Why Is This Famous Composer's Fireplace GREEN?

[@korfelthewizard8697]

I loved Brett sniffing the trees and then saying “Sibelius smelled these trees.”

[@vlttrr]

Even tho those were quite young trees :D The one Brett was smelling was like 7-10 years old

[@dowal199]

⁠something you can only say about a tree...

[@winnym6806]

Even though it's a joke, he should've smelled a bigger tree

[@julia_btfl]

@@winnym6806 😂

[@Romy---]

@@vlttrr thought the same hahaha surely not THAT same tree 😂😂

[@mrtoast244]

I love how Eddy has literally performed live in front of thousands of people, has 4 million subscribers but still gets nervous playing in Sibelius's house. It really shows how special this trip was to them

[@antine1279]

I think he just gets nervous often

[@mighty_dragon4809]

He just wants to make Sibelius proud. That’s what real musicians do.

[@aeb8o871]

As a Finn, I'm really glad they had time for musically linked sightseeing in Finland during their busy tour schedule!

[@silly_lilli]

Yess!! I'm half finnish :))

[@leanneolson7232]

@@silly_lilli Saaaame! Half finnish Canadian and this video made me so, so happy. Especially the sauna

[@silly_lilli]

@@leanneolson7232 yess the sauna is such a cliche finnish thing to have in your house haha (i have one too lol)

[@Hello-n7b]

I read your comment wrong and was so confused. I thought your name was Finn and that some part in the video, they talk about someone named Finn

[@silly_lilli]

@@Hello-n7b AHAH THATS SO FUNNY

[@Aquarius8794]

Playing Sibelius at Sibelius‘s house, I feel like that a bucket list thing, I didn’t know it was a bucket list thing until now. -Eddy Chen

[@yttreblemaker]

When Horowitz returned to USSR in 1983{?} for a CBS-sponsored concert/video, he visited Scriabin's house (which he had visited before) and played some of Scriabin's works on his own piano. Then again, he was invited to do so...)

[@laurencedelves]

@@yttreblemaker what a great information

[@heroiquePolonaise]

I like how Eddy and Brett are just fangirling throughout the video 😂

[@burnbook3076]

I mean, its Sibelius

[@cathleenl6350]

It’s simp Sibelius!

[@regiroll2808]

I would be to

[@jennamedlyn]

And I thought I was weird for fangirling over Bernstein's baton in a museum

[@_mochiii_]

Why wouldn't you simp? Just look at that moustache

[@vennivuori6177]

It's weird seeing Ainola filmed on video cause my childhood home is very close by so I've walked past the museum dozens of times. It's even weirder to think that I could've bumped into you two cause I still frequently visit my parents who still live there. Anyway, for some background info, Eddy saying that the place feels like it's in the middle of nowhere is pretty accurate, cause back in the day when Sibelius moved to the part of Tuusula, which is now Järvenpää, he specifically wanted his house to be surrounded by nature and have a view of the lake that's around 1km away. The lake isn't visible from Ainola anymore because there's trees blocking the way and also they've built houses there due to the area's rapid urbanization. But the whole surrounding area, especially Lake Tuusula, is very culturally significant and many artists and whatnot have spent their last years there. Writer Juhani Aho and his painter wife Venny Soldan-Brofeldt lived about 600m away from Ainola in their house which they called Ahola (you can pick up some finnish grammar from this: Aino -> Ainola, Aho -> Ahola). The house in which Aleksis Kivi, Finland's national writer, died is situated near Lake Tuusula as well as painter Eero Järnefelt's atelier called Suviranta. There's even an art school close to all these museums, named after painter Pekka Halonen, whose atelier Halosenniemi is also open for visits. In 2015 they renamed the nearby train station from Kyrölä to Ainola in celebration of Sibelius' 150th birthday. Some trains still have the old name pop up on the monitors. Now they're building a massive regional center thingie next to the station and I just hope that it won't ruin the cultural vibe of the place, but we shall see in a few years.

[@fmalovegirl98]

I now attend the art school you mentioned and it gives the same vibe as Sibelius' home. I'm not originally from the area so I feel like I should give Ainola a visit, after seeing Twoset live in Helsinki and now watching this video makes me want to know more about Sibelius (I'm not a musician, just a twoset fan who is learning more about classical music). Happy to see that the two enjoyed their time here ^^

[@bigpigpik]

Thanks a lot for your detailed information! I hope I could visit there some day. Greetings from Hong Kong ❤

[@paunitka7]

Nah, we all know that Finland's national writer is Tove Jansson. ;) ;) ;) Thanks for the note! :* I'm adding Eero Järnefelt to the list of my favourite painters.

[@cheu666]

I gratuated from Pekkis in 2016!

[@roppjonathan409]

Sibelius is just such a cool composer! I love all of his works.

[@CaasiAndestein]

Cool literally

[@sambros2]

even the 8th symphony?

[@megaturtle23]

I wanna like but 69😂

[@Lisztomaniac1022]

Agreed! He looks eerily similar to the dude who plays the modern James Bond.

[@mukilnarayanan]

Same! I love his works!

[@Xepherya]

I understand how they feel. I got to tour Mozart's house in Austria and that was a feeling of a lifetime. To see his handwriting and be in that space. As a pianist, I don't think I'll ever experience that feeling again.

[@Alisonsgachaverse]

I envy you so much

[@TwoSetViolinEdits]

I NEED TO GO THERE! Maybe someday 😢😢😢

[@cielaelmore1810]

I agree, Mozart’s house is incredible! However, I think the most moving moment for me was visiting Chopin’s grave in Paris, it was absolutely magical.

[@paunitka7]

@@cielaelmore1810 Come to Poland! His home and heart are there. ❤

[@juliegill6278]

That house and the grounds are ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS!!!!!!!!! I HAVE to admit that my fingers are ABSOLUTELY ITCHING to play that BEAUTIFUL piano!!!!!! That concerto Eddy was playing is REALLY haunting!!!!

[@NiiloPaasivirta]

You can hear the piano being played, there are even some youtube videos of that. Can't give you any links at the moment, though. Steinway replaced the old, worn out mechanics some years ago.

[@juliegill6278]

Thank you. I shall look the videos up. J

[@Itapirkanmaa2]

It's a Steinway "O" 'small' grand piano. It has been rebuilt fully some years ago from a donor piano, the old mechanism is stored. There is at least one album played with it by Folke Gräsbeck. It was a birthday present for Sibelius's 50th birthday in 1915, only the debt collector confiscated it right away so the friend and supporters of Sibelius had to collect the piano money again.

[@hazelnutchocopie]

yesterday i was just wondering, 'why didn't TSV just make vlogs while they're touring the world? it'd be iNtEReStiNg to see what they did in each of those countries they visited!' and you guys released this today!!! called it. thanks for sharing this experience with us!! 🧡🧡

[@kyledsouza5]

they probably wanted to enjoy themselves, already with their busy concert schedule

[@dkebun7577]

Exhaustion could be some of the factors

[@Neulanen]

The iron things with wooden handles on the oven (which you thought were for omelettes 😅) were used for ironing clothes. The pan for cupcakes is probably a pan for small crepes/pancakes (lettupannu).

[@NiiloPaasivirta]

There's also a Jingisukan pan in the kitchen! I theorized that Sibelius was familiar with that Hokkaido's traditional dish. :D I even have a picture of it.

[@SuperDawnette]

Aebleskivers possibly

[@maui3947]

@@SuperDawnetteyea thats what i thought too!! 😊

[@georgH]

_were used for ironing clothes_ I thought they were joking about the omelettes

[@nancyjfs]

@@georgH They may have never seen an iron, even a modern one.

[@K4RM4P0L1C3]

Thank you for visiting Finland and I am glad you enjoyed :) p.s. Torille

[@late8641]

Torille! Kiva että ne oli varannu aikaa Ainolassa käymiselle, se on varmasti hieno kokemus kaukaa tuleville musiikin harrastajille.

[@eiralinnea]

Jo torilla, mis muut? 😄

[@nuppup]

@@eiralinnea Tulossa!! Viel 10min 😂😂

[@limeparticle]

a proud tori moment indeed 🥲

[@kaisaa4318]

Todellakin torille 😃

[@saidas505]

7:17 As a Finn I am so happy Brett pronounced 'sauna' right

[@AsDfaaaasssssdafffffffff]

Jooo!

[@twosettersgang]

YEY THE VLOG IS BACK!!! Brett shared how yellow is his favourite colour and how, when they visit Sibelius's home, D major, the key in which most of his favourite concerto is, was always portrayed as yellow in one M&G!!

[@JaceyGao-o4m]

the vlog is Bach

[@twosettersgang]

@@JaceyGao-o4m AHH BACH

[@clairewang2445]

What a great episode! Really love this " no outro" ending! Can literally feel the wind, the sunshine and nature around them. So beautiful.

[@londongael414]

So beautiful and tranquil, and a modest, unassuming house. This place seems to have a calming effect on the boys.

[@jessicawong3081]

Somehow when Eddy plays in Sibelius' house, his violin resonates like when he is in a concert hall

[@carolinebrown539]

Yes their new violins are sounding terrific. After world tour, we need another serious concert from the both of them. 🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@chrislyman7328]

Some years ago, my late wife and I visited Vienna and visited a few of the composers’ residences, including Beethoven’s, of course. One place had facsimiles of some of his manuscripts on display. I sang parts of a few of them. That must have impressed the curator, because he let me play one of Beethoven’s pianos! I’m not much of a pianist, but I played a bit of one of his sonatas until I was too overcome with emotion to continue. I hope you will always cherish your experience at Sibelius’s house.

[@late8641]

It's such a delight seeing Brett and Eddy in my home country! I've actually played the piano in Ainola, but back then I opted for Bach. 😂 I think Sibelius wouldn't have minded though.

[@musicalifornia49]

I'm so jealous! I want to go see composer's houses! I loved learning about Sibelius in this video. Synesthesia is so interesting!

[@arbaros22266]

I was at Mozart’s house in Salzburg and it was wonderful! There are actually two and I just saw one, his childhood home (including the room he was born in), but it’s definitely worth a visit. His tiny first violin was there, truly surreal

[@MiScusi69]

​@@arbaros22266same, I visited both, and his later one is much more interesting.

[@OnkelPeters]

Troldhaugen in Bergen is also worth a visit :)

[@Alisonsgachaverse]

​@@arbaros22266I envy you

[@Alisonsgachaverse]

​@@MiScusi69I envy you two so much

[@ynot5478]

Virtual Sibelius house tour! Thank you for letting us tag along.

[@z0fi89]

Welcome to Finland!

[@yunyunnie]

ogs remember the original title

[@taffles7498]

such a random title change lol

[@vhanzesp]

Was looking for this comment

[@retrievingjoy9938]

This video was very moving! You think of these ‘house tours’ and you don’t realize that they might mean even more to an artist that is a fan of the artist’s works than the average non-artist that is a fan. The transition from the third to fourth movement in Sibelius’ 2nd, is, to me, one of the top five greatest moments in the history of classical music.

[@carmengavi89]

The synchronized "E flat major" + spin at 7:25 was too funny

[@zecedogan]

What was the piece ı cant remember but ım suffer can you write

[@l3arner]

​@@zecedoganSibelius violin concerto 3rd movement

[@zecedogan]

@@l3arner thank you

[@crafteariee]

What a beautiful place! It's wonderful remembering your Sibelius 3M stream performance from years ago and now seeing you guys visit and pay respects to the composer at his home while you're touring around the world in 2023. Hope you enjoyed your time at the museum!

[@gdlacava]

So relieved and joyful to see TwoSet violin post a new video today! Also, I 😢need to know when the next leg of your tour will begin, and most specifically when you will be in Chicago, the birthplace of John Alden Carpenter! You have inspired me to practice 3 hours every day. While in retirement, I was bored and lonely with no life. Because of you, my new life is my violin! I’m making new friends playing chamber music, but I need Brett and Eddy keep pushing me to practice!

[@wakingtheworld]

They changed my life too and inspired me to start playing a little box of wood!

[@gdlacava]

@@wakingtheworld❤

[@cathleenl6350]

They are going to Chicago on October first!

[@petitsjoujoux5011]

Omg this could become a series! Visiting different composers' home and playing music!

[@mammamiia08]

That would be so cool!

[@mammamiia08]

I thought for sure someone had already done it but when I searched for playing Mozart at mozart's home I got no result 🤯 This need to be done!

[@非代替トークン]

I love the Nature's Atmosphere Surrounding his House , just like a Cabin in the Woods but more Elegance ✨

[@groucrow9709]

The quality of the light in Ainola nature is exquisite, bright and highly pure. Such inspiration

[@susanbryant6516]

Eddy playing the Sibelius VC in his house reminds me how exciting it was in the build up to sibelius 3mil. It’s such a great piece of music, just love it. Thanks Twoset, for introducing me toit!

[@terryenby2304]

I LOVE seeing people’s passion and feeling their excitement and interest. It’s such an honour to watch this.

[@AulisA.O.T]

Wow TwoSet you two visit Sibeliuse House and played here very well i was Visit the beautiful Alatskivi castle To see Eduard Tubin Museum from the Second floor and There was a E.Tubin son Violin in there. Next Time i'll composing my music for Alatskivi castle gift, If i can. 😊

[@st4rinterstell4r]

the fact that theyre just fangirling the whole time 💀

[@mrtoast244]

I would happily watch a full 2 hour tour of Brett and Eddy exploring the house and playing pieces, but the amount of time that they've poured into the violin makes this a super special moment for them though. They forgot to record the outro lmao.

[@zmunchkin]

so wholesome to see you perform Sibelius in his home. what a special way to honor an instrument, a piece, a place, and a composer. truly a beautiful moment 🥹 i’m so happy you were able to experience that. thank you for sharing

[@CinnamonLibrary]

I love that Eddy and Brett both instantly decided that the sauna smell was E flat major.

[@antine1279]

Listening to Eddy play Sibelius in his home moved me to tears. There's so much heart in his playing. I can feel how much it meant to him. Truly beautiful

[@yakisoba7719]

I really admire their passion and love for music. As a really enthusiastic artist, it's amazing seeing people who are really into arts (or any craft really). It's just so beautiful how we humans appreciate pleasures like art, music, literature and other art forms. These are what makes life beautiful. To think all the works we admire today are just made by passionate people doing what they love. Them in this video is literally me when I go to museums and see the amazing works of old masters and skilled artists. Love yall, and have fun on tour

[@annavaronen2672]

Ahh, my parents live just a couple kilometers from there (and so did I until I moved to my own place)! It's such a cool house, so glad you were able to visit it

[@tenorifoni77]

I live 12 km south of Ainola and I visit in Järvenpää weekly, so this place, seen it so many times. If you are interesting in Sibelius life: There is a mowie about him. Made year 2003 and the language is finnish but there is english subtitles. Name of the mowie: Sibelius. Unfortunately that mowie is no more exist in stream. Only in dvd. Luckily I have one. Nice to see you to visit in Ainola. And yes I was in Helsinki and that was a great concert. And this video is very nice.

[@utha2665]

Ah Finlandia, what a beautiful piece of music. It's been years since I listened to it, it takes me back to my school orchestra days.

[@classicaloracle]

My wife and I visited Ainola a few years ago. It's my understanding that Sibelius was a city animal - he like his champagne and cigars. His wife and friends thought he would get more work done in the countryside, away from temptation! When he was younger he would head back to Helsinki, which isn't far away. Perhaps later he came to accept his life in the country. Thanks for this video which has reminded me of that very special place - you really did your research and playing the violin concerto in his room was magical.

[@pasiholtta]

According to a story, Aino once called to Jean's favourite restaurant in Helsinki to ask him when he was going to come back, since he had been away for several days. "Dear Aino", Sibelius answered, "I'm a composer, not a fortune teller."

[@mrtoast244]

This home is exactly what I would picture when imagining where a genius composer lived. Peaceful, sort of in the middle of nowhere, no light pollution or city sounds at all. I can just imagine Sibelius getting out of the sauna at night time, looking up at the stars while the steam wafts out, getting that inspiration buff.

[@lizzymay23]

Sibelius' home is beautiful. So happy that Eddy got to play the Sibelius concerto in the man's house! And he played very well. The boys really seemed to be excited to be there. Love these nerds.

[@ps7880]

I was in Helsinki and visited Sibelius-Monumentti less than 2 months ago in late May. Should have stayed there so I could have met you guys! =)

[@Indie0204]

This reminds me very much of the time I visited Rachmaninoffs grave in upstate New York a few years ago. Things like their homes, their things, their resting place - it is all stuff you would never think of as being important or interesting, yet being in front of it can make you emotional. I sat there for probably a half hour, listening to excerpts from his 2nd symphony and his piano concertos, and besides hearing that music live, there will be no more fulfilling experience as his music goes for me, particularly as a pianist who idealizes Rachmaninoffs technique and compositional ability. And yes, I DID take home a nearby rock as a souvenir obviously named "Rock-maninoff" :)

[@evangabriel9187]

Bruh. Just Changed The Title And The Thumbnails The Original: We Played Sibelius In Sibelius's Home

[@maui3947]

Yea.. i hoped it was a new video 😢😢😢 but ithey jsuust changed it

[@MoonRaven1412]

I was at your Helsinki Concert and did wonder if you had any time for sightseeing. Very hyped to see you visit Sibelius' house, it's one of the places I've wanted to go myself as well. This video was a great blend of funny and respectful and it was beautiful to hear Eddy play the concerto there.

[@lizbethstringer3583]

Thank you, a great detour in your packed schedule! Very interesting and educational, as well as a treat to hear Eddy play Sibelius in Sibelius' home. A beautiful setting, easy to imagine beautiful music originating there.

[@sabrinai]

I'm so not used to see them in bright sunlight!

[@cooldebt]

Thank you for this tour - I may never get there myself but it probably doesn’t really matter because I got to see it like this 😊

[@pianist40]

This is what i want to do. Travel the world with my best friend. Go to little-known fascinating places. Just experience life and learn about the past.

[@alandoan1640]

I like how both Eddy and Brett both describe the sauna as “E-flat Major” at the same time.

[@luisdavidllense2293]

Wow! This was a very pleasant walk-thru. Thank you! And also, Eddy's impromptu playing felt so genuinely an homage to the great composer. You guys should do more of these music-related travel videos. Both fun and informative... well done!

[@skier___7843]

Ah! As a Finn I'm happy that you got to visit his home. Still remember the 3M Sibelius performance. Hope you enjoyed your stay in Finland! :)

[@MsNamutenya]

Also: Happy to hear Brett pronouncing the word sauna so well (when introducing the building) ❤

[@aisku1]

I was about to comment the same, it was perfect!

[@LittleDreamer1412]

This is so cute and nerdy and I loved every second of it! You should a series were you visit places that composers lived at!

[@rosie_k09]

you guys motivate me to practice 💗 tysm

[@StevenGranados0811]

Imagine being another tourist and when you enter see these two doing this 3:55

[@augustetamkutonyte9961]

Just getting to see where and how great historical people lived with the furniture still there feels like traveling back in time, it's magical

[@carolhayes7750]

The pan Brett thought was for cupcakes, is actually an abelskiver, which is used to make Danish pancakes. They are rounded and absolutely delicious! I have one! And yes; they were absolutely fangirling! GREAT VIDEO!

[@ranumidharmadasa]

the way they both said E flat major at 7:25

[@cynthiakwan7035]

The nordic summer lights in this video are incredible ❤

[@blindlovexyz]

Next Video: “We visit tchaikovsky’s home.”

[@Samanthaclatinetist]

I played Finlandia in my 2nd concert for the first orchestra iv ever been in. I played Finlandia alongside Alexander Broidion symphony no.3 first movement. But sightreading this piece sounded really good but putting everything together was the beautiful thing I've ever played as a clairnetst. After the concert my mom told me everyday for a month since she loved this masterpiece so much she would listen to Finlandia everyday. The story behind it was really interesting. I hope to play another symphony by Sibalius.

[@xX_JohnCena69_Xx]

It's actually a symphonic poem, not a symphony🤓🤓🤓🤓

[@mitchnew3037]

That’s amazing. You know I actually went to Puccini’s house before

[@Grivian]

I remember the first time I heard impromptu op 5 no 5 and I thought it was one of the best pieces I've heard. I've seen him as an underrated composer so I'm glad that he had many fans

[@solbjorns10]

I love how educational this channel is. Im practicing getting education about sibelius, how cool is that?

[@yukiefromoz2573]

I recently passed Liszt's House when I was in Lake Como :)

[@dearvernon]

Omg I just realised that me and my mom made a visit to Ainola on the 14th of June which is probably the day you visited 🤯 They mentioned a costumer playing something there earlier and we thought ”oh damn we missed it” but I had no idea it was you guys (I’m assuming anyways) 😭 I even have your Sibelius hoodie !! What a shame… but I’m really glad you enjoyed your time :) I couldn’t come to the concert because I had work.

[@elfin1218]

Thank you Brett and Eddy for taking us on such an excellent tour. I bet this was a site visit you will never forget. How many violinists can say they played Sibelius in the room where it happened?

[@wakingtheworld]

Yes, his bucket list thing that he didn't know was a bucket list thing till then. Eddy will not forget this experience...

[@huzbaha]

1:49 Brett pointing out the similarity between Eddy & Sibelius. 😄 Btw, it’s refreshing to watch a new vlog episode.

[@guascamsb8138]

Thanks editor-san for the outro. I hit "like" for you. ❤

[@brentusfirmus]

Having sung Bach in St. Thomas' church in Leipzig, I understand this feeling completely.

[@thekeyoflifepiano]

So cool. I didn't want this video to Finnish

[@wakingtheworld]

I was so touched watching this vid. Wot an experience. I felt the same when I went to visit Tennyson's home on the Isle of Wight (UK). As a poet, it was a deeply moving experience to be in the same room as he was once, and staring out across the same extensive and beautiful grounds graced with that majestic cedar tree. Playing the VC.... Ya got me in the feels, Eddy. "... I didn't know it was a bucket list thing till now." 🥲

[@Xantain]

Really nice that you got the chance to visit Sibelius' home during the tour. Thank you for the great show and hope you enjoyed your stay in Finland!

[@E_FoxSnowspirit]

This is such a neat way to gain insight into a composer's works! Also, the vlog format is fun

[@Rachel-art-and-design]

How fun. Loved visiting virtually with you. I love museums like this.

[@m00nlxght.]

“Sibelius named his house after his wife, Aino.” *rizzard of oz*

[@Katirin89]

Hope you had a great time here in Finland :) I've never visited Ainola even though it takes about 20mins by car from my home to there. I'm uncultured, should put that on my bucket list :D

[@setonix850]

Must have been quite an emotional experience for you two. Great video !

[@LingLing_Wannabe]

You guys are so wholesome! So glad to see you are having awesome experiences on your world tour!!

[@narrationnation_9265]

Preach 🙌🙌

[@LingLing_Wannabe]

@@narrationnation_9265 we meet again mwhaha

[@ArkhangelMos]

Sibelius Biolin Concerto is one of my favourite classical pieces and I’ve been to Helsinki many times, but I’ve never visited his monument because I deemed it boring. One of a few things I regret in my life.

[@kristenalaska1867]

Finland is so beautiful! Thanks guys for taking me to Finland and Sabelius home. If not for you both I would never had the virtual experience.

[@mukilnarayanan]

I am so hyped! I am going to see the Beethoven museum in San Jose, next week! What a cool video!

[@nuppup]

Ohh it's so beautiful in there!! I've always wanted to see his home 🤩🤩💛💛💛✨

[@pull_up_a_loop]

This is the best content ever. TwoSet basking in the atmosphere of one of their favourite artists museum. That's how I'm experiencing museums as well. 🤩✨ (Btw, In case Brett really didn't know and wasn't just joking, the metal triangle things with a handle on the stove are what ppl used for ironing clothes. 😆)

[@sora_gaming]

I can understand how they must've felt being there :) it's the same with Bach for me! Been in Leipzig in the Thomaskirche at his grave and had to shed a tear, it was a very emotional moment. Also visited the Bach birth house in Eisenach, which I can totally recommend for it's great museum! Glad my best friends lives in this area so I always have the chance to visit a new Bach related place every time I visit ^^

[@林岑-x7r]

I really like this kind of subject matter, and I hope to see more of it.❤

[@abrahamjh5742]

Who else kind of want to make the video a little longer?

[@laurelmentor404]

This made my day! Just seeing how excited they were to be there was so adorable and wholesome. The Sibelius museum is definitely going to be on my bucket list.

[@ninnik]

7:15 As a Finn, I feel obliged to shout out Brett for pronouncing sauna correctly. (even though he later mispronounces it :D)

[@magkal8690]

Thank you for showing us a glimpse of what must have been the inspirational place of such a great composer...And I guess Sibelius' spirit was pleased by Eddie's interpretation...

[@Dragonfly9087]

Thanks to videos like this one I can feel like I'm on that tour as well ❤

[@VitalieMindru]

sibelius house looks so pretty . its just like his music

[@faithfrancisco9829]

Omg that’s so cool! What a privilege!Happy for you both.🥰

[@teasetofbubbletea8026]

Wow! What a whole package of a day in my life vlog/ASMR/home tour of my celebrity crush kind of video. 😮 Thanks to your genuine awe and excitement throughout this video, I can see that Sibelius home is equivalent of every musician Disneyland. 😍

[@eesoojook]

Great video, beautiful atmosphere! I can relate - once was able to perform in Tchaikovsky's house - had the biggest goosebumps in my life 😁🤪