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[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

I thought they left orchestra because they didn't have time to do Ling Ling's 40 hours of practice with a full time job

[@aliboughaleb6539]

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[@Michevangelo03]

You are here again my friend

[@cypherbrittainnethegodofsl4988]

That's not the way to reach Ling Ling's transcendent level. In order to become a transcendent, you must practice 40 hours a day and being in a part of an orchestra.

[@amberdaily3112]

YOUR LITERALLY EVERYWHEREEEEEE

[@fredericchopin6445]

omg get out with your stupid comments. you just comment for the sake of commenting. get a life would ya? getting fake internet points isn’t going to make you a better person

[@sophisticat147]

The professional orchestra lost two wonderful musicians, but the Twoset community of 3+ million gained so, so much - so thank you for taking the leap!

[@PORIO171]

Lost 2 musicians that can be replaced lol

[@ajchandra7735]

@@PORIO171 There are lots of violinists and soloists in conventional orchestra jobs, but there is only one Twoset. Pretty apparent to me which one is irreplaceable.

[@reepicheepsfriend]

I'm fairly confident that their work has inspired many more young people to become musicians, so not only are they replaceable, give it time and they're quite literally replacing themselves.

[@thechef1190]

@@PORIO171 you can also be replaced by any hater online, you are literally all the same haha

[@M4RSZ]

@@dowanduck Shout louder for the people on the back! 😤

[@pramitabhattacharya8577]

The first 2 min felt like your parents explaining why they are going for a divorce

[@annaandhertypewriter4395]

Ikr

[@sheridanmusic]

This is too deep

[@CorcihVerschav]

I dont know whether I laugh or cry

[@theothersri2029]

666 likes will not like

[@dmitrishostakovich1671]

@Adil Tijani Why the fu are you just spamming the same link with these fake accounts with fake names?

[@dzfz2100]

Dudes - I’m a professional scientist (for now… times are tough…), and the tension between scientists and university/institute admin is the worst. Exactly the same as you described.

[@doublecoloured385]

I'm an artist/animator in art college but I feel the same way too. It feels like college students in general, regardless of what field you are in, are realising how 'useless' or toxic the admin and some of the lecturers treat towards students lately.

[@MrInterestingthings]

Wow! I'm hearing all this stuff I never knew !

[@Yessica13]

Yeah I agree

[@nunyabusiness8538]

because the admins at university are concerned with pushing a counter-science agenda. so actual science is in grave danger. hope you stick to your roots

[@kaiserchief9319]

Universities are actually trying to run our societies into the ground. They've ruined at least two generation's ability to think. Who'd've ever thought that university is where you go to become dumb?

[@spshc]

You guys have done more for classical music than you can imagine. You make classical music interesting, exciting, fun and I've learned a lot. You are kind of like the modern-day Bernstein trying to reach out to a broader audience and making the music accessible. Tell me what are admin's doing beside stifling the musician and the music itself. Thanks for everything you do.

[@ghitacherkaoui1244]

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[@briannong9363]

Yes! Many people start to listen to classical music after watching TSV's videos like me! I felt classical music quite boring actually before but things has changed after i listened to Eddy's and then Hilary Hahn's Sebelius violin concerto. Now it is one of my fav pieces.

[@thanglongnguyenvu3815]

Eddy and Brett quit orchestra then had Hilary Hahn as one of their fans, and managed to have her as one of their co-performers on their own tour. How's that for a step forward.

[@aliboughaleb6539]

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[@beepbeepcasucha]

Right? Maybe it will give aspiring soloists hope that the conventional route isn't the only valid way to achieve goals

[@ortezac.5339]

They even got to be interviewers for the Menuhin competition, how's that for an unconventional route for musicians?

[@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia]

A wonderful example of "falling up"... 😄

[@raychow2451]

Thats like one step back and 297 steps forward ....9000 IQ move

[@dutchgoatlingviolin1119]

Attempt no. 12 at trying to get twoset to do this for a video. Eddy has to listen to ten violinists play behind a screen. One of them will be Brett. He has to figure out which one. Once he has made his final guess they swap places. They can do it in rounds like the blind date videos. Please like and comment if you want to see a video like this. Edit: wow I never thought this would get so many likes. Now I just hope that Brett and Eddy actually read the comments

[@dutchgoatlingviolin1119]

Please can someone put this on reddit

[@aliboughaleb6539]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHS0YatrnLNknK8

[@lorenacollantes5807]

Dude. Yes.

[@MaksKCS]

it would be way too hard to guess

[@cyrissiryc5126]

Yesss that would be fun!!!

[@ujicosnail]

I used to listen to Mahler and Ravel back when I was a kid because of my father, but now that I have perspective of you guys, I can enjoy the music so much differently, I appreciate you

[@sebastian-benedictflore]

Sheeeesh Mahler and Ravel. Top tier composers

[@pentaxel3905]

Mahler and Ravel? Ujico has some good taste music

[@leizero]

And I enjoy your music so much too, Snail's House! Found you back when I was in college (~2013/14). Your music makes me nostalgic. Thank you!

[@pentaxel3905]

Yeah the music is very cool. Also, Ujico, what's your favorite Ravel piece? Mine is Le tombeau de Couperin

[@odealianaffairs9001]

ravel pieces are bangers just like your tracks

[@eajensen4979]

It's crazy hearing how they were treated in the beginning, knowing that they are some of the most influencial people in the classical music community now. I'm so glad they kept going and never gave up on their passion. Now people look at them as an inspiration and the reason why they'll keep going themselves.

[@ghitacherkaoui1244]

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[@CarynPretorius]

You see, karma really works wonders. Organisation is probs kicking themselves for losing their potential marketers

[@aalegalfocus]

That's right. I hope the naysayers are regretting their attempts to squelch TwoSet!

[@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia]

At the beginning of TwoSet, everyone tried to discourage them. Their parents, their teachers, even some of their friends said they were out of their mind when they saw them spend hours making videos instead of focusing on their career, then quit a secure job to become KZbinrs, then decide to put together a show and tour the world despite having no money or experience at all. But as Brett said in one of his podcasts, "life is too short to give a damn about what other people think of you". Many people say that, but few actually live according to this principle and have the courage to go against the grain. Like you, I'm happy Brett and Eddy didn't let anyone prevent them from doing what they really wanted to do.

[@aleio8233]

@@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia they have a podcast?

[@olgabaccini7846]

"We did a lot of stupid things, so many stupid videos" That's one of the reasons why I'm subscribed

[@alibenani7134]

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[@NellieKAdaba]

😆

[@Animexcel]

I saw this just as he said that 😂

[@abigail40]

Even though y’all left, y’all still made a much much larger impact on so many countless people around the world. Huge respects!

[@baldwinangel1218]

What Abigail said! ❤

[@rubyyp2182]

@Hamza Mzali why

[@abigail40]

@@baldwinangel1218 :’)

[@aalegalfocus]

Yes, definitely!

[@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia]

Yep, not only are they much happier with what they do in TwoSet that they would have ever been in the "regular" classical industry, but they've done much more for this genre than they would have been able to do as orchestral violinists. They're actually motivating the next generation of musicians and may be one of the reasons we'll still be able to enjoy classical music in the future despite all the challenges it faces. I really hope they realize that.

[@Lynn-fb1kp]

So glad that you guys choose twoset over orchestra life. Twoset is such a big influence to my life. You guys ignited my music passion which died somewhere along the way of full filing my family’s expectation. I just can’t express how appreciative im to know about you guys in my life.

[@ethanhe8608]

Bro, stop spamming in the comments

[@A-Wa]

which instrument do you play and say saranghae to it?

[@readerofareader]

@@A-Wa don't forget to say it in the f-hole

[@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia]

Over the years, I've seen hundreds, if not thousands of similar comments under TwoSet videos. I really hope Brett and Eddy read them and are aware of the impact their content has. Even what they consider "stupid" may be one of the most important part of what they do, because it shows how fun it can be to play an instrument.

[@fi2981]

this is my comfort channel, whenever I don't feel well I quickly run to their videos. I hope twoset realizes how comforting their presence is in this platform.

[@booksandmusic2526]

True they are the ones who can calm me when I'm panicking. I always watch their videos when I'm nervous or anxious

[@c0ccccc]

Feeling the same. Whenever I feel frustrated, they are so consoling to me.

[@wakingtheworld]

They take me away from focusing on the serious shit that's going down in the world right now and they seriously crack me up as well...

[@justina2612]

Same. Serotonin boost for me everytime.

[@Anna_from_Hell]

Yep, same for me... They never fail to make me smile when I'm having such a hard time. I dont even play any instrument. I just enjoy everything they do. Love them so much.

[@cjkellner]

"The difficulties between admins and musicians" sounds like you're describing the entire corporate world :P

[@xXLadyXerigaXx]

Not only corporate...basically everything in the *world where there is any hierarchy. Even (or especially) with how countries are run... (Edit: spelling)

[@kenim8134]

yeah in tech it's like product manager vs software engineers LOL

[@jimmy12347654]

Enlisted vs Officers in the defence force 😅

[@NellieKAdaba]

Yes

[@Fullmetal1890P]

This is definitely why I'm not a KZbinr as an opera singer. I know that if I put myself out there doing this, even if it doesn't inhibit my ability to do my job at all, it's going to blacklist me from a lot of them because of how the higher ups in the classical music world view this sort of thing. Unfortunately, being in the classical music world means living a very sort of strict lifestyle. It isn't really that the musicians are like that, but the patrons (who tend to be wealthy conservatives) expect it, so if there's any sign that you'll be problematic to their image and getting that funding from patrons, they just bar you entirely. I think that you guys made a wise decision to choose TwoSet over a classical music career because by doing this, you're actually opening the door for a lot more young people to be classical musicians, even at the cost of your own careers. I think that maybe things will change in the future and you guys could come back to it, but if you had to make the decision (which, I think most classical musicians understand completely), I think that you guys made the right one. Who knows, perhaps you could even put together your own KZbinr orchestra.

[@carringtonpilon1310]

I’m sorry to hear all of this, but I’d strongly suggest you look up Maggie Renee. She’s a Juliard trained opera student who has been making quite a platform for herself on KZbin the past year or so.

[@ub3rcube]

I agree with most of your comment, but a KZbinr orchestra? They wouldn't get through one rehearsal without a bunch of drama videos on how their rivals rigged the seating auditions.

[@jordanthomas7702]

@@ub3rcube what makes you say that..? Sounds a bit harsh.

[@ub3rcube]

@@jordanthomas7702 there's youtube, and then there's youtubers. When they run out of things to talk about, they talk about each other. Twoset is a happy exception to this, but the world of e-celebs is full of narcissism.

[@recklessmermaid]

just gonna throw this out there that this isn't the first time "management" in the music industry has been threatened by artists actually having a voice....

[@iraology]

eddy: we used to do a lot of stupid things but thats part of our personality editor san: 🤡 i just had to pause and laugh at this so much 😂

[@aliboughaleb6539]

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[@christopher3732]

I was looking for someone to point that 😂

[@dmitrishostakovich1671]

@@aliboughaleb6539 What's the point of opening so many fake accounts if you spam the same piano emojis again and again and again and again and again? Isn't that a dead giveaway?

[@NPC54619]

@@aliboughaleb6539 dude stop pushing your agenda through other people’s comments. No one cares.

[@NPC54619]

Somehow there’s a lot of people who don’t really know this but the pair of them were actually fired from their jobs. There’s more to their stories than they’re actually telling people about. It’s just a matter of time the orchestra management comes forward to dismiss any of their claims they have said to be “true”

[@k11ngofh3arts]

Hey Brett and Eddy! Last year I was in a terrible accident and I got hit by a car, the doctors said I was going to die and they told my family to bring in people to say goodbye to me, but then the next day everything changed. One of the nurses told my mum to get some rest because I would wake up soon!! When I was up and off the dr*gs, I started playing piano/guitar/ukulele again. I was due for my grade 2 piano AMEB exam (I skipped grade 1 hehe), but I missed it because of the accident. After I got back into Playing piano, I’d found out that I had forgotten most of my pieces! I was ready to give up music completely, until I saw one of your guys videos pop up. I watched it and seeing you inspired me to keep trying to relearn my pieces, and eventually I did. So I just wanted to let you know that you both are a big inspiration to me, and I’d love to meet you guys in the future. 15th of July is the anniversary of my accident, I’ve nearly been alive for one year!! - Kirra, someone who also doesn’t have perfect pitch yet ;)

[@fangchinghungproductions]

Such a nice comment😊

[@baxter8it]

Kirra - Keep going. You inspire ME with brain injury

[@Pumpkin_Kisses]

I worked in the admin office for my city’s symphony(they never called it an orchestra and anytime someone called it an orchestra they were called out and sometimes humiliated)and the disconnect between admin and the musicians is unfortunately very real. I don’t fit in anywhere so I would roam the halls on my lunch break(I don’t like eating meals at work) so I ran into the musicians a good deal. They were surprised and a bit standoff-ish at first but it turns out the VP of Marketing has called them “just musicians” on more than one occasion and they found that lots of people in the administration treated them that way. Since I was admin they thought I had the same mindset. I quickly squashed that and said that I wish I could do half of what they do. I quickly showed through my actions that I had nothing but respect for them and they warmed up to me. When I left the company I said in my exit interview that I hope that we all can agree that we are all just trying to promote and educate a love of music and that the division, bickering and just plain nastiness needed to end.

[@susannabonke8552]

😭🎼💝

[@donnaknudson7296]

I'm a classical musician, but was never in a professional orchestra. So I'm really curious. Why would you get called out it humiliated for calling it an "orchestra"? Also, who are these administrators? Why would they call them "just musicians"? Are they just business people with no connection to music? Why does it get nasty? I've heard some other musicans say similar things.

[@blarghinatelazer9394]

@@donnaknudson7296 I'm by no means a classical musician, but I'm familiar with other situations where the semantics of terminology are huge for people. I would think that similarly to a professor insisting on being called "Dr." or "Professor" as their title, administrative staff of a _symphony_ would want it to be called as such, since "orchestra" in their minds might imply a degree of amateurity.

[@donnaknudson7296]

@@blarghinatelazer9394 Oh, ok. Thanks.

[@M_SC]

Quashed, not squashed. Symphony is a type of piece, or it’s an adjective for orchestra, a type of orchestral group. I hear a lot of people who don’t know anything about music always wanting to call every classical music piece a symphony as well, you were right to detect this as suspicious, if that’s what you did feel. It’s non music knowledgeable people who are falsely snobby about that.

[@Ankah]

What you guys say is very interesting, and sad at the same time I'm a medical doctor in a hospital, and the same goes for us, such a disconnect between medics and admins, they just want you to become a healing machine and there is less and less humanity in what we do, although taking good care of people is what motivated me to do this job in the first place That's why I'm quitting, opening my own cabinet so that I can take the time to exchange with my patients and understand better their needs Well enough talking I have 39 hours left to practice today, cheers ✌🏼🎵

[@aalegalfocus]

Good luck! Being self-employed is wonderful!

[@justchilling_XD]

Your kind of the people that the world needs right now. I've sadly have seen very bad medics who just mechanically give instructions to their patients about what to do without even having a friendly conversation with their patients. Its kind of sad. We need more independent workers from the big industries as to make the interaction between people more human and natural.

[@lynspyre]

I was the conductor of a youth orchestra a while ago, and I remember the feeling when I was an orchestral musician that all orchestras were playing the same repertoire over and over again, so I chosen to diverge from that and begun to search for music that was on the same level of my child's abilities, and they loved it, I still teached them the standard repertoire, but always tried to bring new music for them. I invited a few musicians from other orchestras to play solos with them and encourage them to study so they can play solos too. Another thing I always tried to do, was made them choose part of the repertoire, if they wanted to play a certain composition, I gave it a thought and made them work hard with the main repertoire, and if they progress well I would include the one they had chosen. Thankfully I had good team in the admin department and always accepted my recommendations.

[@groovellous1]

Of course really young people are not tired of the repertoire yet and perfectly happy to play the mainstream stuff

[@Bruhaustindavis]

A while back, I REALLY wanted to become a professional orchestral musician. I joined a youth orchestra and realized how much it sucked, so now I'm going into engineering :) Much happier now, but maybe you are able to give some kids a better experience

[@margaretroffino5266]

Listening to this made me realize that most specialized forms of work/art suffer from the same issue: Administrations. As a nurse, this really hit home to me. How different is nursing from music? And yet how similar that problem. The coworkers who treat their career as a 9 to 5 job when there is actually an art to doing it properly? I am sure others out there in the working world can appreciate this. Is the whole planet suffering from some sort of burnout? How do we remedy this?

[@frannielocks]

Oh wow, I can relate to this so much. Been a nurse for 22 years and when the management is bad, it just sucks all the joy out of coming to work, and the art is lost. And the patients can see it and feel it too. Sadly, I've watched this issue become worse and more widespread over the years and now if often feels like there are very very few nurses left out there who do the work because it brings them joy to perform their art. The vast majority are just mechanically going through the motions so they can hurry up and get to their next paycheck.

[@Amaling]

Middle management is a cancer. I can't wait for when universal basic income makes it so we don't need jobs of people making money for the sake of making money, then the people who are employed are the ones who are really doing something useful, some research some art etc

[@koalaeucalyptus]

As a teacherm I felt extreme empathy to the admin problem as well. If admin could be run more by those who actually lived through the real life experience of providing that service, and if more people actually did their jobs with more passion and care (and were appreciated for it), imagine how different of a world we could live in.

[@AiBkomachi]

that’s true, i am very passionate in my job but it made me the odd one out as most people are just there to get the salary regardless of the impact they made in the patients lives. it’s just sad because I understood why they are the way they are. It’s just a matter of time, if I make significant changes to my job or my job will change me.

[@AiBkomachi]

it’s sad that admin who did not have any experience of what we do in the field are dictating how the service is ran.

[@KazukiriMishamiota]

When you mentioned many professional orchestra members treating it like a 9-5 job and becoming a bit mechanical, it reminded me of a few different concerts I've been to, and how completely DIFFERENT the energy from them was based not on the music they were playing, but the audience they were playing for. When I went to just some typical symphony performances where they played what I considered standard fare like William Tell and such, and the audience was full of adults who enjoy the symphony, corporate people, and maybe a class field trip, the orchestra members acted basically exactly like you said. They were GOOD, and they played WELL, but the energy was very.... "this is my job." However, when I went to the Kingdom Hearts World Tour concert, even though it included many of the very same musicians (it wasn't a tour with a traveling orchestra, and used local orchestras instead) you could literally see how much fun everyone was having. The audience was excited and had zero clue about any kind of concert etiquette, and both the players and the conductor were responding to that. The person who arranged that particular iteration of the show must've been a fan, because they even included two songs that weren't part of the official itinerary, one of which they arranged from the most recent Kingdom Hearts 3 trailer at the time. It was such a completely different experience that it put the other concerts I've been to in stark contrast and made me think that maybe... maybe orchestras and symphonies need to relax a little? Maybe find a way for some more audience engagement if it's possible. It's so much easier to love what you're playing, even if you might personally be a bit bored of it, if people are really enjoying it.

[@katrinat.3032]

I think big city orchestras should have evenings where they teach a little bit about the history of the piece or a little bit about the composer. And then play the piece I think that would be more interesting for the audience. And I like the old repertoire but it’s got I have new stuff interfaced

[@jaderossouw1382]

Can I just say I love when twoset sits down and talks to us. Not taking away from their usual content but it makes them feel more real. Idk. Love you twoset

[@aliboughaleb6539]

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[@Noulifr]

About the admin thing : I played several years ago within a marching band (100% amateur, a lot of students) used by Joe Hisaishi during his tour in Paris, it was for a kind of a mid-break for the main orchestra. Everyone wanted to have a picture with him but we were told by the admin, at the day1, that he didn't want to, too busy. At the last rehearsal, an assistant came to us asking : "Usually people want to speak to him and get pictures, why didn't you ask for a meeting ?"... well... I guess admins are the same all over the world 😅

[@wishtotoro]

I hope you still managed to get a photo in the end!

[@beckr11]

Spot on. Been playing professionally for over 40 years. Yes, admin does their own thing. Playing the same pieces over and over and over and over again. Uninspired repertoire is the killer!! When you get next season's repertoire and you see maybe 1 piece that inspires you and all of the rest is either stuff you've played a 100 times or it's just crappy stuff. When that happens, your soul is sucked right out of you.

[@LadyMngwa]

TwoSetViolin is certainly worth leaving because it managed to do something I thought of as impossible before - promoting classical music as cool and accessible for everyone. I always liked classical music but I felt quite lost, as if I am some alien from planet X playing obscure classic guitar and mostly I do not bother to even mention it. Now thanks to this channel I discovered that there is a whole community of similarly orientated people and I just love that classic music is still alive and thriving. Huge everyday inspiration. Thanks for all your work boys and sending love from Czech republic!

[@aliboughaleb6539]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHS0YatrnLNknK8??

[@technicalraw3705]

Former pro opera singer here. I used to sing professionally for Pacific Symphony Chorus before pursuing my own musical projects, and the dynamic was the same. We wouldn't even get to choose which concerts we got to sing in during the season because admin wanted familiar faces at the concerts donors would be attending. Also, creating a TwoSet orchestra, or "The TwoSet Philharmonic" should definitely be a thing. Sortof like Orchestra B from Nodame Cantabile for all my fellow weebs out there. *fist bump*

[@arkieda]

Yessss orchestra B!!

[@paulnonatuse.bautista1294]

It should be a thing! I hope they can get Ling Ling to perform, too.

[@daltyd4820]

“You almost look like a try hard just for caring” I feel that one. Big reason I’m trying to go to a grad school with an amazing music program!

[@alibenani7134]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHS0YatrnLNknK8❤️❤️🎹

[@henrivandecasteele6042]

@@alibenani7134 just stop please

[@felinedorcus]

I’m just a engineering student, and this wasn’t my dream career. I question a lot about my passion and dream and etc. seeing you guys love music and what you do&talking about these stuff gives me at least the slightest guidance about ‘what i want to do’. Thank you for being awesome!!

[@javiersolis2993]

Literally the same, bro.

[@misa_myy]

Oh, me the same bro. May Ling Ling be with us to find the best things for ourselves.

[@javiersolis2993]

@@misa_myy Ojalá, bro.

[@dwightbrown2808]

A million years ago the Australian youth orchestra came to my school in Michigan USA. They were so good! They really blew our doors off! At the same time the folks in the orchestra were absolutely the nicest bunch I ever met. I remember the one thing they were having problems with was they said all our paper money was the same color! It was a privilege to meet them and hear their concert. It would have been about 1977 or so, I can't place it exactly.

[@CommunistBearFighter]

2set: Leaves orchestra Me: unable to get into orchestra Sobs in piano player EDIT: LOL I play oboe too

[@aliboughaleb6539]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHS0YatrnLNknK8

[@itsamemario6587]

I feel you bro

[@datharpist9949]

sobs in harp player

[@fatshibe787]

_sobs in having an acoustic guitar and don't know how to play it_

[@wohdinhel]

*sobs in vocalist*

[@abigail40]

“Play the viola parts” “ i DoNt WaNt To” A good twoset vid always has viola roasts

[@aliboughaleb6539]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHS0YatrnLNknK8👍👍👍

[@erixoliver]

Unfortunately :(

[@lizzylambardo8103]

Honestly, i think that would be a cool concept. Take parts from sections and give them to other sections that are in the same key. Flutes and oboes switch parts, violins and violas switch, maybe bass and cello switch, brass switch amongst themselves. I think it would be really interesting to do a side-by-side comparison between what the original sounds like, and then have everyone switch. You'd probably hear lots of tone colors that you don't normally hear. It would even be a really interesting mental challenge for the conductor because he/she would have to make sure that the proper sections are getting ques and the score wouldn't be "right" to go by for sections.

[@smhmyhead8017]

Some like beggar

[@linh5263]

i could listen to them talking for like 2 hours straight this is so interesting please

[@aliboughaleb6539]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHS0YatrnLNknK8🎹🎹🎹

[@cycoekiller119]

Bro yes. Twoset podcast when

[@peterwatchorn411]

Great to see two young Australian musicians undergoing a musical transformation by exchanging performing for online music education. Desperately needed and compelling. My parents devoted their lives to music education in Australia. Nice to see it bear fruit in this amazing way!

[@COOL_GEEK_]

These kind of videos makes all of us realize how far these two dudes have come ... From making hilarious videos to roasting fake depiction of classical music to playing with great soloists and conductors to discussing about serious topics ... They have now 3+ million subscribers from a couple of them .... I hope you guys will have a long and prosperous career for the rest of your lives. TwoSet < 3 👍

[@eiralinnea]

I feel like you guys are the punk movement of the classical world: disruptive but desperately needed and quite necessary, which is why so many musicians want to work with you. The classical music world is suffocating in the admin crap. (I keep thinking of the river spirit in Spirited Away completely clogged with bikes and trash and who was so happy to puke out all of it.)

[@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia]

I agree with you. The fact that, over the years, every single one of the musicians they've asked to collab with said yes speaks volume. I think that most people in the classical world are aware that some things have to change in this industry and really appreciate TwoSet's efforts to find a different approach to this genre. Sure, some people think they're just cringy clowns. And of course Brett and Eddy aren't perfect, they make mistakes like everybody else. But at least they try. And whether you like them or not, the reality is that they're currently influencing the next generation of musicians and may be one of the reasons we'll still be able to enjoy classical music in the future.

[@louisrelf5903]

The Two Set Pistols

[@eiralinnea]

@Isthat C Oh, I didn't mean to imply that the admin PEOPLE are all crap (though apparently some individuals seem to act pretty crappy), I meant the entity, the department that is administration doesn't neccessarily work in the best way. If it's commonly known that the communication and the relationship between the administration and the musicians are habitually this bad, isn't that a sign that something should maybe change?

[@fenestrapain]

Two set is absolutely punk.

[@BrunodeSouzaLino]

Blame Wagner. He's the one responsible for making classical music performances feel like a funeral. Musicians of any kind shouldn't take themselves too seriously.

[@UndeadFan122396]

I've been singing in the Bach in Baltimore Bach Choir, for 6 years and we are starting to go in the direction of finding a way to make ourselves better and unique as an organization. We did the Bach B Minor Mass in February, Mendelssohn's Elijah in March and we're about to do the Brahms Requiem in April, and the whole choir has been getting so much better. We would usually just perform one larger work per season and do mostly Bach Cantatas, but this season we were challenged and for the most part everyone has stepped up to the challenge and our sound is getting better with each concert.

[@Nexthendrix2112]

It's so important to tell students that there is so much more to violin than orchestra. Not every violinist is meant to play in orchestra, and that's okay. There's a lot of other things you can do, like play in small ensembles with people you actually enjoy playing with.

[@vorkosigrrl6047]

I was lucky enough to hear the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra once. They have no conductor, and the first chair violinist changes from piece to piece. I was bowled over by the passion, the Aliveness, of their performance. It really knocked my socks off. So something like that might be a good model for what you’re talking about. Also, I reeeeally think you should check out recordings by Corky Siegel and his Traveling Chamber Blues Orchestra (if I’m getting the name exactly right). They have collaborated with Seiji Ozawa and other classical groups, and they are a fantastically creative group. I think you’d love it. There are ways to make music while being both creative and free.

[@mikecabral1579]

I never listened to classical music until I saw two set a few years ago. Now at 73 I listen to something everyday. I also fell in love with Janine Jansen and Hillary Hahn. I was surprised that there is so much on KZbin. I quickly ran across a documentary on Janine Jansen recording Beethoven’s op 61 I saw her listening to the beginning of the piece before the her first part starts and to see her really feel the music just grabbed me. She is just wonderful to watch as well as listen to. She is stunning yes but so expressive. When she plays Chamber Music you can see her commutating with the other musicians with those beautiful eyes like doing some conducting which she most likely is. Thanks to you guys for the gift music.

[@hazelruiz7684]

Clicked faster than those fastest violinist/sacrilegious bois 🥳😆 Clickbait-ty title really worked haha. Really glad they never gave up on twoset, thank you Brett and Eddy 💙💙💙💙

[@aliboughaleb6539]

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[@kodoqbesar4301]

Still not faster that Francesco Paoli who can play blast beats at 300 BPM while had only learned drums for 2 years.

[@ckchang-wg2lw]

Yes

[@SohiTheTinyKittenHuman]

Lol it’s not even clickbait

[@EjayT06]

But did you click faster than 15 notes a second?

[@nocomment2468]

NYC freelance violinist here. Thanks for sharing your story and thoughts on orchestra life. It really resonates. The 2 rehearsals and concert format is not enough for an 80+ piece orchestra to bring to life the greatness of our favorite compositions. It can be fun to quickly learn some new repertoire, but it will never be truly satisfying. A colleague just told me the other day that she was hired to play a Mahler 5 that was put together in 3 days. It’s a shame. Personally, I think that for at least second rate orchestras, there should be more rehearsals and fewer concerts. Also, for better-established groups, more chamber music concert series. That way the players will have to stay in shape!!

[@atakkuuuuu]

This sounds similar to animation. With animators, directors and producers. There needs to be transparency and clear communication between these roles in order for the whole team to work harmoniously. If there isn’t, tension arises. Also we have workers that are green vs older jaded people. It’s common for any job really.

[@rosyxiao6889]

I love it when Brett talking about music and playing the violin, his eyes suddenly lit up.

[@CarynPretorius]

This is where we start having the conversation that TwoSet could potentially start their own orchestra. Set it up like camp where we rehearse an intense two weeks then do a collection of concerts...they can be the admin people orchestras need, lol. TwoSet World Orchestra...here we come

[@louisrelf5903]

I’m down

[@HavaRahel]

Count me in... it should be exclusively for freaky classical musicians

[@kimberlyyy222]

It would be cool if they did a youth orchestra and had opportunities available for those who might not normally be able to do music camps and clinics

[@NellieKAdaba]

Great 👍 idea 💡 👏

[@MusicWisp]

Brass here and I’m down

[@cyrissiryc5126]

Happy that you chose to focus on TwoSet! And looking at where we are now, I believe that TwoSet has provided, and is still providing, something unique to the classical community: sharing and spreading the love of classical music to both musicians and non-musicians. Kudos to both of you!

[@aliboughaleb6539]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHS0YatrnLNknK8👍👍👍👍

[@tedviolafire]

What a great discussion! I played orchestra, opera, chamber orchestra, and shows from 1975 to 2017. You are so right about everything. Except the viola stuff. Worst thing about viola is that no one can hear you, so it’s between you and your conscience!

[@jazfortuna4689]

But you guys have reached, inspired and influenced so many to love classical music and play instruments with your videos being Two Set Violin. I mean it just means that that's what you're really meant to do. So fight on!

[@IliaLaporevcellist]

Totally agree, I am in the same moment now. Need to take decisions!

[@macwinter7101]

Admin tried to stifle their decision to make classical music more available to the world, and now they they travel the world because they have a worldwide fanbase, and they regularly meet with Hilary Hahn, Ray Chen, and many other world-renowned soloists. That's a power move haha. The sad thing is that admin want to maintain classical music as some elitist, restrictive institution, which is ultimately destroying them. By restricting access to the classical music world, it is quickly losing popularity and on the verge of disappearing. Thanks to TwoSet, classical music is finally gaining a larger and younger fanbase, which is exactly what it needs to survive into the future.

[@francesschaefer]

Absolutely!

[@aksannyi]

I completely agree with this. I go to the symphony fairly often (not often enough for my liking, but a teacher salary only goes so far), and I notice that almost everyone in the audience is much older than I am (42). There are so very few young people attending these shows and it sucks because I love classical music! I want to be able to continue to see live orchestra performances for the next few decades of my life, but the interest just isn't there for younger people. Brett and Eddy are inspiring younger people all over the world and I think that is so critical for the survival of classical music as a genre. It sucks that they had to leave the orchestra to find their niche, but I think the music world should be extremely grateful to them for it.

[@UnderwaterEllen]

I'm an orchestra old-timer (Wow, can't believe I'm saying that! Time flies!) and I love what you guys are doing. You made so many great points in this video! Yes, things aren't perfect and I wish I could change many things....but honestly, for me, I'm thrilled to be playing orchestral music for my career. I was laughing hilariously at the Harry Potter comment (agree, nothing against Harry!) but I wish that somehow people would come to our weekly concerts with as much enthusiasm. Perhaps your channel can help with this? In any case, I love what you are doing, your energy, your fun, and your pursuit of excellence. I wish that orchestras could incorporate some of your outstanding ideas to help bring this amazing art form to the next generation. Maybe you are doing it without them -- that is great! But I've seen some young musicians come into our orchestra with big ideas and I want to see that encouraged!!! Thank you - you guys are adorable. :)

[@purp7ehearts]

We love you Brett & Eddy! Twoset violin channel lured me into a classical world! Thank you for that

[@aliboughaleb6539]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHS0YatrnLNknK8👍👍👍

[@AshleyImAnn]

First time😭 thank you to the people who made me remember why I love classical music haven't played piano since my teacher died but I've picked it up again. Thank you Twosetviolin🤧

[@alllamalala9903]

My piano teacher also died last September, and I haven't really played yet 😔 But Ill get there, we both can do this!!

[@pgplaysvidya]

6:40 This isn't a perfect 1:1 comparison because I don't expect every member of an orchestra to *compose*, but you can see this with visual media artists who have a 40 hr/week job. A lot of times they lose the drive and motivation to draw anything outside of work. Sometimes it's artist block. Sometimes it's a lack of motivation. Artists just end up clocking in for their job, where they do good work, btw, but it doesn't translate to inspiration outside of work. I guess the concert equivalent is that after you are doing practicing the prepared pieces for the upcoming concert, do you sit down and play something completely unrelated, but is something you love? Say you are practicing 3rd chair violin (oof) and now you're done. Do you feel like working on your piano skills and brush up on some Chopin? Or do you just want to relax and veg out? This is why I hate it when people tell me to make my passion my job. That's the #1 best way to destroy my passion and replace it with a soul crushing obligation. Not everybody working their passion has lost that passion, but tying it to work can't help. I look at my job as a means to an end. I do enjoy my job (otherwise I'd quit) but I'm not passionate about it. I'm passionate about stuff that I do outside of work. Never the two shall meet.

[@chiefkev]

You guys rock! I so admire the creative and innovative ways that you open up classical music to the world. And you do it in the most entertaining, laid-back and honest way! Keep doing what you're doing! This 61 year old fan loves you both and what you do!

[@lydialee8338]

We respect you guys no matter what you do! Your chanel has been an amazing inspiration to us!!

[@joycohen938]

Totally agreeing about the concept of an orchestra having time and a goal to improve and create their own unique personality. I think this would add so much more dimension and would most probably re-ignite or encourage passion for the music being played. It could be a musical adventure. Thanks two set for thinking intelligently about these things and giving outsiders an insight into the orchestral world. Blessings

[@ghitacherkaoui1244]

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[@lobaetoile8440]

You are very creative people, the type of people who likes to innovate and make your own decisions. Also, you guys seem to really enjoy learning new things and promoting music to a wide audience. It's very understandable why you would gravitate towards a medium in which you guys are entrepreneurs as much as entertainers. It may be more risky, less stable, I suppose, but it's also more free and full of possibilities.

[@antoineduchamp4931]

Wow, wow, wow, a very old Englishman here has learned SO much from you two young guys.... what you said I have often suspected, but you made it all so clear to me.... May I mention one thing? the Vienna Philharmonic... they run their own management, full and final. They are not told what to do by managers... and more.. they choose who will conduct them, period. One event occurred many years ago when the VPO were in rehearsal with a famous conductor who was trying to get them to play in another way.... the leader said to the conductor...."I am very sorry, but we don't do that here" And that was that! they are so powerful they can actually say this to a conductor.

[@booksandmusic2526]

Let me add my bit: Dear Brett and Eddy so many people have been introduced to this beautiful world of classical music and so many people started playing an instrument or restarted after stopping for many years all cuz of you guys. And like all the other commentators said we all wouldn't be here enjoying such epic beautiful music and not have a community so positive and supportive without you guys focusing on Twoset. So thank you for all the funny, inspiring and amazing videos you both have made and we all will support you and love you no matter what and so proud of you both. ♡♡

[@samiraboughaleb2525]

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[@wakingtheworld]

My sentiments exactly. SO many people. They also attract folk of all ages... from 7 to 70... and from all walks of life; people from such varied professions, musicians of all kinds as well as non-musicians, like myself. It could be said that classical music is a common denominator...

[@booksandmusic2526]

@@wakingtheworld so true. As a non musician I never listened to music but after discovering them accidentally I fell in love with music. Now all of my friends are surprised that I listen to concertos and symphonies which are more than 40 minutes. Had not been for their videos I would've never done that. They've opened up a new world for me.

[@wakingtheworld]

@@booksandmusic2526 Well after watching their 'Lark DESCENDING' (a vid from 2yrs back) I went on to listen to Hilary's flawless performance of the 'ascending' hanging on every note... I tell you, sleep deprivation... and (likely) waking up the neighbours at 2am with my laughter... is my new norm!

[@elgar104]

I could not praise this enough. Brilliant. The marketing team for your orchestra are idiotic clowns not to see what a unique and fabulous gift you brought them. And your reflections on orchestral life and the concert churn vs. Working towards a better long term output ... were spot on. As someone who flirted with being an orchestral player I recognize a great deal of your sentiment. You are doing so much good for the industry. You are highly valued by millions. Thank you. Please keep it up.

[@_ashely_1189]

I still remember 2016, when you quit your job ，I have followed you for five years. Thank you for the joy and knowledge you have brought to our gym

[@aliboughaleb6539]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHS0YatrnLNknK8🎹🎹🎹🎹

[@simonkruse1238]

Why are you guys so freaking authentic and honest to us? So cool, thank you for all the sharing of personal stories!

[@Joshua-iz1go]

I find this insight into not just music but the struggle of every discipline for passion, excellence and integrity a beautiful inspiration to strive for more. Thank you guys for what you do. You dont just make youtube vids, you have a clear mission and it really makes your work transcendant

[@ceoce]

Speaking of switching instruments, we did that a lot in the school Chinese orchestra, my primary instrument is Pipa but I also knew how to play erhu, percussion (I actually had to perform once on percussion because that person was sick, it was the most nerve-wracking experience), Yangqin and Ruan. It actually helps us to understand and appreciate other parts better too. Switching instruments will be much more difficult for professional musicians, but some sort of "knowledge exchanges" among different instruments may make musicians life more interesting?

[@zaishuoluo9173]

just want you know that you guys did the right decision and have completed your wish for making classical music entertaining and bringing the joy to people around the world

[@aliboughaleb6539]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHS0YatrnLNknK8🎹🎹👍

[@BluePiano1]

I can’t be the only one who’s glad they left so that they can make amazing content for all of us!

[@abigail40]

Yesss fax without them none of us would be here today

[@ellacielo8518]

I'm glad they're happy in what they're doing 🥰

[@tammylaronde8593]

😁 Nope, you're not the only one.

[@lucianasoriagutierrez5593]

Yes, I don't know if I would like classical music as much as I do now if it wasn't for this two.

[@tracymarshmellow]

I'm crying now bc of them choosing twoset over the orchestra😭 and also really happy with how big impact they have in the classical music industry

[@appledashing3241]

you guys put music into a completely different perspective for me. i think that's the same with the others you touched with twoset. i've always had such a respect for you, and i'm happy that you're doing what you love. you actually made me study more about music and pick up the violin. :> because of you, i'm dreaming of playing in an orchestra. your impact to my life is huge, and i thank you for that.

[@aliboughaleb6539]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHS0YatrnLNknK8👍👍👍

[@fatemearab511]

I've been watching twoset videos for almost 2 years now and i used to play violin but unfortunately I couldn't continue due to some problems but this channel really warms my heart and makes me want to start again just to fill the sadnesses of not being able to continue eddy and brett have done so much for classical music in their own unique way 🤍i hope you guys reach all your goals 💕💕

[@DirkRadloff]

As a young man it was my dream to become an orchestra-violinist, but I failed, and looking back I don't regret it that much, because of many reasons you are telling here. I made experiences in a youth-orchestra, but though the enthusiasm of young musicians is really a joy, I could also observe many things, which had probably become annoying over time: The physical challenge to stand long symphonies and opera without much time to rest, the authoritarian structure of an orchestra, splitted working time between rehearsals in the morning and concerts in the evening, the list goes on. But I will never forget the moments, which you describe: When you accompany your own idols, the magic of the whole sound of an orchestra ...

[@LinCalc]

Feeding off of your suggestion for first and second violins swapping parts, my youth orchestra actually does that! It makes things much more fun imo because I don't have to play all super hard parts, but like one time when I played second for St. Pauls Suite, I won't have to deal with the second movement all the time. If you know you know.

[@mrp4728]

this is fascinating as someone who isn’t in the music field. how widespread is the lack of communication between admins and musicians? is it just Australia? do other countries have it better?

[@aliboughaleb6539]

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[@Janina8134]

having worked in public research in France, I can tell you that we always had the same problem. I think it's pretty universal.

[@sqwwrrwl]

@gloria this is a widespread issue with organisations, as far as I can tell. E.g. it seems to be common for software developers to be the subject of a terrible one-sided decisions by management about the projects they're working on, including (but not limited to): - Not allowing time to improve infrastructure that actively makes it difficult for developers to develop new features - Deadlines that are entirely unrealistic - e.g. providing 3 months to complete something that the developers know will take a year. - Insisting certain technologies are used, which have no impact on the end-user but make the development cycle harder Not sure what drives it, but I think in part there's an expectation that people in certain roles have to make certain decisions, even if they don't have any of the information required to make a good decision - then add that people who take advice from other people don't "achieve things on their own merit" so it's harder for them to take the credit? That's my guess anyway.

[@krosenmann]

Lot of my friends orchestral musicians saying the same. Russia

[@jkkay477]

@@aliboughaleb6539 Stop with this spam

[@SmartBoy-ku7rq]

I can't describe your impact to classical music. After watching you guys, I started to listen violin pieces. Then piano, flute etc. Also I took violin lessons a year ago. Because you give me inspiration to continue to practice

[@ghitacherkaoui1244]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHS0YatrnLNknK8👍👍👍

[@melissaq8854]

Your impact from youtube is huuuge and as a music teacher I'm going to be using your videos and memes with my students haha. So glad you choose to keep going with your channel

[@ArchieBC]

I feel that leaving orchestra was not only brave, but essential for your development. You’re not destined to be the two greatest soloists in the world or mainstays at a national orchestra. The both of you are at the start of something much larger and more rewarding. What you do with TwoSet will grow. In time it will evolve. No one knows what it/you will be, but it will reach and inspire people more deeply than you ever could following a conductor. Keep loving music and follow your creativity!

[@nancyfarmer4289]

Re innovative programming one of the most interesting series I remember was a season of concerts that commissioned new composers to write fanfares, one per program. There were a variety of styles and sounded represented in that format. I imagine that was interesting for the musicians as well.

[@TrangNguyen-pz9ht]

The video is mostly about Eddy talking and Brett being deathly cute with that glasses

[@mrp4728]

the admins were just jealous of twoset and their skill

[@aliboughaleb6539]

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[@user-qu6xp3jq4c]

Do what floats your boat! Like many viewers, you two have inspired me to start playing my violin after many years - I hadn't even touched it for 12 years! Thanks to you two, I am now inspired to learn classical pieces! I know of a girl from my high school who is not an orchestral violinist but a soloist.

[@shanmccookie3604]

4:25 where you said local musicians supported you, but the admis were iffy.. That's the bubble speaking saying you're not doing what musical society deems fit. I'm so proud of you both for taking a step to focus on what you want to do most. Way to function in the bubble of the music world without being ran by it. Much love you guys. Keep up the great work!!!

[@electraautunno4184]

We do aprichiate a lot this act of you to choose "us" in front of years of studies of music and career in an orchestra and many other things you probably have done that I don't know about. Twoset is not just a yt channel where two guys make other musicians laugh and give them a funny break from the exhausting world of music divided by , sleep practice study eat practice rehearsal audition class, two set is also this but much more than this. Twoset is us, a big family that supports one another. And we support you every day by seeing your work that you do in your daily routine. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for choosing us infront of the difficult question of "what to do" . You were probably asking yourselves "what if we fail?" "What if we lose subscribers" "what is our merch will not work anymore" and other many "what if" This is why I have to thank you two. Because you prefered making us smile instead of the beauty of playing in a very important orchestra as the one of Sidney. You banded over backwards for us and we love you so much guys. Thank you for everything. ❤️

[@LuisFernandoMataPsC]

Getting 3 mil people to be keen into classical/orquestal music is not a small feat. I also believe you have inspired a lot of people to pick up the violin (including me, I've played the guitar for over 20 years and basss for long time too, and I just picked up the violin as my 3rd instrument.

[@pianoface]

I miss the orchestral experience I had from high school. There was interest in joining the symphony but the audition process was really intense and I was told by many people that the repertoire wasn't nearly as challenging as the auditions. I was lucky enough to work in my local music store and was able to meet wonderful people and I got an apprenticeship in the orchestra repair shop. It was amazing and I miss that as well. Being able to learn how to fix and build musical instruments with my hands and get paid for it was a dream come true!

[@paulfurnas6968]

I always find you guys entertaining, but I particularly enjoyed your straight forward delivery in this episode. I also loved your auditioning for Curtis Institute. and the extraordinary lessons that the adjudicators gave you after your auditions. In the 1920s my mother entered Curtis's second class as a violinist and proceeded to become a violist. While I was impatiently waiting to be born in 1940, she frequently serenaded me with the Prelude to Bach's 1st cello suite.

[@meyerfauth935]

I feel like another thing they could’ve mentioned is the competition. I feel like a lot of orchestras aren’t getting a lot of funding so actually getting the job and being able to put food of the table and a roof over your head becomes a lot harder.

[@farzyness]

Amazing how politics exist in every industry. So happy for you guys - you've chosen to carve your own path, and by doing so you're giving yourselves the greatest chance to find true happiness in your lives.

[@magdielburdiles.2000]

Of all of the new Two set formats of videos, this is by far the best, perhaps not the funniest, or creative, but by far the best, they inform, give points of view, funny stories or testimonials, I think that it belongs to the idea of Two set.

[@QstnaZ]

Brett and Eddie out here verbally dictating a thesis outline that can seriously be turned into an academic publication… Power to both of y’all for this typa content 🙏🏼

[@emjay2045]

🖤✊🏾

[@snowletsh5759]

Dance companies have similar issues and I think classical need to realize that times are a changing. I watch a video of a very well known ballet dancer who is sick of the how companies are run and is going to try to start her own company! Maybe in the future you guys can collaborate with other and create your own orchestra where innovation, collaboration and open dialogue without ego is fostered and encouraged. You guys have brought classical music to literally millions of non musician!! Thank you for spreading your love of music and I wish your team all the success!!

[@mellissadalby1402]

Hey you guys! (Goonies move reference) It is through your videos that I became aware of so many great players and soloists. Without your videos, I would have no clue. I do appreciate that you are bringing the world of fine music to a MUCH bigger audience than it would otherwise have. UNDOUBTEDLY!

[@anhelina4835]

I think you did good choice back then. You have so much to show people 😊 You always come up with brilliant and really interesting ideas, videos are educating and inspiring at the same time. Essentially your content is like healthy nutritious food for brain that develops inner potential and never bothers at all 💚 💚 💚

[@m_aggie]

OMG I’m so late to this but holyyyy shittt, this resonates with me SO MUCH. As a young person from NZ who has been working in orchestra for a few years now, I’ve also noticed these things/been on the receiving ending this sort of stuff and it sucks. I never thought I would hear ppl on the internet talking about it but wow every single thing you guys mentioned, I could not agree more!!! It’s crazy how no matter what size or how prestigious an orchestra is, it seems like it’s always like this sadly. I’m guessing that even the best orchestras might be a bit like this but yeah.. :( but yeah, all in all, I LOVE orchestral music SO much and orchestra has definitely educated me so so much and given me so many opportunities like u guys said so it’s really a love hate relationship..

[@hanamurasaki4760]

Wow, I just returned home from my part-time job and Twoset Violin video is out? Nice timing 😆

[@lattetown]

Great video! I've also found there is a difference between the musicians and the administration of an organization...in both professional and community ensembles. I've sung in our Symphony Chorale, and the best part was working with guest conductors and soloists during rehearsal. I think one of the main struggles musicians have is playing the same pieces year after year without some new approach. After performing Handel's Messiah every winter holiday, night after night after night (for two weeks)...you never want to hear Hallelujah again...ever! (It's the Choral equivalent to the Four Seasons). The same with the B9 on New Year's Eve, Carmina Burana in May...thankfully the Requiems take four years before they repeat. Sadly, most symphonies are having serious funding issues. I think community orchestras will only survive if they can recruit and retain their talent...most financially successful musicians today are working as studio musicians for AAA media projects...or they have their own KZbin channel. ;)

[@claraandreaalvaalarcon]

I feel so loved by you guys. Thank you for taking such a difficult decision because…. I think you are creating a MASSIVE impact in the HOLE WORLD with this beautiful project rather than just being part of an orchestra. You are not just walking through the path, you are LEADING the way, creating and inspiring A LOT of people… You guys are truly amazing, I ABSOLUTELY ADMIRE YOU!!! Lots of love, this project is full pf passion and greatness ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@aesaphyr]

Editor san did such a brilliant job here. The alien scene killed me. 😂

[@aliboughaleb6539]

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[@isaacanwarwatts8844]

I thought editor san was quittimg

[@Kim-vc3mv]

Look how far they came though with twoset :')

[@aliboughaleb6539]

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[@joeristubbe]

in my opinion one cannot compare the feelings one experiences in an orchestra with what one feels as a listener in a chair in the hall ...,I've become a pretty lonesome musician (for the last few years) i improvise all the time, the last partition i played was "I have got my love to keep me warm" from Irving Berlin, that was in 2004 i think, somewhere i feel the constant desire to play in a band but than again..., so okay for the freedom of the artistic life ..., stubborn artists...,but musically speaking : nothing beats a real big orchestra , playing in the orchestra is like listening to the most beautiful piece of art ever made while you are making it at the same time..., so I repeat: in my opinion one cannot compare the feelings one experiences in an orchestra with what one feels as a listener in a chair in the hall ...it sounds so much better if one plays in it , together, but than again...

[@annediss8706]

So thought-provoking. I sang with a wonderful choir in the UK and loved all the pieces. I have no idea how the works we sang were chosen but they were terrific. So some administration does get it right!

[@YukataKaytee]

What I love about your videos is that refueled my love for music and made me want to continue learning the piano and music theory. When I was nine and starting the Ling Ling road, I had a wonderful teacher who made me love music and beautiful piano hands (I'm making it a thing). He got replaced by another teacher who already had a prodigy in her class (she had been there for 3 years, and it was my first year), and me & an older lady got thrown into the fray. She could not spend enough time with all of us (what was that 30-45 minutes divided in 3??) and we had an end of the year concert and I had to play in front of 2 MIB agents who were seriously analyzing my skills and nerves got the best of me. They were listening to us to see to whom to dedicate the trophy pre-concert. Comes concert day, I sneak a peek under the black drape and see the prodigy's name on the trophy. I played amazingly. But they killed my passion for learning the piano since. You guys made me want to go back to it. I even picked up books on music theory. One day, I'd like to write a few personal pieces. Thank you. Even if you Quit TwoSetViolin, you did good. But if you do, make it seem like you created something and left on the 7th day to rest. ;)