@cole5266]

Pannathat Poolkamlung Yes, I shall..

[@cole5266]

Nadia heh, you better be! lol

[@hassaanahmed23]

mr Heifetz how u doin?

[@vanniragnesesch]

Eddy: *after playing likE A GOD* "i need to practice more" Me: wHAT EYE---

[@paperheart7470]

@@wuzz i

[@hhakaeto]

i spy park jimin-

[@homokala8170]

@@wuzz silicone headass

[@paperheart7470]

did you know eddy's bias is jimin ?

[@tajbaang8227]

He hasn’t fulfilled his 48 hours yet so yeah ofc he needs to practice

[@hello-fx7wn]

Brett: Moi moi! Eddy: Moi moi! *video ends*

[@mille_fiori]

The pieces: (1) Bruch: Violin concerto no. 1 (2) Bewitched Accordian (3) Ravel: Tzigane (4) Bach: Violin Sonata No. 1 in G minor (5) Bach: Arioso

[@amarmuslim1766]

thank you so much

[@alazygorilla2679]

thank you!

[@blegh8753]

YOU SAVED MY LIFE

[@Anna-ez8ud]

The pan flute is Arioso by bach

[@mille_fiori]

@@Anna-ez8ud Thank you, I put that in.

[@rebeccat1828]

I think this is a testament of how great Brett and eddy are. To gather 2mil people of various musical skills. And to have 4k submissions for this just shows that we do appreciate their opinions and value the constructive criticism. ALSO a testament of the wonderful community. Everyone here is just so supportive and I love that

[@soraeverblue]

And among those 2+mil people they managed to gather some non-musicians too! (I'm one of them) even tho there are some contents of twoset i can't relate to cuz i can't play any instrument, they still make them so enjoyable to watch. Subbing to them has been very educational, informative and have made me appreciate the time and effort musicians put into their craft

[@mariona902]

Rebecca T, True !

[@hugnboba]

@@soraeverblue another very important thing is that those non-musicians become inspired to play an instrument therefore developing a new skill a.k.a me after I became a fan :D

[@marchialarasati]

PETITION TO MAKE THIS A SERIES

[@bookerrobinson5679]

Yes

[@MrsPikaPikachu]

Yes

[@powerpug964]

Yes

[@dareelpeeps290]

YESS

[@shayminlee8452]

Yes

[@ISMSKL]

Should get Hillary Hahn to review Twoset.

[@davidcoulombe2000]

She probably does secretly. ;)

[@abhinavivaturi3387]

Oh yes yes yes good idea

[@chanelMacTruck]

@@davidcoulombe2000 Oh, you know she does....while shaking her head gracefully.

[@paperheart7470]

the most important thing i learnt in this video: *eddy's hair time travels*

[@ensieh6918]

r/wooosh

[@uuaupa9288]

who are you even wooshing

[@DeazSOL]

Eddy is usually the eloquent one, but Brett talking much in this video (which is obviously something he’s really passionate about) makes him just as eloquent as well. Really like seeing these two talk/comment about the things they love and are experienced in 😊

[@00muinamir]

Mad respect to Eugene for having practiced the shit outta the last 4.5 years to be able to tackle the Bruch. That's damned impressive.

[@selene6.23]

Honestly one of the best parts of this is that as a non-musician, I can learn too! It's actually so informative because I know what to listen for to see if it's good play. Well done TwoSet, as well as all people who've submitted!

[@vdinh143]

yeah this really helps as a music appreciation class as well. You can tell that you prefer one Bach from another, but usually not why.

[@MegaMegaman]

Yeah this is me. I know nothing about music but find this all fascinating.

[@ybz2107]

Ya agree so much I enjoy the fact that they explain so well sometimes I could even understand it

[@fabiogonzaleszavala]

My brain when a TwoSet video pops up on my phone: "I have homework but ehhhh... Ehhh... Is it worth it? Ehhhhhhhhh.... Screw it"

[@noshichau6166]

IT IS ALWAYS WORTH IT lol

[@owdy3973]

Commenting early is sooo worth it XD

[@truongkhatu1110]

And me: " Homework... Twoset... Homework... Twoset... Homework..." Two minutes later but still me: "Homework, nah, I choose Brett and Eddy" Twenty minutes me: JUST ONE OTHER, PLEASE!!!

[@fabiogonzaleszavala]

@@truongkhatu1110 Then you just start watching charades

[@truongkhatu1110]

@@fabiogonzaleszavala OMG, actually all of the charades. Then I went to bed and didn't realise that my homework existed. It happens sometimes

[@char5180]

Well you see Brett, we woodwinds just never breathe. That's the secret. We have no lungs.

[@ananda1080]

OmG, aRe u VaMpIrE??? Haha, yeah, I read Wattpad. Sue me.

[@outgoingblur]

Very underrated comment

[@koreneato4902]

12:15 I died he played that so beautifully and he's like meh it's ok I literally screamed into my pillow

[@now1313]

That editor-san is one of the best meta-comments performer I’ve seen at youtube yet.

[@lolno9142]

I have edited this reply.

[@paperheart7470]

nine

[@expandyourwisdom]

Eleven

[@laarnierosepayumo567]

what's up with the counting?

[@kima4462]

At first I was like “wait you just did this” but then I remember that they received over 4,000 submissions so they basically have content for months :D

[@pppp-zp2vo]

Tbh i wouldn't complain if they did this for a while 😗

[@7476-l2n]

Make that 15 years sis 😂

[@mariamortiz3916]

AIZAWA SENSEEEIIIIIIIIIIIIIKAHAIQKWHIQLQNAJAANA... sorry

[@-ailyanne-7089]

Where can I sub,itt??

[@thairinkhudr4259]

@@-ailyanne-7089 Check the TwoSet reddit, the link is in the description. :)

[@FadedCrimsonYanna]

11:16 12:57 Editor-san is truly the peak of all editors-

[@FadedCrimsonYanna]

I wanted to find other moments but I'm l a z y

[@19jonty99]

Anyone know the name of the piece?

[@rico6546]

Faded Crimson Yanna I’m not arguing with you.

[@ck1894]

10:50 he is also perfectly following Eddy´s finger

[@薇vern]

19jonty99 Bach Violin Sonata No. 1

[@nemegto]

Highest compliment you get from another musician: "it's alright" :))

[@DocuzanQuitomos]

8:26 - "The string crossing has to be right, the balance has to be right; the intonation, the bow speed, the contact point have to be right..." But, over all, the bunny has to be right XD.

[@amarmuslim1766]

whats the name of the piece?

[@booksandmusic2526]

@@amarmuslim1766 Bach violin Sonata no 1

[@duckeh7221]

*Reviewing more masterclass students* Me: *aight better see someone play the clarinet or else I’ll have to do it myself*

[@unbekannternutzer25]

DO IT

[@jessicabeck7302]

I was honestly considering submitting on clarinet, but whenever I record it with my cellular device you can hear all of the air passage that isn’t producing pitch and my tone just sounds airy and pathetic :)

[@gracepatrick6432]

ill submit as well, what grade r u lol

[@alisonkissel2603]

I almost did submit my clarinet jury from this past semester but I don't have nearly enough self-esteem to share that.

[@hannahs_harp]

This might sound silly but I think I missed how to submit.... can someone tell me??

[@allegrovivace6806]

"The chords are like the pillar points" oh god that just gives me flashbacks to the godpillar

[@vedag4813]

If you see this reply to me

[@nytsiory]

Oh!!? You're approaching me?

[@allegrovivace6806]

@@nytsiory ?

[@allegrovivace6806]

@@shasha1545 ?

[@maikellie9552]

“That’s really good, it’s like us at 10.” Don’t hold back bloody hell.

[@annakareninacamara6580]

They meant when they had 10 yrs of practice (the guy has 4 and a half). Or at least that's what I understood.

[@7476-l2n]

Omg i thought they meant age ten--

[@iangrant9356]

I think he meant that when they had been playing for 4 years they both would have been ten, and that he was complimenting the fact that he was way better than they were after the 4 years of practice.

[@kyaaa4485]

Anna Karenina Câmara they probably meant 10 years old because 4 years of learning the violin, just like the guy, they would have been 10 since they started around 5-6 years old...if i got that right

[@xandraxandra1437]

Gracie Sheffield They meant in comparison. What they could play after four years and what the person in the video could after the same amount of time.

[@jerryli6763]

The number of times that twoset ends a video but then they are just kidding. ⬇️

[@josephineraeburn5809]

Love the chemistry and teamwork between brett and eddy. Love to listen to their dialogue.

[@SilentGAMERZisgay]

Alternate title: Confident musicians, reviewing other confident musicians

[@nikkirafaiellaitao7510]

My name is Eddy Chen. My name is Brett Yang. And this is our master cla- LET THE ROASTING.... BEGIN!!!!!!!

[@gaoweijie2609]

not to be picky or anything but they didn't end the master class with this too ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@zuricchu]

13:12 "All these wind instruments today with those buttons. At a certain stage before, there were no buttons." YES!!! And that is why I play recorders and ocarinas. I love how I can feel each note on the tips of my fingers; how a subtle change in pressure or finger position can change the pitch. I love how my emotions manage to seep through the music, the same way my breathing makes the note sound more bright when I'm happy, more mellow when I'm sad, or more heavy when I'm angry or disappointed. To me, that means I play best when I acknowledge what I'm feeling, because only by acknowledging will I be able to control my breathing or to release the tension in my body. Playing the recorder and the ocarina has helped me manage my anxiety and my emotions. Music truly heals. (If you've read up to here, please share your experience with your instrument and why you chose to stick with it. I'd love to know what other musicians think!)

[@davidcoulombe2000]

I always said a transverse flute help to control the general playing. (Faster interval, smoothness between notes..) On a pan flute, I can control eatch and every single note mutch more deeper. (At the expense of fast play and more energy needed.)

[@watsonwrote]

I keep coming back to my guitar, especially in times of stress, because there's a dichotomy where it physically hurts to play (a fat steel-string with the action too high) but it can still make a gentle, expressive sound. Slowly transitioning from a simple melody plucked with finger pads sul tasto to strumming chords with my nails over the sound hole has this build and catharsis that I don't quite get from other instruments or arts.

[@zuricchu]

@@watsonwrote I kinda get it! But for me it's usually the reverse when I play guitar. I usually start with chords, then some plucking when I could think of a melody that goes with it. My skills are only a beginner's tho since everytime I play guitar, the groove of my finger pad changes and that always messes with my playing on recorder/ ocarina.

[@zuricchu]

@@davidcoulombe2000 I haven't played either of the transverse or pan flute, but what you said is similar to what I play too. I use the recorder if I want faster intervals or cleaner transitions, but if i want a deeper tone or if the piece has a lot of sustained notes, I use the ocarina.

[@heartsmelody189]

Singing! No buttons either 😁

[@ryano.5149]

FINALLY! My beloved accordion gets some love! You are absolutely right about the accordion! The accordion is powered by the bellows, so yes, it is the equivalent of the bow on a violin. In that respect, the accordion can do many of the articulations and gestures a violin can. The accordion is also basically a mini reed organ that you wear, and it is entirely possible to play organ repertoire on it as well. As far as the accordionist, that was exquisite! Very well done! I'm so happy to see my beloved instrument represented on your channel! The right hand is treble notes, and the left hand is generally bass notes and chords. To explain everything about instrument is too much typing for a youtube comment, but I'm so happy that you showed an accordionist on your channel! Wooo!

[@accordionlucy]

Right!! This is how I feel!! Haha

[@oxoelfoxo]

@@accordionlucy Maybe you could give (as a comment to Jonna) the constructive criticism/informed compliments for the video since you also play. :-)

[@accordionlucy]

@@oxoelfoxo Okay I’ll try! She is playing a button accordion and I play piano accordion so I’m no expert on technique for the buttons, but her posture is perfect. See how her elbow is far forward and her wrist is quite straight? This helps her hand reach those fast runs accurately. I love how she uses all her bellows. A lot of accordionists only use 30% of their bellows and change direction too frequently which disrupts the phrasing. Her bellow changes compliment the phrases perfectly and gives her a lot of room for crescendo and decrescendo. I really liked it!

[@oxoelfoxo]

@@accordionlucy nice review. I hope she sees it and posts more videos, ignoring her internal cringing at whatever mistakes she notices that her potential viewers mostly have no idea about. @Jonna

[@Jonnahytonen]

@@accordionlucy Thank you a lot! I really needed this

[@marshhag9545]

I feel like Brett should legitimately teach. The way he explains things makes soooo much sense. I mean Eddy as well, but Brett's got that teacher magic.

[@MayFongJosephineLoh]

Eddy teaches equally as good. You do notice they agree on the points each other brings up. Brett and Eddy are in a Twosetviolin package. Together they are incredible and formidable.

[@phoebef2486]

Since you guys really read the comments, Please make this an actual series! All of us are awaiting your roasting, um I mean *REVIEWING*

[@saenayoung7200]

All those moments of them being "nit-picky" has helped me learn soo much about music and playing the violin... its helped me to play with more depth and understanding .... Thanks alot for these masterclasses ☺☺☺

[@kyaaa4485]

'considering you've only been playing for 4 years and a half, that would be like us playing at 10' probably means, 'we started playing the violin when we were around 5-6 years old so after 4 years and a half of playing, like this guy, that would have been when we were 10 years old' the number of years playing relative to the time they started playing is the point, i think, not the age lmao

[@agargamer6759]

I think what they meant was that his level of playing after 4 years of learning was equivalent to theirs after 10 years of learning the violin

[@kyaaa4485]

Agar Gamer like i said, based on the way they said '4 and 1/2 years since he started playing', the equivalent of that for twoset would be 10 years old, 4 and 1/2 years after they started playing :)

[@Shirley36]

@@agargamer6759 no, OP is right. Brett & Eddy are counting 4.5 years after they started learning the violin, which meant when they were 10 years old.

[@serina9873]

Agar Gamer no, if that’s how they sound like after 10 yrs of playing the violin then they won’t even get into music school

[@andreaslabaugh9401]

@@serina9873 what she is saying is that at ten Bret and Eddy had been playing for roughly 4 and a half years. they are NOT talking about what they sounded like after 10 years of playing.

[@BlackLlight07]

4:24 : Me on Duolingo, trying to impress that random Finnish chick

[@Jonnahytonen]

pffft it was adorable tho, i almost died

[@aavainkeri8048]

has it ever worked?

[@nuppup]

Ohh somebody really study finnish there :) Kiva kuulla

[@Kaelacraftygirl]

Brett is actually such a good teacher. Eddy also, but Brett has a way of explaining that seems attainable

[@violaisreallycool]

I really like this since it's mostly reviews of not exceptionally talented kids who just blow everybody away constantly. It's much more relatable since I can imagine a larger amount of your audience would be closer to beginners than like extremely seasoned musicians who have had like 5-10k hours of practice and experience.

[@mmonalysa]

PLEASE DO A VIRTUAL LIVE CONCERT AGAIN PLEASE PLEASE

[@carmencabrera1037]

@@soulofnature5439 2M Tchaik drop was a live concert

[@tomikoerniawan1385]

@Pablo de Sarasate Eddy Sibelius drop ♥️

[@fabiogonzales3475]

Have you even been watching. They're doing Sibelius drop at 3 Mil

[@asherrubenstein2949]

eddy at 8:08 this is a piece i know, finally my turn to- *don't say flex, don't say flex* talk about it

[@terminaterpro]

What is the name of the piece?

[@vdinh143]

@@terminaterpro It's the 1st movement of Bach's violin Sonata 1, colloquially known as "the Adagio".

[@lingsquared4396]

Twoset: can perform beautiful duet pieces Also Twoset: cannot synchronise an intro to their masterclass

[@johnmarkconnolly6414]

Bach is one of those composers that you can play every decade and still learn something from, hear new things, discover new colors, etc. I don’t know many composers that have the ability to constantly find new sounds and deeper understanding over time in the same music. Timeless.

[@phj0307]

12:08 although brett looks deadpan, we know he is enjoying eddy’s playing...

[@kyaaa4485]

i hope they also bring back 'we learn a piece in 15 mins' and violin charades 😁

[@neelusharan2081]

If you can "roast"ahem*review slowly You can "roast" ahem*review quickly Ps:they all are better musician than me 😂😂even though its been 8 years

[@Thepianoaccordion]

As an accordionist, I’m so happy to see twoset review an accordion player for the first time

[@accordionlucy]

Me too!

[@meandermyself61]

I came for the roasts and stayed for the music. twoset are very much the rebuttal for the idea that 'classical is all technique and no passion'. the love for what you're doing shines through.

[@davidcoulombe2000]

Yeah! A pan flute!! I didn't expected to see another one! Nice play. Nice vibrato(little but controled) and bend! Nothing to say except that I saw a bit of tension in your shoulder and neck on the big interval but I think it is because you realized that you went a bit too far and the urge to realigned tensed you.. Guys : You remarked THE thing about the pan flute and the pseudo legato. Gg. Every one was cool to ear!

[@clairetsui8604]

Twoset: hums a piece in sync Also twoset: cant say masterclass in sync

[@pswww_cs]

**Brett is playing** Eddy: 0w0 **Eddy is playing** Brett: -_-

[@MrsPikaPikachu]

This is getting so old lol.

[@karenrosero2288]

Eddy is such a cutie pie ❤️ But Brett's got something about him... IDK ❤️

[@lookalivesunshine4561]

classic xD

[@oluchiibe98]

Ok but Brett actually responded to Eddy's playing by raising his eyebrows.

[@Jonnahytonen]

**anyone does anything** Brett: -_-

[@vw8629]

Me: watches TwoSet violin videos, never watches piano videos KZbin: recommends Hillary Hahn, Ray Chen Me: "fair enough" Me: finally got piano tuned after 10 years of neglect, been playing Mendelsohn for the last few days KZbin yesterday: recommends Mendelsohn's Violin Concerto Me: 🤨 Me today: played Chopin fantasie-impromptu with dystrophied fingers KZbin tonight: recommends "Chopin: Fantasie-Impromptu 'super slow'" Me: 😳?!?! KZbin: "if you can play slowly, you can play quickly. go practice." #truestory #itslistening

[@honeybe...]

Yeah it's listening to us

[@catothecensor]

*TwoSet:* can play classical music with perfect timing together *Also TwoSet:* cannot say “masterclass” at same time

[@davidshim6970]

"Bach is fun" -Brett Yang, 2020

[@zinnian3186]

"Bach is hard" -Me, 2020

[@Sunshine-kf9wh]

And he's right :D

[@allegrovivace6806]

everyone: oh no i didnt get put in there twoset: everyone: OH YAY everyone: doesn't get reviewed

[@polkaq4430]

**cough** roast **cough**

[@allegrovivace6806]

@@polkaq4430 :O OH NO YOU'VE GOT THE CORELLI STOP COUGHING EVERYONE RUN!!!

[@ManuSankaran2410]

Hey elyx!

[@allegrovivace6806]

@@ManuSankaran2410 meni i friking swear-

[@vedag4813]

I'm sorry for leaving without any notice. If you see this, I will tell you why I left.

[@onyx7748]

Me: *is about to submit* *doesn’t because of anxiety*

[@basgerritsen9669]

I'm really impressed by how constructive your criticism is, you're constantly making good points without making the player feel like they're bad. The review instead of roast title is pretty accurate!

[@fevre_dream8542]

TBH the correlations between music and anatomy (especially cardiac) are fascinating. At 10:50, the dips in sound that Eddy mimes is incredibly similar to how PVC looks on an EKG. Probably just a coincidence, but still kinda cool.

[@annaandhertypewriter4395]

MOI BRETT JA EDDY, your Finnish is so adorable I can't 😍 Fix bit intonations, we are very monotonous #finnishmasterclass

[@ruthsteen6943]

@@Judit116 Yeah, I thought Eddy sounded a bit like he was speaking Finnish with a Chinese accent :)

[@annaandhertypewriter4395]

@@ruthsteen6943 Naturally, his 1st language comes there from background :)

[@sorin._chan]

The thumbnail: what is that bunny doing there?😂

[@xandraxandra1437]

There’s a bunny in one of the videos they reviewed.

[@cherryblossom3034]

The bunny was super cute😍😍

[@a.hollins8691]

If you want to get your playing reviewed put in a cute bun bun.

[@deannaabd825]

OMG the bunny video was mine and it actually wasn't recorded for the twoset roast... I mean review. 😂

[@laarnierosepayumo567]

@@deannaabd825 Congratz!

[@106國中畢業康慧霖]

2:15 when they were singing was so wholesome oml

[@danielgonzalezjr8350]

petition for TwoSet to play pieces written by the fans.

[@danielgonzalezjr8350]

Alyssa Smith let TwoSet suffer

[@ananda1080]

They actually did. But I totally forget the name. It has a kinda Japanese title like Ichikawawa or something.

[@sizarina24]

They already did. The 40 Kachikawawa Caprices were written by fans :)

[@misuzu437]

I love how these guys are giving little private lessons! 🥰🥰🥰 it really gives back to the community and boosts musicians trying to learn and inspires them to keep practicing and improve! Way to go twoset!! 👏👏👏❤

[@phj0307]

4:22 editor-san’s roast at its finest

[@daphny2200]

“And this is our master class.” Oh, it’s back!

[@unodos1316]

why am i watching a violin masterclass when i dont even play any classical instrument? great question. *i also dont know*

[@aalegalfocus]

Well i dunno about you all, but I'm getting motivated to learn the violin at my old age....

[@andrewbarrett1537]

Dudes, how you 'print out' the "Subscribe" button at 12:57... is awesome. Nice gag on the thing being discussed. Very clever visuals in this!

[@springolina3151]

I love how Eddy always closes his eyes when he is playing.. such passion

[@koreenacalibo]

I'm looking forward to a masterclass intro, like the lingling intro, if ever editor-san will like to make one 😁

[@bota7763]

Yeeeees! Pleeeeaaaase!

[@annamerengue]

The only masterclass i actually want to attend

[@egmusic7219]

This needs to be longer next time . Like seriously . I loved it . So you better listen to me and make it longer . Or i will call lingling to REMOVE YOUR TALENT ......

[@kirakira_san]

Or turn their violin babies into violas?

[@atlassolid5946]

treble brother!

[@branfordfamilies8282]

Or turn they’re violins into violas! NOOOOO

[@kwerbittea]

Not ling ling, the talent fairy :>

[@theorodgers4991]

Herbie Tio i was about to say that lol

[@UknownWorlds]

I'm not even a violinist and I find this incredibly insightful.

[@KSfan4ever]

I LOVE TWOSET!!! The Bruch is one of my favorite violin concertos and I was mesmerized by Brett's demonstration and constructive commentary. And...Eddie - that Bach was gorgeous and gave me goose bumps. You are both not only brilliant violinists and teachers but also charming, smart, supportive, kind and highly entertaining. What a wonderful experience you are giving and sharing with the internet world! Thank you!