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[@gwengwen2002]

*The director of the movie knows that twoset will be watching them*

[@dollyjay4585]

Exactly what i thought.. 😂

[@midwestmatcha]

This comment is sooo underrated

[@irightentertainment3602]

Facts!

[@greennikexful]

Ur 1.1k like lol and that’s tru lol 😂

[@forestgreen352]

Woah, we got the same pfp!

[@samanthastonick8157]

I like how there were literally only two movies

[@AriannaCunningham]

Sam Stonick They could’ve picked “Titanic”, “The Karate kid 2010”, or “Your Lie In April Live Action”. Well, the Live action one had an actress who hasn’t played violin before, but I guess that they hired a DOUBLE in MOST of the Clips in the Violin Scenes.

[@erickok7726]

Ikr

[@mineyoo1999]

Arianna Cunningham yes! Karate Kid. I’m so glad someone mentioned this. I hope there’ll be more movies with ACTUAL violin playing tho sjaldjslskakka..... anyone has any recommendation aside from movies that portray violin playing?

[@CYMotorsport]

Copyright I would imagine

[@amnongravenmur9024]

They only needed ten minuets to get that sweet SWEET add revenue.

[@TsukikoNee]

We’re not a roasting channel, we’re an applauding channel -Eddy Chen 2019

[@itsmeGeorgina]

It was just as much roasting, not much applause when it came down to it

[@910do]

Good news, he was joking.

[@peppomasterchief9820]

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[@taunismausi]

I don't know if they did it, there is a violin fight scene with Lestat on Queen of the damned.

[@tuberobotto]

Hyperbole. When you say one thing and mean the other.

[@bobxie8634]

The Chinese boy cried probably because he had to do so many takes of the same piece

[@Jane306]

or his dad kung pao-ed his chicken.

[@oshyapw5522]

or he's irritated by that excessive amount of rosin

[@prestonang8216]

@@Jane306 Ma po-ed his tofu

[@arikakarin2323]

whY I laugh too hard at this

[@hannahpeng6190]

Or he had to practice for 40 hours before he got any rice

[@poorlittlesheep4098]

I had a feeling when they say "look at him, he can act, he cried!", is like the equivalent of us musicians hearing people say "He can play flight of the bumblebee, he's so good!" lol

[@angelyang5778]

Poor Little Sheep as an acting student when they said that my heart stopped for a moment

[@alyssiagibbs8147]

as a musician AND an actor i can say that’s the best analogy i’ve ever heard

[@GeodesicBruh]

They were probably joking

[@pingaspearce9403]

Flight of the bumblebee is pretty Damn hard tho

[@gabrielleurbina7020]

It actually was very good acting regardless though

[@j.p.1492]

He was crying because no matter how good he is he will never be LingLing EDIT: Omy thanks for the ♥ TwoSet

[@ich797]

I really expected some inside on the movie

[@hazimesahe]

Or was he a she?

[@j.p.1492]

@@hazimesahe good question

[@vaughnhale7903]

He is lingling

C mamut el vato

[@zoeguan9941]

Petition to get Brett and Eddy to feature in a movie! ⬇️

[@KakashiHatake-rl5cl]

Yes

[@zachratusyifa745]

What's movie? Fifty shades of violin?

[@ludwig4029]

Azedarach Melia lmao

[@anaceweirdo1579]

More like petition for you to get more likes.

[@usrmeddle]

sacreligious boi *Movie Editors + Directors* w h y o f c o u r s e!

[@poning8184]

I actually watched that Chinese movie. It's about a single guy who adopted a baby abandoned at a train station, next to a violin. And he paid to have his son learn the violin. It was a very moving story.

[@Mycorrhiza]

What is it called?

[@duolingoowl7043]

@@Mycorrhiza Did you watch the video?

[@hampter7671]

@@duolingoowl7043 lol he changed his comment

[@keifyw7444]

It's called Together, or 和你在一起, a 2002 陳凱歌movie, dude's last good one, who also made 霸王別姬, another awesome movie about Beijing Opera.

[@hat7475]

@@keifyw7444 thank you!

[@alyssiagibbs8147]

brett and eddy: "it's the editors fault" their editor: *:(*

[@Wizzard_2006]

Alyssia Gibbs awwwwwww :(

[@hrothgarnogar]

TO BE FAIR... The editors job is more about picking the right frames to begin and end a clip on for maximum pacing, beauty, and emotional impact. Having the shot match exactly what's being heard in the music is actually not a priority. You're not supposed to pay attention to that.

[@yannanhuang6510]

Lemme timestamp this 4:44

[@SantomPh]

5:14 that did happen, Paganini used to smoke cigars and women would pick up the ashes and put them in their medallions; even after getting married they kept the pendants. Women fainted at the sight of him even on the street. He was one of the first musicians to be accused of making a deal with the devil; he died without the last rites. He did encourage the image, wearing all black, riding in a black carriage pulled by all black horses. His greatest tour in London featured him actually diving off the stage directly onto the carriage.

[@PhantomKit157]

I believe his body was properly buried later though.

[@patrycjakmita711]

First emo/rock star, having tons of groupies, partying, commiting some crimes, showing off on stage, just being genius...

[@rebelfriend20]

Just about to put this saved me the effort but I love the fact that by age 13ish he was up there with the best violinists in Europe.

[@meemurthelemur4811]

Was he the inspiration for the character Frederick Pope in the Red Violin, I wonder?

[@ahnrho]

Damn. Neat little portion of history, I thank you.

[@katd7716]

I love the editor.

[@elleinda6278]

Katarzyna Dziubińska ikr!!!

[@aster5600]

I''m absolutely in love with their commentary

[@allegromoderato5064]

Actually. The editing makes twoset videos funnier. Kudos to the editor. He shld be applauded too

[@nixrymr2781]

yes! petition for the editor to "take part" more

[@anastasiawasylinko5482]

Do you think the editor plays an instrument?

[@yahirvazquez5118]

Me : Mom I want 5:38 Mom: We have 5:38 at home 5:38 at home : 5:57

[@valentinaperez6212]

Such an underrated comment lol (brettisstillthecutestbeantho)

[@decho5200]

this comment should get more likes

[@DM-yf3mv]

OH MY GOD IHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHW

[@theanhnguyen5445]

What's the piece at 8:58 guys?

[@decho5200]

Thế Anh Nguyễn Paganini Caprice No. 24

[@kathilisi3019]

I was an extra in the Devil's Violinist in the scene featured in this video. I can tell you that David Garrett really did play in every take, but they had a pre-recorded track that they synched the movie with. The recorded track was playing quite loudly while filming, so we could only hear a little of what he was playing live. The timing might have been a little off for that reason. Also, I was standing right next to the door when Paganini swooped in, and the director specifically instructed us (the audience) to all turn towards him immediately as he started playing. A few people seem to turn too soon, maybe because they used take no 5 or something and we were anticipating his grand entrance. I'm also glad I wasn't picked to be a screaming fan, that was way over the top ;) Best part of filming was an hour-long set change where David Garrett stayed on stage and played Bach's Chaconne and other things to pass the time. Oh, and the entire orchestra could in fact play (except for the panicking concert master), but since they also played to the pre-recorded track, they didn't even bother to tune their instruments properly. It sounded quite horribly off key.

[@natalyaporter5730]

Wow that must have been a cool experience!

[@alphahunterd]

that's cool

[@woopywop]

Oh! Are you that one beard guy beside the door, because as what you said the audience turn too fast, and I was guessing you did not. And the guy that I was talking did not turn too fast, so ye I was guessing it was you 😅😂

[@kathilisi3019]

@@woopywop lol no, I'm a girl and was wearing a dark blue dress with a white collar. You can't see me in the deep shadows beside the door, I was somewhere behind the bearded guy. Another fun tidbit is that every audience member is in four different places at once because they filmed the auditorium in segments, there weren't enough extras to fill the theater, so we switched places a lot and filmed the scene several times from different angles. In that scene, I was in the shadows next to the door, standing somewhere in the middle, and sitting in a box on the left and a balcony on the right, simultaneously. In this video, you can see me if you pause at 5:36 exactly, above David Garrett's left hand behind a grey-bearded gentleman.

[@woopywop]

@@kathilisi3019 Ow HAHA, SORRY ABOUT MY WRONG CONCLUSION, I ALSO THOUGHT YOU ARE A GUY AHAHHAA 😂🤦

[@timetraveler0002]

Yes, yes it did. Ladies went crazy for Paganini. I was just there tomorrow.

[@danw1955]

LOL, good one!😉

[@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia]

Doctor Who, is that you ?

[@aderisvan9693]

Oh ma God, you're the man

[@allysonrose4661]

can confirm, I was the other dude with the violin

[@victrola2007]

Last time I saw Harrett in concert I threw my corset at the stage.

[@bianca8583]

appreciation comment for twoset’s editor 👇🏼

[@DembaiVT]

Cheers to your editor for throwing in the minuet to f*** with KZbin because honestly this video totally counts as fair use. It is so wrong that their auto flagging system screws with legitimate reviews.

[@chocmilkshake24]

This is why WIRED didn't interview you guys - you already do what they do, but with better editing

[@josephjeon804]

Anyone know what piece they used at 0:00

[@karlacoralic2696]

joseph jeon yeah i wanna know too

[@MaxRamos8]

Not fair, the no negative/dislike counter

[@insertname7979]

“Why is the banana blue! It’s supposed to be yellow” *cries in green banana*

[@LoveIncest]

😂😂😂

[@marie-eq9kf]

😂

[@verajagapeofficial9413]

Unripe banana is green lul 😂

[@Neg4Cubing]

I get the same problem watching “army” movies, being an ex solider it’s difficult to watch them movies cause they forget to reload or don’t do proper drill

[@Oscitant_Otter]

Gotta love scenes where it's a gajillion baddies with swords to one hero, and all the bad guys are flailing around in the background instead of attacking from behind so hero can fight off one or two at a time and live! Or like you said, some tiny little handgun with infinite bullets - a modern take on Legolas?

[@Neg4Cubing]

Blush of Pearl 😂 so very true

[@johnadams1667]

@@Oscitant_Otter to be fair when fighting cqc unless you're trained specifically to fight as a group at the same time you'll cause more harm than good, swords arent small, all their power comes from the swings/thrust, a LOT of opportunity for friendly fire. Look at people getting jumped for just how chaotic it is, and that's just hand to hand imagine it with 18-31 inch blades, and halberds.only time it probably work well is with spears, but people dont recognize the depth of how cool fucking spears are so you dont get them in movies

[@hksawitfirst]

i’m in jrotc and the MOST irritating thing is improper salutes 😭😭😭 like how is this guy a general and doesn’t even know how to salute properly?????

[@shianneferrell8268]

This. I cringe so hard

[@Maria-bt2hb]

I got a bit of anxiety when his long hair kept coming closer and closer to the strings "is it going to get snapped by the bow?" "is it going to get tangled in the strings?"

[@Ramberta]

I thought this too I'm surprised they didn't mention it!

[@Maria-bt2hb]

@@Ramberta They were more focused on the playing than the hair 😂

[@adelaionescu5503]

For real though, I think he actually sold his soul to the devil just so that his hair wouldn't get tangled between his violin's strings... I mean, my hair gets tangled in the guitar so... Imagine how it'd be like if I played violin with my hair let down...

[@Neophage]

I have long hair and play the violin. It's never gotten tangled, it just brushes off. The worst that's happened is that it's actually sounded off the string (like bow hair), but that's only really audible on electric violin (yes, I play both acoustic and electric).

[@ivyssauro123]

@@Neophage Exactly I also had long hair and no problem with that. plenty of great violinists who play with long hair, Jerry Goodman and Didier Lockwood come to mind. There's a good video on KZbin of Goodman playing violin love with his band The Flock, his hair gets all over the violin, but alas, nothing happens at all.

[@RoydGriffin]

I know im late, but i was an extra in that paganini scene, it was filmed in two days, so David must have played this piece like a hundred times, and he nailed it. Every. Time. So yeah, bad editing. There also wasn't that much screaming on set, most of it is edited in

[@darcyliz9993]

Ahhh.... thanks for this information. I literally discovered David Garrett when I stumbled upon that movie.

[@claraw1515]

You can't even begin to imagine how jealous I am... Wow! I love David . Must have been amazing seeing/hearing him

[@ronireeves910]

Can we take a moment to talk about the rosin dust on the first guy’s instrument!? I have never seen rosin on an instrument in a movie! He was ACTUALLY playing and playing with enough movement to make that happen. I don’t know why it makes me so happy but it’s very satisfying.

[@huqiao]

Also if you watch it carefuly, towards the end, some hair broke off from his bow as well, which is also quite realistic.

[@jingj5744]

I was also super impressed by that! Glad you pointed it out! It really shows how much attention they put on the details! In an earliear scene in the movie where he played the same piece with the orchestra, his violin was shinning under the stage light. I guess they filmed the last scene differently on purpose to show how much emotion he had while playing.

[@zewensenpai]

@@jingj5744 that wasnt him with the orchestra, that was another girl who was said in the movie to not have passion for music unlike the main. That's why you only see her during the orchestral part and see him during solo

[@jingj5744]

@@zewensenpai thanks for the reply! I didn't mean the girl. It was an earlier scene where the boy "rehearsed" with the orchestra (?) and his teacher went on stage and pat his head...maybe that scene was in the deleted scene edit lol

[@wobblyorbee279]

guys what piece is at 2:07 im sorry i just forgot a lot of great famous pieces

[@finasol1019]

The cheering in the Paganini movie seems incorrect, but that’s actually accurate! I’m taking music history right now at Uni and classical concerts back then were more similar to modern rock concerts, in a way. People did cheer and clap at times that seem inappropriate to us now. Besides the cheering, the concert was actually portrayed pretty modern. The modern quiet concert developed towards the end of the 19th century and into the 20th century. There should’ve been a lot more talking and moving around for it to be historically accurate ;)

[@PeterJavi]

I remember a story about Haydn 94th being written with the sole purpose of telling off chatting ladies in the front or something along those lines

[@chvhndrtntlr3482]

So you mean classical music concert more fluid and fun back then than now....hmmmm

[@michaweinst3774]

Also, the baton and the size of the orchestra is accurate

[@arsantiqua8741]

It was like Lisztomania, but for a violinist with otherworldy skills for the time.

[@lilya9644]

Imagine what groupies were like back then, hmmmmmmmmmm? 🧐

[@cmschoneveld]

I am so glad you did 'Together" You really need to watch the whole movie...it is so special. The scene you showed is the very end of the movie. The boy has turned down playing the big concert in favor of staying with his father. He was 'hearing' the orchestra but playing in the train station for his father. This is one of my all time favorite movies. Please watch the whole thing... you will love it.

[@nocturneop9496]

Any idea where to watch it?

[@divyap4357]

What was the violinist's name?

[@lehou8320]

@@divyap4357 His name is 唐韵(Yun Tang). He was a student of the Affiliated Middle School of Shanghai Music Conservatory when this movie was made.

[@GildedFashion]

My family friend is the great violin legend who recorded the entire soundtrack for this movie. The actor is indeed a violinist but none of it was his actual playing. Li Chuan Yun is the master virtuoso behind this soundtrack. He was one of the three legendary virtuosoes who shot to stardom along with Lang Lang and Li Yun Di. An unbelievable genius - you have to youtube his performances and be smacked across the face by his brilliance.

[@albusxiao7397]

The woman in the audience were like overheating

[@joshual3193]

I’m the 420th like

[@kyaaa4485]

ok but can you imagine brett crying when he plays tchaik concerto like that first guy?

[@DembaiVT]

Eddy would be laughing so hard in the background that Brett would not be able to.

[@kyaaa4485]

Dembai then he'd be crying tears of joy and that's actually better to see 😂

[@juwiltgen]

No, cause Brett is actually dead inside

[@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia]

@Julia Wiltgen I know this is a joke, but it's soooo not true. You just have to see his sparkling eyes and beautiful smile when he plays to understand that violin gives him life. And @Dembai, I'm pretty sure the last thing Eddy would do is laughing. It's much more plausible he would watch Brett with his eyes wide open, looking at him with his "Senpai" face. 😉

[@juwiltgen]

Miss Coussin Rouge I know, Brett’s adorable and it’s lovely to see him play 🥰

[@intoxicatedcoffee]

sacrilegious boi: *if u can play it slowly, u can play it quickly* eddy: *if u can play it quickly, u can play it slowly*

[@pointlesssentience3987]

ASH But it’s not iff.

[@leadelgy3487]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4G1lql8m8uElbc

[@abigailgraham5562]

Did anyone else get literally chills when watching the boy play that first piece?

[@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia]

@Playergartoon94 Dabs I'm confused, the boy was playing Tchaikovsky, not Sibelius...

[@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia]

@Playergartoon94 Dabs Ha ha, don't worry, it happens to me all the time. I was listening to Mendelssohn the other day, and my mom asked me what that piece was. I very confidently answered that it was Sibelius' Violin Concerto ! It took a good 5 minutes for my brain to realize there was something wrong with what I had just said... 😂

[@ikaru5089]

@@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia can you tell me the name of the piece

[@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia]

@@ikaru5089 That's Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto (3rd mvt).

[@GildedFashion]

My family friend is the great violin legend who recorded the entire soundtrack for this movie. The actor is indeed a violinist but none of it was his actual playing. Li Chuan Yun is the master virtuoso behind this soundtrack. He was one of the three legendary virtuosoes who shot to stardom along with Lang Lang and Li Yun Di. An unbelievable genius - you have to youtube his performances and be smacked across the face by his brilliance.

[@ShouriNoMikami]

"Another episode of two set applause" 🤔 Me trying to recall previous episodes: Roast...roast...roast...

[@Lily_and_River]

Yes I was like: which video did I miss! 😱

[@bbgochhait4705]

@@Lily_and_River Yes, me too 😂

[@ComeRee]

Hey Twoset! I'm a featured extra in Tv & Film, where I'm mostly hired for my musical abilities [or to mime them]. I can tell you from experience of how/why musicians dont sync up most of the time, as the reality is in filming: Their job is to capture pictures [not audio] - thats someone elses department [which are seldom on set and are more post production]. Most times, you aren't even given the music [no feel, no tempo, no sheet music, no... nothing!] where you're just told to mime, though I have been apart of productions that gave sheet music but during filming - they might do a couple of take with the music playing in the background for you to sync up with [causing fractional delays], but the most difficult part is having to remember what bar the director said cut, and from which bar you begin on 'pick up' [basically, you have to cue the bars to the movements/what is happening in the scene] - so a good example is when the violinist is walking through the crowd [you picked up the slide at a different point] - where this comes down to the editing [as you have a person concerned only with what it looks like editing the visuals] not the individual performer. The only instance in which you are able to see note for note play, is when an Actor is used and they *physically* record the piece and where it is indicative of the character to break into song as part of their dialogue/direction in the film/tv series. It takes alot of time to reherse as well as even longer to get right in filming - which is why it's tended to be brushed over and not focused on in the filming process [which is a shame to witness as a musician]. Hope this provides some incite into the process, thank you for your videos and inspiration to get practicing. Cariad fawr o Gymru - Much love from Wales x

[@chocolatepiano7366]

ComeRee Am Bith....as in Cymru am byth? Genuinely thought I'd forgotten all my Welsh after secondary school, haha

[@daedalus_20v]

Thanks for highlighting the "other side" of these situations! Believe me, I understand the frustration as an audience member, but I also understand the reality of the situation as a filmmaker and editor. Given infinite time and infinite budget, things like this wouldn't happen so much, but film is first and foremost a _business,_ and schedules must be kept. If you're shooting a solo for 12 hours and it's just not working, at some point, the person signing the checks is going to say, "look, it's good enough, 99% of people won't even notice, let's move on" (and the harsh truth is they're right 👀). The movie has to be finished or it doesn't matter how great the solo is... nobody will ever see it. If you run out of money to shoot the ending because you spent 3 more days on the solo, good luck ever getting anyone to finance another of your movies. And the simple fact is, for every thing "wrong" with the musical portions of these videos, there is something else "wrong" or historically inaccurate with the production design, wardrobe, makeup, etc. (or just technical mistakes with lighting, audio, acting, continuity, etc.) that Brett & Eddy didn't notice because they were paying attention to the music lol! I promise, no filmmaker _wants_ to make a bad movie, but it's a lot like an orchestra... lots of moving parts, lots of people, lots of individual & ensemble performances, lots of equipment to set up and use properly, etc. = lots of room for error. One out-of-tune piccolo shriek and nobody will talk about the rest of the performance, they'll say, "ugh, did you hear that piccolo??"

[@nevernaught3871]

"Paganini: the world's *first* rockstar" Did you all forget about me, tho?

[@altheabenjamin3258]

guess so

[@poopwoot9160]

Who?

[@jonnymario771]

What about Vivaldi? Bach?

[@eugenejang3191]

Broski who?

[@tuberobotto]

@@jonnymario771 couldn't be becoz of life circumstances. Both Vivaldi and JS Bach lived by getting employment (patrons) thru commissions and working as "official" music directors for nobles. It was almost the same as with Mozart. Many believe that it was Beethoven who actually broke that system in a prominent way by operating as a "free agent" or "freelancer" which would allow him more artistic freedom, he is his own boss so to speak. From then on, a musician/composer's chief source of income would be selling and performing his compositions. I think this is how the Romantic period musicians like Chopin and Liszt got their "rock star" status, thru their magnificent music and performances.

[@ellyncia]

“It must be the editors fault” *Immediate sad face from the editor* Lmao aw!

[@Bacopa68]

It's not a projector, its a limelight. Two fuels and a large amount of pressurized oxygen were pumped onto a mineral block made of lime and limestone dust and set alight. All this was backed with a parabolic reflector. The heat of the combustion was very bright, but still was too too skewed toward the red end of the spectrum. Once the lime block heated up, it would emit blue and violet light to make a balance of colors similar to sunlight.

[@hqi1321]

This is an underrated comment!

[@numberonecoconutboi9143]

He didn’t sell his soul to the devil he sold it to... Ling ling

[@awisemanonce5161]

Plot twist: ling ling refused to buy the soul because the soul lacked practise.

[@thetov1896]

Double plot twist: Lingling refused to buy it Cuz lingling was jealous

[@hannael-jeaan4550]

Plot twist: ling ling scammed paganini by making him practice only 15 hours instead of 40 hours

[@lunarbutterfly3394]

222 like

[@mateusgoncalves4997]

Plot twist : Ling Ling worked so hard that he is actually the devil

[@luvya.tew2]

You know you’re early when you can’t see ling ling jokes

[@miwir1248]

Here’s one: Ling Ling got Paganini’s soul back from the devil

[@mimiilije7141]

😂😂😂

[@mimiilije7141]

True btw

[@sandybickerton1844]

The women's screams during Paganini's playing - I think they are a reference to some of the legend about his deal with the devil, that he would imprison souls of women in his violin which could be heard screaming while he played

[@arnoldrivas4590]

So basically fan girls for pop stars or rockstars today.

[@redbear4350]

Sometimes I think that the screaming was probably Paganini's soul.

[@nuu9282]

The scene from the first movie legitimately looks like the recording of an actual concert. Good job!

[@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia]

Just want to say that I LOVE your pfp. 💕

[@unispeck2853]

It really does. Very impressive. Makes me want to go watch the movie.

[@nuu9282]

@@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia ahah thanks, appreciated!

[@milkillus5998]

I was confused at first I legit thought that was a recording lmao

[@idachan7785]

S. Gabriel I watched it. it’s a really good movie.

[@jungkookjuice3157]

The new title should be: "When Movie Directors Finally Listen To TwoSetViolins"

[@Diddd4444]

Jungkook Juice what the hell is your name supposed to mean?

[@jungkookjuice3157]

@@Diddd4444 Idk. Do you know BTS? One of the member's name is Jungkook, and I thought it would be cool to do something similar to "Taehyung Tea". I wanted it to be unique so I added "Juice" to it.

[@Diddd4444]

Jungkook Juice it just sounds.. wrong

[@jungkookjuice3157]

@@Diddd4444 hahaha lol......In WhAt WaY? *says in evil tone*

[@khabanh6928]

@@jungkookjuice3157 "juice" can mean in sexual way :)) so why dont u search urself :3 it indeed sounds sooo wronggg

[@caidalee1994]

I was somehow more distracted by the love interest’s makeup in the last one. 😅 Her tan cream foundation was creasing in a time where it didn’t exist. Fashion History Lesson!: It most likely would’ve been pure white powder (there were cakes too, but it wouldn’t have had that finish or coloring). Basing everything off Late Regency Era(let’s say 1820s): The blush is good, but it should probably be a bit stronger (you wanted to look flush). The lips are good, as are the brows and eyes from what this amateur can see. The hair I’m unsure of. Regency was known to recall Ancient Greek hairstyles like the chignon with face-framing curls or the pull-ups you see on statues. Having the hair in free, perfect curls with no chignon or containment save for a few flowers? Idk, seems pretty sus to me. Maybe mid to late 1840s, and I just can’t see the chignon? But since “the Devil’s Violinist” was dead by that point.... all in all, it’s serviceable, just like the violin-playing. And that concludes your Fashion History Lesson of the foreseeable future!

[@_sunny__moon_]

Is anyone else in love with the high pitched “wAHHHH” sound effect they use in the background a lot

[@zglrd8938]

Sun Samaroo i first heard it in fairy tail back in the day

[@completem3ss]

@@zglrd8938 sameee

[@dmay6637]

@@zglrd8938 Same lol

[@lordcthulu6181]

@@zglrd8938 Sameskies

[@NoctisIgnem]

Heart it super often in the gray plays KZbin videos

[@chompmonster2278]

I only like movies with real musicians -Me, 2019

[@alex-jf4di]

Noice

[@mjkmen6951]

*sorry but we don't do that here*

[@user-up9ek3mc5r]

Honestly, I dunno why the critics were so hard on David, when the real problem lied with the horrible script, subpar directing, and poor editing. Also, David originally only joined to compose and arrange the music (which he did, as seen in the orchestral arrangement here) because he loved Paganini. The director's the one who roped him into acting once they realised that not having a real violinist play the part would completely ruin the movie. Yet the script still managed to trivialise Paganini's existence, get many important facts wrong, and leave out most of the good parts of his life. There really wasn't much _any_ of the actors could do with that script and directing. The music was great, and the storyline bearable if you tell yourself this was just a composer with an identical name. *Spoiler Alert* (Do not read if you haven't seen the film yet). Paganini never had any dubious intentions toward an underaged girl (then gotten falsely accused of rape & had his fingers trampled on; that's both horrible and completely false). The story that the creators of the movie could have made from him and Antonia Bianchi would have been much better (not to mention believable, as they met as adults, were together for years, then had Achille). And that's just ONE of the many problems. He had many health issues popping up one after another, but his life as a virtuoso wasn't pathetic. It wasn't until his late years that things started to fall apart. His vices didn't define most of his life except during his late teenage years and before the end. He made friends with great composers and musicians, he invented many techniques for violin, and he composed some of the most difficult pieces for violin, period. His life was more than dramatic and impressive enough without inventing things that couldn't have happened. Making London look like a smoke room (foggy and no visibility are two different things) full of prostitutes, making him do drugs/drink/sleep with random women in every scene, and forcing an impossible love story where he's jilted, jailed, and has his fingers crushed is NOT an homage. I don't see what the actors could have done, given such a wrong script, the directing focused on the darkness looming over Paganini (seriously, constantly invoking the devil was overkill. People may have been superstitious enough to believe something like that at the time, but he was simply more talented and more hardworking. He allegedly practiced 15 hours a day as a kid. The film made it look like Urbani really was a supernatural agent, and completely controlled his life), and the editing to complement. The storyline really wasn't up to par with the music (which was often incomplete so they could spend more footage on the unnecessary and wrong parts).

[@savecherrypls]

I really appreciate your comment. Thank you so much for actually answering some questions of mine ❤️

[@waytoohypernova]

@bodd boward thats funny cuz this is a copy pasted answer to someones question about two comments up. (copypasted from themself) they obviously didnt want this whole essay to go to waste in a reply section. i applaud

[@Roma-kp4qg]

Jesus, his fingers got trampled on??

[@user-up9ek3mc5r]

@@Roma-kp4qg Yup. That was brutal. As a person, I found the false rape accusation and subsequent jailing to be horrible. As a musician, I felt his fingers being trampled & the beatings received from other jailmates to be soul-crushing.

[@user-up9ek3mc5r]

@@hargssgrah4738 True. When a movie or other media production is great, we know that it's a combination of all factors. When it clearly has problems, we don't generally know why. Sometimes the director was lazy and picked a crappy script (or just directed/casted badly). Sometimes the original script was great, but someone influential decided to change it. Of course, there are also times when the actors just don't live up to the image they should portray. But it's rarely the fault of CGI (even when it's bad, it's because they hired the wrong people). I just ranted in the original post because when this movie came out, most critics blamed the actors, especially David Garrett. In this case, all I can be certain of is that it wasn't any of the actors' fault. They casted quite well, including the female lead. She didn't sing opera originally, but she did music theatre. And her voice fits the character she was playing. To be fair, the music was phenomenal (if short). Knowing what I know, I still would have watched it the first time for the music alone. However, I would not rewatch the whole thing again, just the music scenes.

[@DonaldFromKingdomHearts]

This is the same thing as having actual martial artists do action movies. No stunt doubles who always conveniently hide their face, no thousand cuts or super fake punches, amazing choreography and practical effects.

[@borgoat1220]

So like Jackie Chan

[@DonaldFromKingdomHearts]

@@borgoat1220 exactly like Jackie Chan. His pre-Hollywood movies were insanely good.

[@docrakidocraki8067]

It’d be convenient but as with musicians those guys can’t act for the most part. And the audience aret there to see them. Still they get paid. At least stunt doubles add validity to the scenes

[@bhelliom3]

The cirque de Soleil performers as the stunt people in Mad Max Fury Road is what made it so enjoyable for me.

[@izzy1221]

When all the girls screamed at David Garrett, I was like same. *He is SMOKING*

[@HeyItsMiichelle]

Izzy I went to one of his concerts and I tried hard not to fan girl! hahahahaha

[@KhoaswithaK]

I like to think that classical musicians were the rockstars of back then and I still think that classical and rock music constantly coincide with each other. And David Garrett playing for me is amazing I wouldn't know how to act if he was playing and looking into my eyes.

[@vmprie]

You were everywhere on the two set videos a while ago Now you’re back-

[@johndoe9501]

Izzy stop sexualizing men

[@izzy1221]

John Doe Hillary Hahn can GET IT.

[@57thorns]

Golden quote: "Imagine if bananas were blue." That is how jarring it is to see simple mistakes in movies in a are where you have knowledge. In my case it is not violins, I would not spot the errors these guys point out, but I understand fully why it is that jarring to them. Just imagine the sound being off by 0.1 seconds from the image when someone talks or sings. Everyone is (at least) that sensitive.

[@57thorns]

Also, one reason that sound is out of sync is your own setup. If you have a TV/monitor, computer, DVD/Blueray, some kind of digital box, different encondings decoded buy the same box, a separate amplifier and five channel sound system, some of these having analogue connections and some digital. Long story short: There will be different delays in the sound and image paths in all these cases, and if they are off by just 50 ms that could be enough to upset people sensitive to the problem. So never assume the editor is the culprit, unless they used substandard equipment (or in the case of a movie forgot to use a clapper).

[@MissCaraMint]

I always cringe at anny marching in movies. I spendt a year doing nothing but, so I can always pick out any and all mistakes.

[@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia]

Really great analogy from Brett... except blue bananas actually exist. They taste like ice cream ! 😄 (I'm not joking, just google it.)

[@bodyno3158]

My cringepoint usually are the gun fights and sword fights, mostly swordfights, guns are not like that and people won't fight that way IRL.

[@systemafunk]

It's actually kind of frustrating for many musicians and multi-instrumentalists. I don't play violin, but I play trombone, drum set, orchestral percussion, jazz vibraphone, sing, and a little piano. It's usually possible for me to tell when almost any on screen musician is "faking it" or if something is wrong in a movie. I'll see wrong rhythms, obviously wrong physics, hear wrong notes, or just some aspect of bad general performance.

[@rounbe9884]

Every time they bleep a word I feel like they are saying viola

[@hopelesshaddy3332]

LOL

[@srinitaaigaura]

Going back to David Garrett's record video where he broke his own record by a second and a half, he is definitely the fastest not sacrilegious violinist ever.

[@sydney3170]

Well according to Wikipedia, Paganini’s skills were only matched by his skills as a womanizer. So there probably were fangirls.

[@violin246]

Actually when I watched the Devil's Violinist, I was fangirling at David the whole time so I had no time to roast the movie haha 😂😂 Edit: David actually did the music arrangements for the movie. So basically, the orchestra part was by him. Since it was a solo piece and not supposed to be played with the oke. And he said as long as nobody is against the music, he deems it as a success. Just saying haha.

[@blauespony1013]

Then he was successful. The music and the violin playing is great, but the rest ...

[@dzebricm2437]

He was fiiiinneeeee :333

[@juwiltgen]

With David Garrett’s looks and skills it’s not like the movie NEEDS anything else, I’d say 😂😂😂

[@ironmonkey1512]

Actually I was pretty disappointed by the end, seems like the same handful of pieces throughout the movie.

[@HeyItsMiichelle]

Chanchai Nacion i freaking love Garret 💙

[@mae2526]

The dislikes are the fake musicians that didnt get hired😂😂😂😂

[@itsmeGeorgina]

Or they promised applause but it became a roast

[@davidkymdell452]

The ones feeling guilty about not practicing

[@rjyoon562]

Cough cough vov dylan and ben lee

[@sookala_]

I find it so attractive how well they know and understand classical music

[@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia]

Well, it's their job...

[@shamanik12]

@@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia her point is that their knowledge is attractive. It doesn't matter if they live from it or not...

[@mariann8271]

@@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia It's also a Models Job to look good, doesn't mean you can't find Models attractive lmao

[@user-xf4qt5yj8l]

Mariann literally what point are you trying to make lol

[@jinseats5466]

Ayyyyee, we have the same name @Zaraa .｡.:*･

[@hailyfu]

together is a very moving film! i believe it's about how the boy's dad struggles to pay for his violin teacher but still lets him learn it he meets a lot of obstacles along his violin learning journey I think it is a true masterpiece! whoever is reading this should watch the film!

[@ironmonkey1512]

Yes it was a great movie- a little melodramatic but expected with Chinese cinema. Ditto the recommendation!

[@pavithrabaskaran4001]

OHHHHH MY GODDDDD CANNOT BELIEVE THEY REVIEWED "TOGETHER". That movie is the reason I am a violin student now. *shedding tears*

[@niki-pf9qe]

Brain: "I will practise after this."

[@Rei-go4hw]

Yes... I will Hopefully

[@LyndseyMacPherson]

The worst part of The Devil's Violinist was how utterly stupid the script portrayed Paganini.

[@victrola2007]

True.

[@hedgehatchet3578]

What did they do exactly?

[@user-up9ek3mc5r]

@@hedgehatchet3578 They trivialized Paganini's existence, got many important facts wrong, and left out most of the good parts of his life. A lot of people criticized David, but honestly, there really wasn't much he could do with that script and directing. And the music itself, which he helped arrange (and sometimes compose), is phenomenal, as well as all the scenes involving playing music.

[@satriyanto6741]

@@user-up9ek3mc5r you are asking for a full 20 seasons of devil's violinist.

[@user-up9ek3mc5r]

@@satriyanto6741 I mean, that would be great. But I would settle for them at least not getting things completely wrong. *Spoiler Alert* (Do not read if you haven't seen the film yet). He never had any dubious intentions toward an underaged girl (then gotten falsely accused of rape & had his fingers trampled on; that's both horrible and completely false). The story that the creators of the movie could have made from him and Antonia Bianchi would have been much better (not to mention believable, as they met as adults, were together for years, then had Achille). And that's just ONE of the many problems. He had many health issues popping up one after another, but his life as a virtuoso wasn't pathetic. It wasn't until his late years that things started to fall apart. His vices didn't define most of his life except for his late teenage years, and just before the end. He made friends with great composers and musicians, he invented many techniques for violin, and he composed some of the most difficult pieces for violin, period. His life was more than dramatic and impressive enough without inventing things that couldn't have happened. Making London look like a smoke room (foggy and no visibility are two different things) full of prostitutes, making him do drugs/drink/sleep with random women in every scene, and forcing an impossible love story where he's jilted, jailed, and has his fingers crushed is NOT an homage. I honestly don't see what the actors could have done, given such a wrong script, the directing focused on the darkness looming over Paganini (seriously, constantly invoking the devil was overkill. People may have been superstitious enough to believe something like that at the time, but he was simply more talented and more hardworking. He allegedly practiced 15 hours a day as a kid. The film made it look like Urbani really was a supernatural agent, and completely controlled his life), and the editing to complement. The storyline really wasn't up to par with the music (which was often incomplete so they could spend more footage on the unnecessary and wrong parts).

[@chloea9284]

10 seconds fresh. The earliest I’ve ever been

[@oliverthomson3843]

Chloe Ahyong krktnfldd

[@theghattlings8995]

Well technically, it's the most on time you've been.

[@amberchong1735]

The last time I was this early... Well it was yesterday.

[@rachaeldiaz8291]

I still can't stop laughing at David Garret's fish face 🐟🐡😂😂

[@isaacmcareavey237]

korean soap opera: *You still played a wrong note*

[@meganm5988]

@@hannahlenk7426 you must be new

[@hannahlenk7426]

@@meganm5988 Nope, but the drama she is talking about wasn't Korean

[@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia]

Yep, it was a Chinese drama. I don't think they ever reviewed any Korean dramas (yet). Let's agree it was an Asian drama. 😊

[@irlbocchi]

@@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia as a Korean i will enjoy a Korean music drama. I'm a cellist so I hope it's an orchestra one.

[@brattingprincess]

They should roast Tomorrow's Cantibile. It was really painful to watch the violin-shaped objects. No one owns the North American rights anymore!!! Go!

[@ekuaosei337]

*IF YOU CAN APPRECIATE SLOWLY, YOU CAN APPRECIATE QUICKLY*

[@cameliaionascu3094]

But you have to appreciate in 10 minutes. No more, no less.

[@Teshuva2k]

set video speed to 2x

[@ekuaosei337]

@@Teshuva2k and now thanks to that i can watch Hillary Hahn at 100 notes per microsecond! 🐝🐝

[@panchifloriteciadupetalonica]

_Gasp inmidiately*_

[@romxxii]

Also, I love that the 18th century version of live-tweeting a concert is using your perfect pitch to quickly write down sheet music of the piece.

[@audeobellicus]

5:09 This is an accurate reaction according to the books I have read, believe it or not, there were actually a few documented times where women threw their...."under garments" towards him. Which considering the dress of the time was not an easy feat.

[@waytoohypernova]

do you think they showed him their thug ankles?

[@kerotfloot8886]

I guess there’s a possibility they ripped their petticoats? Hmm.

[@MrZaranthan]

Wasn't the only time it happened, either. Look up Lisztomania.

[@kita9620]

DAVID GARETTTTTTT ONE OF MY MOST FAV VIOLINIST WHEN I WAS YOUNG

[@stephenmetzler1344]

How have you guys not done a video on the best violin movie of all time “Red Violin” yet. Violin acting was super solid. And the music created for it was badass.

[@WinterGuest08]

4:44 Eddy: "I think it's editor's fault" Next day: "Looking for a full-time editor" XD

[@ylimexyz]

Lol yes

[@mariacillan9668]

The fact that they can sense editing flaws is goddamn amazing to me

[@kpNov23]

If you reach a certain level you can see and hear it too. Any advanced (not necessary to be pro) violinist can confirm.

[@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia]

They used to edit their videos themselves, they did it for years (which means hundreds of videos) before getting editors, so they have experience in this field.

[@Bravo-ry9st]

Napster guy (8:15) downloading music back in the day.

[@waytoohypernova]

Omg thats frickin haliarious

[@apoorvam5385]

100

[@arnoldrivas4590]

Napster! Lol You sure won my vote 😀

[@angi4912]

Ahahah that's funny

[@andresrhace24anos89]

C mamo en ingles :v

[@vanessarochavieira1180]

0:44 His violin has a bridge, i'm amazed

[@blacat2168]

Question: There is another scene in the movie where Garrett plays a piece in a pub. His upper three strings break one after another. So ultimately, he plays everything on the G string till the piece ends. How realistic is this scene?

[@something6389]

Not very realistic unless there's a serious problem with your violin

[@LinhHoang-im4cz]

It is an actual story about Paganini though. Paganini intentionally let his strings break so that he could show off his mad skills.

[@8LyJu8]

@@LinhHoang-im4cz or just take out 3 and improvise in one.

[@zuesesdaze3003]

Unrealistic since if you lose 3 strings, the last remaining string will be extraordinarily out of tune. Also, it really wouldn’t happen in the first place.

[@zuesesdaze3003]

Pizza In that case, I guess it could happen. But still the remaining string would go really out o tune. I’m not sure, but it could mess up the bridge and sound post as there is much less pressure holding them down.

[@lambsauce8893]

This is how many hours Ling Ling practices a day 👇🏼

[@itz_yanaxox1853]

23 hours 1 more its gonna be 24 hours Ling ling must be tired edit:nvm its 45 hours already

[@deth9794]

We all know he practices 40 hours a day, don't be foolish.

[@90seconds35]

@@deth9794 nah 342 hours

[@deth9794]

@@90seconds35 more?

[@hopelesshaddy3332]

0.0 He practices *666* hours a d-day...????

[@macGabriel100]

Fact: You haven’t watched this entire video yet

[@oliverthomson3843]

macGabriel100 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂not funny bro

[@bennyanderssonfanfic5952]

Facts

[@henrike16254]

macGabriel100 true story

[@maggielu3927]

if you can watch it slowly, you can watch it quickly. don't underestimate lingling and their wannabes

[@shandyykh]

Ehh yes

[@aparajithasriram7812]

David Garrett brought me here, a year ago.. Have been a TwoSetter ever since

[@darcyliz9993]

Haha...me too.

[@MegaNillepigen]

You HAVE to see the movie "together" this movie was the one that made me play violin in the first place! 😍

[@austinlee4366]

Do you kind telling me a summary of the movie? :)

[@MegaNillepigen]

@@austinlee4366 the plot revolves around a thirteen-year-old violin prodigy Liu Xiaochun and his father Liu Cheng who move to Beijing from a small southern town. It is Liu Cheng's biggest dream that Xiaochun may find a good teacher in the city and rise to stardom. After studying under two teachers, however, the boy finds that he has learned not just music, but what is really important in life. 😊

[@kat39422]

Just watched the movie, love it

[@ascetic3312]

The first film is actually called _Together With You_ (original title is _和你在一起_ in Mandarin Chinese and _Hé nǐ zài yīqǐ_ using pin yin transliteration). I remember seeing it ages ago (came out in 2002) and it's a really fantastic film all around. Great story and great acting. Very worth checking out if you can.

[@DirtyPawedPanda]

😂🤣I died laughing when Brett started playing the violin with a seductive look while Eddy looking at him in awe. 🤣😂🤣

[@preciousberdolaga185]

The “:(“ sad face from TwoSetViolin’s editor also made me sad :(

[@sunburst3476]

Can u show me where was it? I can’t find it

[@nanwijanarko1969]

@@sunburst3476 4:42 after Eddy said "it's obviously the editor's fault," referring to syncing failure in the movie

[@sunburst3476]

Nan Wijanarko oOoO, thx

[@zoesantana5700]

*Musician in movie plays actual notes* Brett and Eddy: 👌👌😭😭

[@VegetaPixel]

I was actually wondering if you'd ever review a musical movie with actually genuine musicians.

[@johnvaller1403]

They did not review this, but maybe they could: Le concert (original title) (2009) www.imdb.com/title/tt1320082/?ref_=ttpl_pl_tt

[@lez8022]

those actors in the first one are actually super famous in China. Such an old movie 😋😍

[@wave266]

*Sees David Garret as Paganini in TowSet's thumbnail* Me: This gonna be good

[@darcyliz9993]

Same here.....I think he is the saviour of the movie....Even if they say that his acting was not satisfying.....at least he is a talented violinist....like Paganini himself...

[@alexeonbel4304]

I'm not a violinist but a piano player (mainly jazz) but even I can appreciate the fact that there are actually qualified musicians playing in a film. I can only imagine how much more satisfying it is for professionals like you guys lmao.

[@karlfoster3020]

The crazy part about Paganini is that his favorite instrument was guitar...

[@michaeltulus4582]

If I remember it's because he think it was incredibly bizzarre compared to musical instrument he knows or somethibg? Misterious aura?

[@elenavianca1713]

The actress in karate kid was also a classically trained violinist

[@hanamiya8008]

Ohh! I don't know that

[@davidkymdell452]

Who...Elizabeth Shue? The original Karate Kid?

[@elenavianca1713]

The one with Jackie Chan. Her name is Wenwen Han

[@benjiefarlinsabanal4552]

Violinist

[@elenavianca1713]

@@benjiefarlinsabanal4552 yes, violinists

[@cam6144]

The costumesssssssss, they are not accurateeeee. Like they aren’t horrible but there are some specific things that are wrong. It’s so hard to watch movies as someone who notices little things because it’s just like “ahhh the musicians are wrong- ah the clothes- ah that’s not how science works”

[@mrs.smith123]

That is soo true... You just can't concentrate to the plot!!

[@cam6144]

@@mrs.smith123 every movie! Lmao

[@evid2089]

Me: But I want some good ol' roasting! Twoset: The lamp hasn't been invented Me: Finally

[@miwir1248]

EviD it wouldn’t be Twoset without the roast!

[@alexs.2731]

Stories say that when Paganini played, you could see the devil in his shadow, so that’s why the devil was in his shadow. Just sincerity seemed confused on why the devil was in his shadow

[@terhazza]

Yes there were lots of stories - while Paganini likely would not have performed such a stunt in real life (it would have been regarded as of extremely poor taste), apparently he didn't do very much to dispel the legends. He emphasized his gaunt, dark appearence with his clothing and styling, seeing that it added to his mystique. It was no different than modern era rock stars or gangsta rappers trying to maintain how 'real' they are. At this point, witch hunts were thing of the past and much of the intelligentsia was already agnostic, so it was not particularly 'dangerous' to maintain such a reputation. Bored upper classes were starving for something exciting or scandalous.

[@col.strayga1389]

limelight, first theatrical spotlight, also a popular term for the incandescent calcium oxide light invented by Thomas Drummond in 1816. Limelight was first used for indoor stage illumination in the Covent Garden Theatre in London in 1837 and enjoyed widespread use in theatres around the world.

[@elianderson7383]

Guys you realize that since you proved a successful movie with actual musicians is possible, now we're gonna want you to feature in a movie.

[@veganfunnycat8583]

TwoSet when a movie is based around a violinist but the actor can’t play the violin: 😒 TwoSet when a movie is based around a violinist but the actor can play the violin: 😏

[@blauespony1013]

Despite the acting being pretty bad - I watched the movie and I cringed a lot.

[@LinhNguyen-ss8oy]

I agree that real musicians may not good at acting, but I think those who produce these film should think about hire real musicians for playing (classical or not) music related scenes, double acting for example. Or they should have good editors to sync sound with the scenes. Also, some "real actors" may not good at acting too.

[@justrandomcrazyfangirl92]

I'm not even a musician but, that audience reaction in David Garrett performance just make me cringe so hard 😐

[@itsmeGeorgina]

Because you live in modern times, you are used to Everything, nothing impresses you that much anymore

[@geministargazer9830]

I think the idea was to show how he was like a rockstar to the people of the times, I don’t think it translated too well but I see what they were going for

[@teamjd6580]

Georgina Sandnes I agree with Stargazer. I thought appreciate the classical music quietly is a kind of manners.

[@musashi3756]

5:37 looks like a mixture of thor and loki playing the violin

[@clarayu5409]

I'm confused the first movie has a boy playing and crying but the back shots are of a girl wearing a pink skirt

[@elyse8670]

Clara Yu This is because at the end, after all the frustration in the movie, the boy was not in the concert due to some reasons. He was playing at a train station in front of a crowd. The girl in pink skirt, his competitor, played in the concert instead of him. So now, you know why he cried.

[@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia]

@Eliza Leung He doesn't cry because he can't play on stage. He is the one who chooses to give up his spot and asks the girl to take his place. The movie talks about the relationship between this prodigy and his father. At the end of the movie, he realizes how much he loves his father. That's why he runs after him and plays the concerto for him at the train station, while the girl plays on stage. In place of fame and success, he chooses to be together with his father.

[@Yolashillinia]

@@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia I haven't seen the movie and I'm already crying, that's dramatic.

[@oliverdelica2289]

Miss Coussin Rouge that's some sad stuff. I bet Ling Ling cries at that too

[@tasyaaureliaharaky1625]

@@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia can you tell me the name of the movie?

[@dwong98]

The Chinese film "Together" was amazing. Highly recommended

[@shiratorr]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYvdeKqIbbl9nZo

[@megasartikadewi6450]

Do you have other link? I tried looking it in google but hard to play video. Need to register but the link not appear to register page

[@shiratorr]

@@megasartikadewi6450 KZbin removed the movie :s

[@megasartikadewi6450]

@@shiratorr aw too bad :(

[@joyvalleria6625]

Eddy: by the way, when we hit 2 million subscribers. Brett’s gonna drop his Tchaikovsky violin...concerto recording. Me: watching this when they’re already 2 million subs.

[@kaoru136]

Yeaaah, where is it?

[@gilbertflutestudio2977]

@@kaoru136 Here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6qtZ42pdtqHY68

[@LadyTigerLily]

"Together" is such a great film. Chen Kaige knows what he's doing. And I think 唐韵 still plays.

[@sakurap95]

I’d love to see you guys review “The Red Violin” film. 🎻

[@ninarances9074]

I've never seen the movie but I read the plot of it. It's really interesting! I love the concept of an object (big or small) being passed down to different generations of family members, or in this case, different people, and it makes a huge impact on their lives.

[@oodles_noodles6322]

The little boy there. He is indeed a classical violinist. Kristoff is his name I think.

[@28diefee]

Yes. One of the more beautiful movies about violine.

[@thereddot_]

I'm a basoonist and we played Tchaikovsky, it was so wonderful ! The violonist was amazing

[@brettshair3151]

TwoSet's editor is my spirit animal

[@amirpers]

I had been waiting for them to review David Garrett's movie for a long time. This is a good day indeed

[@franzliszt8576]

*''Yt tryna copyright claim this video too bad here's some free minuetto''*

[@gerlietimpug152]

what piece is that btw

[@franzliszt8576]

@@gerlietimpug152 i have heard it many times but dont know the name sorry

[@peterdeck2696]

@@gerlietimpug152 Boccherini Minuetto

[@gerlietimpug152]

@@peterdeck2696 Okss Thxxx

[@henley7747]

Brett & Eddie: David Garrett's got that mysterious and seducing look... Me: haA gAaAaAYy...

[@redbear4350]

You Changed really hard on them!

[@srinitaaigaura]

But let's be honest, the guy's blessed in the looks department and did part time modelling to fund his music education.

[@redbear4350]

@@srinitaaigaura well he Is handsome and left Germany without his parents permission when he was 18, he worked hard to educated himself musically. I seriously admire him, but his looks helped him a lot into modelling.

[@JR-zc5pz]

9:12 priceless.

[@annieji481]

the two ppl who disliked r probably the ppl that eddy and brett roasted

[@leilamonahan]

Annie Ji Yes I agree

[@miwir1248]

Annie Ji oh then we can expect many more