SUPER AWKWARD CONCERT ACCIDENTS (Try Not to Flinch)
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Child falls
Brett: Flinches
Eddy: Piano didn’t get hurt so it’s ok
Enzhong Wang I doubt it. You just around saying people copied your comment for fun. I recognize your name.
Enzhong Wang STFU
Enzhong Wang STFU
I just reported dat boi
Editor san: plz don't have children
I've noticed that there aren't any Ling Ling workouts lately. It's okay dads; we understand the body pains of aging. Lol
Lol😂😂
😂😂😂
Angela Dominique 2:51 I cannot remember which piece this is (probably Chopin or Liszt). If you know it please comment it below ⬇️
I need to practice more...wait, I never held any violin before.
They asked for ideas for Ling Ling workout on facebook lately. So I am positive that we'll see one in the near future.
“When you’re holding an expensive instrument and you fall... what do you do?” You tank it. You take whatever damage is coming towards you
EXACTLY. I broke my arm ( for the third time) tripping over a damn cellist (our orchestra room at school is wwaaayyy too small) and luckily put my other arm straight up in the air above my head and it never hit the floor. The funniest part was that the conductors stand is right in front of the cellos and she grabbed the violin so I could have caught my fall 😩 luckily it was a hairline fracture and I had to wear a brace for 3 weeks. Told my parents I fell down the stairs.
Teen random gamer damn cellist?! mf don’t you dare say damn in front of a cellist again. They are so incredibly talented.
@@flochinieto7168 yea. Talented at being obnoxious and rude. Also if you count showing off to be talent. You can also take into consideration that to play violin means you are more talented than most other instrument players because violin is the #1 hardest instrument in the world to learn (besides French Horn). So I said once and I will say it again: DAMN CELLIST. 😠
Teen random gamer bro if that was your third time breaking your arm, and the common factor was you, I don’t think it was entirely the cellist’ fault...
@@dudesinashoe7812 I broke my arm the first two times in martial arts (karate and boxing). The boxing one was my fault, but the karate one was broken when we were sparring and the opponent got on top of me and my arm got trapped. And I tripped over the cellist because his end pin was out too far (he was a beginner).
playing piano for 10 years and i've never seen a piano string snap
It was a bass string too, what the fuck
They slowly het outa tune but never have i ever seen a piano string break
I remember this one time i was watching my friend practice, not only did it snap but it flew out of the piano. like it just....flopped out idk it was wild. But it was also a bass string.
Yea I've been playing for 7 I'm just mindblown
Been playing for 6, and same
Twoset: "That blind pianist"
Me: "Stevie Wonder"
Twoset: "Nobu"
Me: "That's what I said"
_Nailed it_ *nods in Ray Charles*
Art Tatum
George Shearing
I subconsciously went Ray Charles but then I realized there is no way that’s who they are thinking of.
I said the same damn thing
Anyone noticed how their shirts literally says "I need to practice 40 hours everyday" combined😂
I hadn't noticed but that's iconic ! 😄
musician couple shirts.... wow... didn't notice that. Thanks for the heads up.
I did. After 7 minutes of watching.
yes, i saw both mistakes too. editing, guys. look into it. it's the only reason i haven't purchased any twoset merchandise yet.
'practice' is a noun. 'practise' is a verb.
'every day' is an adverbial phrase which means each 24hr period, daily.
'everyday' is an adjective which means common, normal, unremarkable, not special.
so, you can practise every day during lunch at your everyday practice.
They just complete each other so well xD
The first time my guitar string snapped on me, I started having trust issues. Everytime I play, there's always this lingering fear of another string breaking.
I've never had a guitar string snap on me and I've been playing for 3.5 years
Tuning the E string is the most scary experience I've every had
@@sammybeaver9130 I had one for about 3 months (been playing for 5 years) and one snapped. Luckily it came with an extra set of strings and since I played violin it wasn't much different to replace the string. I AM worried when my ukulele strings snap (been playing for 8 years but have never had 1 of my 7 ukuleles break a string.)
For some reason the only string of mine that pops is the d string 🤦♀️🤦♀️ so I've got like 4-5 sets of strings but no extra D's
Jazz. Morales
Ugh that's me but with the E's. I had to replace my snapped E string with one of my spare B strings and just tuned it up to E. It's held up pretty nicely tho. Although the sound is a bit quieter
Ah this reminds me of my high school band director: protect your instrument if you fall; you will heal, your instrument will not.
Exactly. Broke my arm tripping over a cellist. Put my other arm (holding the violin) above my head and my conductor grabbed it but I couldn't save my fall. 3 weeks in a brace for a hairline fracture.
Usually. Unless you die.
But the instrument can be repaired... and in America healthcare is more expensive so the costs would probably be more similar over here
Oof-
@Teen random gamer: did you actually trip over a CELLIST ? like the person? I am just confused how that can happen... please be so kind and elaborate on that !
*Piano string snaps*
both pianists look at each other like "Do we need that note again?"
It was used many times afterwards, but it was in an octave so it just didnt have the beef it was supposed to
At that point just chose either 8v up or down 😂 or hope that 1/3 of the strings for that note is still there
@@thatguy-nk6gh but on certain notes you hear the difference so much, if just one string breaks. I wasn't aware that it was so significant until I heard my friend's piano that was missing one of the f5 strings I believe & you could hear that in any chord or arpeggio
I'd probably look at my piano teacher similarly, if we were in a situation like that. Though for me it'd be more "Uhhhhh do I stop or keep playing like when I miss a note?"
I was playing Gymnopedie 1 and the f#4 strings broke, like all of them. I was able to use f#3 but oof it was embarrassing
when that piano dude glasses accidentally fell off - yall can see how Brett felt that in a spiritual level
I can relate to brett
n i n a you copied my comment
when I saw the words "glasses are falling off" I thought there will be glass pieces falling onto the pianist and injuring him
I relate too. Way too much
@@enzhongwang8542 are you replying to literally every comment saying this because wow
Just a point about blind pianists etc. This guy was clearly relying on his vision for his sense of keyboard geography (it takes years to develop the ability to play without looking). This is not a bad thing necessarily, many great pianists play like this, but his glasses then fell off before the finale of this Chopin Scherzo which has some huge, fast leaps for which any mortal would require vision. This, added to the psychological stress of losing your vision before the hardest bit of your piece... poor guy!
George Rowley Thanks for the explanation, I wouldn't have thought about that, that certain pieces will require more vision than others. I do hope the poor glasses guy was not too far-sighted...Having your glasses slowely slip of your nose must be one of the most DIStracting things imaginable too.
I mean, if he's near sighted, he's fine, right?
totally! depending on how bad your vision is with glasses, you can still see the blurred outline of the keys, but it's a lot less precise than with glasses, especially if you have to spot the right keys within milliseconds.
@@mimisezlol if he is very near sighted, at least the keys that aren't right smack in the middle are pretty blurry
Surely he could have dropped a few bass notes from left home for half a bar People understand.
A sax in my band once had one of his keys break mid song, so he took one of his shoe laces out and tied it together to fix it.
legend activity right there
Now that is badass.
Yeah I know how that feels, once one of the springs of my clarinet snapped and I had to fix it with a rubber band.
i wonder which key it was he broke? bc i can’t really imagine being able to fix a sax key with a shoelace alskslk
That’s a very *band* type of thing to do. I mean, the show must go on, right? That’s our motto. Like, you either ignore it, or you improvise. Have you seen people who’s marching snares fall off and they just have to keep going with the sticking while they aren’t playing anything? It’s insane.
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Crystal Dalton-Loomis I really hope twoset sees this
Awww that's so sweet! I hope your resident is doing well!
As a family member of someone similar to your resident, thank you for taking the time to connect with and truly care for them. Ling Ling would be proud!
You got a heart! Gongrats!
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One time my conductor threw her baton on accident cause I was the first chair cellist so I was at an angle bellow her and it hit my bow and my bow snapped and we just stared at each other while the orchestra did that awkward fade away
Ally Innerst AHAHAA OMG NOOOOO
"that awkward fade away" lmaao why can I hear it so well
If that happened to me I would’ve gone oof
Who paid for the bow's restoration or a new one? Was it an expensive one?
Aitana she happened to hit the tip of the bow so all of the hairs popped out and it cracked, it wasn’t too expensive but honestly it was worth the laugh from the audience and the orchestra
That's the good thing about playing piano...you don't have to worry about dropping it (usually)
Ironically, we lost a piano when someone dropped it during a move lol
Only in cartoons.
And actually a good part about being a singer too. I mean I can drop myself but it usually doesn't affect my voice xD
Me, who has a keyboard and its stand that isn't tight enough so there's this fear EVERY time:
**cri**
@@rosegranger2872 what about a mic? That too😳
I have played piano for over 40 years and never heard of a string snapping! Actually, whoever tuned it should have seen that it was under too much tension or was not properly wound around the peg. A grand piano steel string is under 30 tons of pressure! Someone could have been seriously hurt with this! I'm shocked.
Wow that's a lot of pressure! Never knew that haha
@positivebird is respawing Pianos used in concerts are treated like babies. And are generally well kept up and tuned often. This was a terrible mistake on the part of the piano tuner!
@Martin Baldwin-Edwards fff means that the piece gets really friggin loud, right? :)
In my high school marching band, as a trumpet player, we had to play at ffff once. And by golly if you think one trumpet player is already loud enough add 19 more playing as loud as they can 😳
FOURTY YEARS??!!S THATS MASSIVELY SHOCKING! 😳
In middle school, we had this song we called "the bow killer". Its actual name was 'M to the Third Power' and it got intense. During practice, multiple bows exploded, to the point where my teacher brought extra bows with us to UIL. Another bow exploded in the practice room there.
My friends bow once exploded when we were playing a song and i saw it and was like 😮
I hated that piece so much lol
That’s crazy!!
I played that piece in middle school and then we had a sub one day and his tempo was crazy.
Ah what??😂 I’m playing that piece for UIL
6:53
Me: switches to learning piano instead of violin because I’m sick of breaking and replacing strings.
The piano: *stringbreakers are born, not created.*
H O W
Took me 17 years to break my first pianostring...
I’m playing both the piano and the violin and yes I broke a string
I've yet to experience a piano string break because I've only really used a Keyboard since Grand Pianos are expensive
intellectual thug that scares me, I’ve only been playing for 9 or 10 years
For years, I carried around a newspaper clipping in my wallet from 1980 which reminded me that no matter how bad my day was going, it was not as bad as this guy's - "In Kuhmo, Finland, Soviet cellist Augustinas Vassiliauskas mounted the stage for his third curtain call, tripped, and fell on his 300-year old prize cello, smashing it to smithereens. A Helsinki newspaper said the cello was a total loss."
I especially appreciate how far the fall was from elated triumph of a third curtain call to disaster. And I appreciate the deadpan tone of the final sentence.
Ohhh!
Well that certainly made me flinch!
Maybe he was too tired and should have left his cello backstage?
bye when the cello kid’s bow snapped, i felt that
my orchestra teacher yelled at me once in front of the whole class cause I accidentally put my bow too tight n’ it snapped
i was 11 👁🗨➖👁🗨 first time picking up a violin
oof... I HOPE THAT TEACHER LEARNS HIS/HER LESSON ONE DAY!!!!😡
Haha I broke a bow 2 minutes before the concert started and I had a solo. I was tuning and my friend tossed it at me before I was ready. My teacher had me play with a viola bow 😩
That teacher is just rude -_-
Tanukouï-San yea well it was all I had lol. It was carbon fiber and felt pretty ok to play. Actually just got a new violin today (high cost upgrades) and am looking at carbon fiber bows which I now prefer over wood.
that's just cruel
TwoSet Violin to Cellos: Cellos, we love you!
TwoSet Violin to Violas: STOP YOU'VE VIOLATED THE LAW
Viola-ted
NO!!! STOP THE VIOLA JOKES!!!! OTHERWISE, MAKE JOKES ABOUT UR OWN INSTRUMENT!!!!!😡🖕 (I don’t play viola)
Rockcat Cool *How do you speak for the Violas if you don’t play it*
@Grape Vine Because I can!!! Just because I don’t play Viola, doesn’t mean I can’t stand up for it!!!! (I play Percussion) That’s like saying not being able to stand up for a abused religion, just because you’re not apart of it!!!
#InstrumentEqually #StopTheDomesticInstrumentViolence
Rockcat Cool I’m a Alto Sax and Flautist, if you ask me, I don’t like the way they’re treating Viola. I’m just confused how you are the one speaking up for it instead of, oh I dunno, a violist (is that what they call a viola player?).
As a harpist I'm pretty used to strings snapping every other week, but I remember once one snapped right on my hand as I was tuning, and it hit so hard that it cut the skin on my finger. I've never felt more betrayed by my instrument.
Anna Nicolussi I read “I’m a therapist” and I was like so confused
@@christinaa8531 hahaha
Anna Nicolussi right, my violin chin rest once snapped right off the violin minutes before my audition😂🤦🏻♀️😩
Yes, I've had that happen too, it's terrifying!
OHMYGODOTHERHARPISTSACTUALLYEXIST!! My first harp was a Salvi Gaia, a lever harp with pedal harp tension for some stupid reason, the strings snapped so often that the person who sold is the harp and strings eventually just have them to us bc we were spending so much on them (26 strings snapped in 13 months) the person who we bought the harp from went to a hero event where there was a Salvi representative and he goes "oh yeah, there was a faulty batch of Gaias a while ago, maybe it was one of them" they have us a full refund and we went and bought a Dusty Strings lever harp instead (in my opinion the best lever harps) so yeah, don't buy a Salvi lever harp is what I learnt from that.
I’ve played piano for 17 years and I was always taught that you shouldn’t really be looking at the keys much, or not at all if possible, so I’m not surprised the pianist whose glasses fell off could keep going. Unless the next note you’re playing is far away from the last, looking isn’t usually necessary.
I played that piece and there are a lot of large, fast leaps. The thing here is he should be able to look down without bending his head so far, especially feeling the glasses were sliding too much.
That’s not what anyone is taught and is only done when you’re more advanced in the later years.
@@kishascape I was taught to not look at the keys, most people I know were too.
In my sophomore year the cello section leader's bow fell apart during the last piece of his high school career. If that isn't the most hardcore way to go out then idk what is.
Haha
I once seen a double bass fall down a flight of stairs. The neck snapped off.
Holy shit
Ooof
I am still scared I'm gonna do that one day
That must be/was(? I can’t English)so *loud*
Flóra Ilona Stahl (it’s “must have been” so loud!)
1:30
I once fell down a flight of stairs with my violin out of its case and I cradled it and my back hit the floor. The violin was fine. So was my back but it did hurt.
Violin always comes first
Just like a football player.
@@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710 LMAO
If my cello was like this I'd try to save it but i don't know if I could
one time i was holding my viola and a stand and they both dropped but i saved my viola :D
I remember dropping a tambourine in concert when I was in 8th grade. Right at the end of the piece too... It was dead silent...the tabarine kept spinning on the gym floor like a coin until I tried to stop it by stepping on it... My foot went threw the skin and I just started dying laughing because I new it was so fucked.
Omg, why haven't you won best comment yet 😂
If this happened to me i would be traumatized
@@sacrilegiouswikisan4251 trambourized
me: "shoulder rest falls off*
me:"oh, well, jus play without it
Omg same
It happened to me in a concert before and I was like: well when the concert finishes I’ll slip it with me without anyone seeing and just run for my life :)
Haha even if I’m just practicing
I was a first violinist. There was a baby walking around the front just chilling and I was staring at it thinking who is just letting their kid be annoying during a concert. I had my instrument down. I was just leaning back chilling and the girl next to me was like Nora whispering and I just didn’t acknowledge it. She said it again and I looked and saw that my teacher was staring at me smiling like you are such a idiot. Everyone had their instruments up but me. I have been traumatized since then. I say there for a good 15 seconds just chilling.
Nora Gottschalk I DID THAT AT STATE ADJUDICATION BUT THEY JUST PLAYED WITHOUT ME
Maddy McDaniel I would have cried and just not played just get up as they start give them a smug look and walk away
that happened to me at the state competition 💀💀 I was first violin too BYE SJXJSJSJ
My experience is a bit different
When I was in a marching band we take turns to secretly take a break
Otherwise it’d be too hard to finish the March
I was on the right flank so I couldn’t possibly hear the left over the music and the crowds
It was a hot and sunny day
I took my break and fake played during the march as usual
There’s always someone to carry on the music
And when we finished marching
The one in the middle came to us with an exhausted look on her face
She told us that there were several times when the left and the right took a rest at the same time and she had strain herself to carry on the music even she was drained 😂
Since we couldn’t hear anything from the other side
She was the only person knows what exactly was going on the entire time 😂 😂
And ever since then I tried really hard not to take too much breaks during a march 😳
@@eclipses1003 Wow, how long was the parade?? In my marching bands, no breaks would ever be allowed during a performance!! You would play the performance through to the end!!
The horror stories of being a cellist...
Strings snapping, bows failing, airplane prices, and that one time the neck snapped off the night before All State Auditions. Oh, just me?
Nope. (Hard) case got knocked over by a careless running kid, rockstop suddenly slips, chair wobbles or tips, music stand falls over...
And when you’re playing a piece and for some fucking reason the bridge just explodes...we’ve all been there at one point or another
I'm not a cellist, but once (I'm not sure how it happened) one of the school violas dropped and cracked halfway through a piece. That violist just sat out until the end of the piece, and then came up to borrow mine (I was in a different orchestra group at the time)
Kathryn Unknown oh it's awful
A few weeks ago, the handle on my cello case decided to rip off. So my cello was leaving the bus before myself and fell towards the waiting passengers on the stop. Of course 1 day before a concert on a weekend. Luckily the case itself was good, I only had to tune 3 strings, everything was fine (except my heart)
I did work experience with a piano tuner. Our last piano of the day (a beautiful Steinway grand) hadn’t been tuned in 5 years. The low B string snapped and FLEW across the room, knocking a vase off of the table. It looked like a legit comedy sketch and I had to hold in my laughter as the piano tuner gave the owners the bill 😂
You're lucky it didn't hit anyone...
I could relate to what they were saying at 1:06. There was one time our principal cellist fell off a stage while holding his cello, and our conductor immediately rushed over and checked the instrument before he remembered to ask about the cellist😂
why did I already know they were gonna lose lives at the very start
Because we already know that LingLing Insurance is a thing. This is just an advertisement for LingLing Insurance. xD
LRZ Zhi you copied my comment
Enzhong Wang STFU
hey, dont like this comment. leave it at 420
I've never seen a piano string snap before. Nearly jumped outta my seat.
Happened to me before:(
You lose.
Happened to me twice in one day, thats why you shouldnt let an organist touch a piano xd
@Nathan Gay same
@Grace Wallis It happened to me during a recital. Luckily not my piano, lol:)
In high school, our director sometimes made us do cello sectionals in the foyer of the auditorium, which meant we had to carry our cellos backstage and through the auditorium. As we’re making this trek, one guy drops his cello and it falls down the stairs to the dressing rooms. The neck completely snapped. I felt like I was looking at a dead body
Nobuyuki Tsujii is, in my very humble opinion, an incredible musician, and not because he manages to play despite his blindness. I found a concerto of him by pure chance, and he got me tearing up in seconds due to the extreme beauty of his playing. That man actually managed to put me in an aesthetic extasy, and I'm not making it up. He is absolutely wonderful
1:16 I once fell holding my flute, which is not an instrument I've bought, but is a 52 year old, well taken care of family heirloom, let myself busy my head open and get a concussion while holding flute into the air so out wouldn't get dented.
YESSSSS RESILIENCE! I love it
I did the same
Tess Walker YES
i feel that
Damn bro I’m in a marching band and once while marching on a slippery field I slipped and fell and I just held up my flute so that it would get damaged
As a cello player, from now on I’m carrying two bows with me everywhere
James Hayes oooooh?and that’s why some cello cases have two bow pockets! 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Most pros do. I've used mine a few times.
Flóra Ilona Stahl yep, mine has two pockets.
*cellist
My case has 2 pockets but i only have 1 bow i know i should have more :/
I'm a cellist, and I was playing with my friend in front of his teachers, when I turned around with the cello and hit the drums and all my strings died and it took half an hour to tighten them back.. it was mortifying and one of the teachers tuned it because i was so shocked i literally couldnt move. Scariest performance of my life and i played out of tune the entire time because i was so nervous
And he was the one getting judged
Two set violin: Look after your bows..
Meanwhile, Two Cellos:
As a pianist, my heartstring snapped with that piano string oh god
Shwetha Kumar but why does she pull it out while they were performing? was it affecting the other strings?
@@reton782 yea it can get a bit fussy and can interfere with the other strings plus the bass area strings tend to snap more commonly
And it might be something else but from what I heard, it seem she still presses that key or the keys near it quite a few times and you can hear the string being knocked around.
@Reto N
A chromatic scale is supposed to be even so that uneven part was because of the string covering some of the vibrations of the strings of the chromatic scale
It really hurts me inside because I play piano too
When that violinist dropped his shoulder rest, Brett really felt it. Eddy felt it. Your mom felt it. The entire world felt it.
I flinched for that for sure. The sound triggered an involuntary response.
Even me who doesn’t play any instrument FLINCHED
I didn't feel anything because I don't use a shoulder rest... :P
7:51 Mozart laugh in Amadeus
People watching this before they have a concert:
1:41 Dang he pokes the kid in the eye looks at him and just keeps playing
“The orchestra is not a child’s playground”...
He didn't have an option tho, the orchestra must keep going
@@martiddy exactly, it's the same in ballet. Even if you slap someone by accident while dancing around you certainly cannot stop to apologize and ask if they're okay, rather you must wait until the end of the piece.
Gloria Polynice the show must go on
Primo Antonius jou recognised it? I am not worthy!
8:08
never knew nevile longbottom could play the cello
😂
HAHHAHAHAAh oi- i-
That once happened to my violin bow in the middle of a lesson (I remember that it was Tuesday 13th June), and luckily there used to be a bowmaker living on my street around the time that it happened. He fixed my bow for free and it was fine.
lol
Oh mah gahd ur a genius
I was like I swear I’ve seen him before and you figured it out
Amazing!
😂
2:52
After much searching... I have finally found the piece
!
Frederic Chopin Scherzo No.2 Op.31
You are welcome. ;)
Thanks for your effort😊
@@adriyaevans yw
5:57 you know this?
@@urielaguilera5698 sounds like Beethoven
@@miomio4089 is scene de ballet op 100 by beriot
Guess I am a bad person because i laughed so loud when the kid bumped his head on the piano and made a bass sound (I've seen it twice)
roses are red
my violin goes skree
if you pause at 0:03
it looks like an *E*
true dat
Phenomenal
lol
E
It does
7:13 She did that because that broken sting could get tangled with an other one and that would be worse.
Ain't a pro about those but yeah the thought did come across my mind too
0:03 okay i thought letter "E" was comin.Lol😂😂
Same 👁👄👁
And I replayed it and still the same reaction 😂
😂
Lol
As a member of a high school band, I can proudly say that the middle school percussion and trumpet sections have numbed me to anything that can possibly happen. I never flinched once.
actually, in that recording of the guy playing and his e string snaps, he plays more and breaks *another* e string so he has to borrow the second 1st violinists violin
That must by why the orchestra playing starts getting weird afterwards, they're afraid they're next.
Imagine at the end of the piece there's just a big pile of broken instruments and he's playing a bass.
im very scared for the instruments
jjj7790 unfortunately bass also has an E string...
for real?
Midori was caught on tape doing the exact same thing. One person on the comment section said this:
I. Will. Not. Give. Her. My. Violin!!
rock-a-bye baby on the tree top
when the bow breaks ---
everybody: *flinch for the bow*
As a cellist I can't explain how many times my stand partner and I have stabbed each other in the ribs🤣
I used to have a stand partner and we accidentally keep stabbing each other but now that I don’t have a stand partner because they are only 5 cellist in my orchestra class
During my senior concert, I was playing piano on an electric keyboard because the place I was performing didn't have a piano. The room had a tile floor. The sustain pedal was only connected by the cord and could move freely. I got to my concluding piece which was very energetic, and the sustain pedal started sliding all over the floor where I couldn't reach it. My cousin finally just walked up and sat down next to the pedal to push it back towards me whenever it slid 😂
The cello does die a lot
Please pray for our strings, spikes, necks, and bows, for the most tragic things happen to them.
pray for our reeds
Play viola and u wouldnt have those problems. The only problem you will have is all the rude jokes
One cello in my orchestra has a giant crack so it makes strange sounds, but we can't replace it because our school can't afford it
@@ChloeIHill no not the viola stop
@@cjkellner get out band
As Rostropovich once said: “Our life not so easy. Cello heavy instrument, and our travels, especially with aircraft, give to us many difficulties. That’s why we suffer more than violin player or flute player, but because we suffer, we is beautiful.”
Jonathan Koch Yes!! Fellow cellist over here!
What about tubas and double basses?
Yep, sounds 200% legit.
bag3lmonst3r was that sarcasm or no, cuz I can’t tell...
Noboddy Spcl I dunno man
I watched Nobuyuki played Beethoven piano concerto No 3 at Sydney Opera house on You Tube. - with Sydney Orchestra conducted by Ashkenazy .
He is really amazing.
I saw a photo that he is wearing a slogan T-shirt which says [ practice practice practice ] .
So I think he is one of [TwoSet ]’s Ling Ling .
He said he never felt a pain to practice too .
I went on a concert tour with a youth band and we had a concert in a full hall in England. They set up choir risers in a semi-circle shape with gaps in between. I was sitting on the end of the second row with my bassoon and moved my chair slightly back and fell into the gap! The band director has just raised his baton for the first piece and there I went, flying backwards kicking my stand full of music in the process. Music everywhere! 😂
I'm a cellist, and once my bow snapped. On the day of a concert. And I didn't have a spare (I had to borrow someone else's and it was worth like £10 and when I used it I got so stressed in the concert that my right hand thumb nail began to peel off and bleed during a 3 hour concert. It was hell.)
*F*
Respect 😔😨
I didn't know stress could do that!!
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@@SillyMakesVids I think I was just gripping the unfamiliar bow far too hard 😂
*piano string breaks*
me: yikes
*lady bringing out the string*
me: yIKES
This is because if the lose string is over other strings it'll produce horrible sounds when the other keys are pressed because it'll vibrate when they do. The small 3 second screech is better than having a losses metal object dull the sounds and produce screeching when the sustain pedal is pressed.
I was like "what was that? Was that a string breaking?"
@@cheenucheenu8333 thank you for the knowledge, good sir. genuinely
In my school, there's actually a pianist that's blind, and he plays incredibly.
At one of my concerts I was supposed to play my guitar while singing with the choir...but my guitar strapped broke...and I was wearing a silk dress...so for almost the entire song I was like 👗🎸⬇️👁👄👁🤲🏻🎸
As a beginning cellist im now afraid to tighten my bow.
Don't make it too tigh and too loose
Maybe you should... 😄
Your pinky should be able to fit easily in between the hair and the wood so that should be tight enough. If the wood starts to curve it’s way too tight
1. Beginner bows aren't that expensive (and I've had mine for years now). 2. If it should happen to you you can always upgrade to a carbon fibre bow to be safe. :D
Loosen it after each practice session, and don’t pull the hairs out, trim them near the edge.
I found a viola joke in my online music theory course:
"By the way, people who only play the flute had a difficult time reading bass clefs because they're never called upon to read it, so it's unfamiliar.
People who play the tuba are uncannily good at reading very, very low notes on the bass clef, but seize up in terror and ask for another beer when asked to read the treble clef.
*Viola players have their own special clef, I think it's called the alto clef, and it excuses them from having to be able to read music at all.*"
I'm kinda new with all these musical stuff, so I don't quite understand with all the viola roasts, can you explain to me please?
@@firevenus1873 The viola is actually not big enough to accommodate its lower register, so it doesn't sound as good or project as well as the violin or cello. Hence, it is the butt of many musicians' jokes.
But, in all seriousness, a good viola played by an excellent violist (like any instrument) sounds beautiful and carries a particular mourning, strained quality in its upper register, according to Berlioz' book "Treatise on Instrumentation."
@@andrewfortmusic oh! Thank you so much for explaining!
Andrew / Obsolesce It is ironically my favorite of the string instruments. In both of my compositions involving strings, I gave the violas the first melodic line.
5:28
“ but what really made me flinch was, REAL COUNTRY SANDWICH, ARBY’s WE HAVE THE MEATS”
I remember when my piano string had broken my pants were never the same I was in the middle of a Chopin piece I do not remember what it was
I hope that some of those likes come to me: a cellist who stopped playing because her (my) instrument got stolen in a home robbery. :( It was insured, but losing my cello killed my passion.
You get all the hearts. I'm very sorry to hear that, and I hope that you rekindle that talent for cello!!
After years of renting surfboards. My very first surfboard was stolen, off my car rack; while I was trying to buy food. It was stolen by fellow surfers, and losing my customized Hobie Joyce Hoffman Model, with a flat bottomed round tail, shortened to seven feet three inches killed my passion.
What a devastating thing. Your instruments somehow become a part of yourself, even if you don't practice 40 hours. I heard of a flute teacher in our conservatory, some burglars broke into her house and stole, among other things, also her golden flute. Her students said she was absllutely devastated and didn't come to teach for a month.
Sorry about your cello. On another note who tf in their right mind steals a cello?
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Me: Doesn't play any instruments
*But flinches at every single video.*
Me: some how doesn’t flinch even though grade 7
Also not weird flex
Me: play viola
Me: doesn’t flinch, cause I laugh in the glory of not breaking my bow or a shoulder rest falling off for 2 years now
I don't even USE a bow (pianist), but I was whipped in the face once because I was next to a violinist whose bow hairs snapped in the middle of rehearsal. It's not fun.
You guys finished this video with Alison Balsom's trumpet version of Violin Concerto in A Minor! I totally didn't expect to recognise the performer of your closing music right off the bat, but wow! Yay, lady brass players. 😂
Whenever I play cello, my pegs always loosens and slowly gives in. Then when I finally tighten it to its note, the string gives in :(
You know, if you practiced not flinching for 40 hours a week, you wouldn't have flinched.
Its 40 hours a day get it right
Dude why are you in every video I watch
Eddy: “I flinched because of the Cello”
A real musician right there 😂
I always LOVE the way Eddy and Brett play excerpts of different pieces of classical music at the end of their videos!!! There is ABSOLUTELY NO DOUBT ABOUT THE FACT THAT BOTH of you have your heads screwed on STRAIGHT with regards to music, INFINITELY BY FAR THE MOST IMPORTANT SUBJECT AND ART FORM THAT WILL EVER EXIST!!!!!!!
Let us face facts, ALL of us owe a MASSIVE DEBT OF GRATITUDE to ALL four of your parents for allowing you to audition for that youth orchestra!!!!!!!! NOT kidding!!!!! Julie Gill, Glasgow, Scotland.
it disturbs me that eddy is on the right and brett is on the left
Same
Lol but I got used to it later 😂
Maybe I'm early enough to get TwoSet to read this: PLEASE Make a dvd of your next tour! I'm a poor student and I haven't the money to travel to Helsinki to catch your show..
I wish they'd make some kind of a live stream that anyone could watch :( I don't mind paying for it, but I can't travel abroad for health reasons
Ayato K. I would pay for a live stream
@@WafflesOinc They do them for most gaming conventions now and it's really fun to watch
I'm trying to get my kid to actually like the violin, and I would very happily fly to where ever they are touring. Hopefully in Hong Kong or Toronto, if COVID-19 calms down.
@@meilisouviens7325 I like the violin, you can fly me out to Hong Kong or Toronto, instead..
1:05 Brett shot Eddy's heart?
and you're to blame,
Nice catch there
Thank you, us cellists appreciate the love. 💟🎻
Great laughs.
Has the feel of a Saturday Night live skit for me. Keep it up- well done
I haven't played the cello in years, but the stress of carrying loose sheet music, a flimsy notestand, a cello, a bow, a floor stop and a chair for a hurried room change during practice still haunts me to this day
Remember your bassists too they do all that and the instrument is even heavier 😅
Same, bassoons carry their instrument, their reeds, music, seat strap, and music. My bassoon's even fallen apart on me while carrying it. Luckily the instrument wasn't that expensive at the time, but now the thought of my Püchner falling apart haunts me 😅
The foe's Ambipom used Fake Out!
*TwoSetViolin flinched*
True story: one time, I was in an orchestra concert, and there was this tall girl sitting next to me. I was leading the second violins, and she was next to me, so when we had this really crazy and fast bow stroke, her bow hit my cheek, and I dropped my shoulder rest. The conductor just looked at me like: “go pick it up and keep going!” The girl just stared at me and tried to help me lead. I wasn’t embarrassed, but the girl was. I was laughing so hard during intermission for the older kids’s performance.
Like this so Brett and Eddy can see.
Watching twoset is the best because my stress is turning into happiness
I love twoset!
A Perlman masterclass ad appeared right before the flinchy part and saved me. Thank you, Itzhak Perlman
violinning human yea i have the same ad everytime wth
The Perlman Masterclass ad is the only ad that I actually watch
I love how professional some of these musicians are, my favourite one is at 5:47 where the pianist looks over at the violinist to check if he's ok, and the violinist just nods and the pianist keeps going.
9:20 Yeah, they say the cello is the saddest instrument ...
Thanks for the cello love ❤❤❤
The glasses are important even when one does not use them. For example: I can write without looking at my fingers, but the moment I put my glasses down I produce so many spelling errors - I don't know why, but so it is ...
Because you lose confidence...
I understand, I can't hear very well without glasses
Writing and playing piano are different though. Unless you are literally half-blind, your glasses will be mostly for reading the sheet music. What happens on the keyboard is very much just muscle-memory.
It is distracting and somewhat annoying though.
@@Salted_Fysh You can memorize the sheet music. Look at most soloists. They do not read sheet music during their concerts.
And then there isn't any difference between writing and playing music.
@@Salted_Fysh I guess for massive jumps, one would glance to some pre-determined point to help their muscle memory feel confident and stay on track?
My G String broke on my cello once but it was the only time that something like this happened (in my 11 years of playing the cello).
But it is almost impossible having to go by bus or train or just simply through a crowd with your cello without constantly worrying about people bumping into it. One time someone on the bus bumped into it while existing, didn't apologize or anything, in the end my bridge got out of place so luckily it was an easy fix. I have utmost respect for all the cellist that play professionally, because if their stuff breaks it is much more important and expensive.
TRY DOING THAT WITH A BASS
at one point i started loudly saying "ouch" whenever someone bumped into my cello in public (or even just slightly touched it), I do it automatically now and gets people to at least realise what crimes they have committed
My g string broke while I was playing my sax. I was like, "Wut? I don't wear a g string". And then I woke up.
I used to play the cello but leaved it because of all the pressure and frustration. Recently, I started to watch this videos, and you guys, inspired me to take my cello again. Now I’m looking for a teacher, i want to take classes again. In a future I would like to reintegrate into an orchestra again. I really miss music. I’ll practice 40 hours at day, and maybe I become the next ling ling, who knows? 😂
Once my dad knocked my bass (borrowed from school) over and the neck snapped clean off. The whole bass got messed up-because obviously the strings provided no tension to the bridge etc. We were able to get it repaired, which was great because my parents would have had to buy a whole new bass for the school! Terrifying. I definitely cried seeing my poor baby on the floor, deflated and in two pieces.
Also a friendly remind:
*YOU'VE PROMISED US TO TAG THE PIECES' NAMES ALONG WITH THE MUSIC*
Anyone knows name of the piece played by this guy, who went in just in time after adjusting shoulder rest?
@Raymond Vaughn The piece is Lalo Symphonie Espagnole, the particular movement he is playing is the 5th movement
the last part is just cellist appreciation lol
sending love to every cellist out there
My god, thank you for the cello appreciation the struggle is real😭
9:43 I cannot believe that you put this song in the end of your video.
*WHILE I'M LEARNING TO PLAY THIS SONG IN MY MUSIC LESSONS.*
(Like, what are the chances of this happening this moment?!😂)
whats the name of this song
@@janbretthauer It seems to be a version of Vivaldi's Concerto for violin, strings, and basso continuo in A minor RV356 3rd Movement (Presto). The trumpet confused me a little (i thought it was a trumpet concerto) but i think i found it (th-cam.com/video/3mGcN2CMpwM/w-d-xo.html). Sorry if my english is a little weird, it's not my native tongue.
I was about 13 years old when I went to perform a piece as a part of the quartet I was a part of in school. After hours (performance for parents etc...and nope, mine weren't there!)
I went to go on stage when....PING....I look down and the bridge of my violin got nudged enough to completely dislodge. I had to very awkwardly apologise to the audience and turn around to my music teacher to have it put back in place and re-tuned as quickly as possible. The entire room was silent and all eyes were on me.
I understand you, even if I'm not a musician.
4:31 who else saw the camouflaged “how” for a sec XD
I know a cellist that threw up into her cello in the middle of her recital performance. And a keyboardist whose sheet music blew off her stand in the middle of her solo and she had to stop and pick it all up, rearrange, and start again.
The second guy who his bow snapped he was just like, "Welp"