Really mature sense of phrasing and articulation. It would nice if Brett and Eddy graciously put a link in the description to purchase sheet music of two set fans' compositions.
Right? I’m always blown away at their ensemble skills. Chamber music requires a skill set of its own, and they make it look and feel natural and fluid. I’ve never felt good at it! Have you seen their video 10 Levels of Violin Duets and the videos of them playing in a string quartet on Eddy’s channel? They’re all awesome. Out of all of their videos, I’ve probably watched their Duets video the most.
@@melanielee6944 yepp ikr! i already watched like all their videos and i can see that they always nailed any sight-reading scores. and yep bros for lyfe, they always sound amazing together!
1:46 The Sacrilegious Piece by Jorhe Goncalves 3:53 The Ling Ling spirit by Richard O'Shaughnessy 6:03 The Countryside Wedding Rigaudon by Alex LaMotte 9:35 A Sacrilegious, Interesting Villain by Jake Thomas 12:05 A Mirror Duet by Chloe Bakeroot No need to thank me.
I'm sure people really enjoy her piece too, like the talk about the eye-opening MIRROR PIECE (omg love it and I replayed like 5 times) and comments about how she's THIRTEEN and her insane talent
I'm so proud of Chloé! She's my best friend and we played her piece together for the fans performances. Eddy played Chloés part and Brett played mine. I hope they will review our performance of the mirror duet
That's so cool! You both must work very hard! Please pass my admiration to Chloe as well, she created something truly beautiful and I'd love to get my hands on a copy of it being played for my regular playlist!
1:46 The Sacrilegious Piece by Jorge Goncalves 3:53 Richard O'Shaughnessy 6:03 Alex Lamotte 9:35 A Sacrilegious, Interesting Villain by Jake Thomas 12:05 Chloe Bakeroot's Mirror Piece
Is it just me or did Richard O`Shaughnessy`s piece just blow my mind on how beautiful it is?! It's so beautiful played on violin!! It's amazing and I cant stop listening to it😭
It’s initially wild to me that they can sight read these pieces so well no matter how complicated they seem, but then I remember that they’re actually professional violinists, not just two dudes who have a TH-cam channel.
Start, there is a Chinese proverb that says the best time to plant a tree was twenty years ago, the second best time is now. You don't need to be the best, there will always be a Ling Ling that is better than you so focus on yourself and doing the stuff you like.
I always forgot how lots of Twoset's fans are probably professional musicians and music students, i just assumed ppl are like me who can't even sightread and only shed on the violin
@@goodguywithagun8880 i learned twinkle twinkle little star and ode to joy whilst drunk... i don't think it sounded good but i had a blast. Would recommend it. 10/10
I always wanted to play violin as a child unfortunately I never did. At 44 years old I watched one of your videos and became inspired by you both. My Husband perched a student’s violin for me as an early Birthday gift. With the help of your videos to help me get over myself. I have been playing my violin for two months now. I wanted you both to know how much your videos mean to me. I’m hoping to be good enough in a year or so to play violin at our senior center next holiday season. Thanks so very much for the inspiration. From Alaska Sincerely Wendy
there are people like Jorge Goncalves who can write music like that, there are peple like brett and eddy who can sightread that and there are people like me who miss their mouth when they are drinking water so that it runs down my neck
1:46 The Sacrilegious Piece by Jorhe Goncalves 3:53 The Ling Ling spirit by Richard O'Shaughnessy 6:03 The Countryside Wedding Rigaudon by Alex LaMotte 9:35 A Sacrilegious, Interesting Villain by Jake Thomas 12:05 A Mirror Duet by Chloe Bakeroot
I just finished the new movie three days ago and I’m still crying eyes out for how beautifully they finished the series...it’ll always be my favorite anime
Thanks “Breddy” (that’s short for Brett and Eddy) for choosing my piece. I am honoured to have my piece played and to be featured alongside such amazing composers. WOW!
I loved your piece! Great humor, and the contrasting melodies were beautiful. It was so satisfying to listen to them come together at the end. I bet the student who introduced you to TwoSet is really proud of you. Congrats! You're officially the coolest music teacher in the world. 👍
It's hard, but not impossible. If they're composing pieces, especially at that age, they obviously have an extremely good grasp on composing and know the ins and outs and tricks. It's impressive regardless
when i was thirteen i was still trying to keep myself alive with all the stupid crap i was doing. i jumped off a 10metre high tree at thirteen and this kid made a mirror duet. i was a stupid child
I loved Alex LaMotte's piece! It really evokes the image of the country dance mentioned in the notes. I hope Alex continues to compose and also maybe publishes the piece sent in? I want it
Emily Rowe, Tell your friend that they need to copyright this piece ASAP! It’s definitely good enough to be a popular performance piece for students or even just as an enjoyment piece, and he can claim both distribution and performance royalties from that. I don’t know much about the process in the US though, nevertheless I hope he continues composing things.
ALEX LAMOTTE IS A GENIUS. WE NEED MORE OF HIS MUSIC. That piece....the inspiration was clear. I could literally picture the scene in my head. When music can put feelings in your heart and pictures in your head that's how you KNOW it's more than good. It's even beyond amazing. And to the other composers, just....wow! So many gems out there. They all need to keep on making music because they've just.....they've got something real special.
1. Jorge Gonçalves - "The Sacrilegious Piece" (01:46) 2. Richard O'Shaugnessy - "Ling-Ling" (03:54) 3. Alex LaMotte - "Countryside Rigadoon" (06:03) 4. Jake Thomas (Sir Thomas Jakuus) - "A Sacrilegious, Interesting Villain" (09:35) 5. Chloé Bakeroot - "Mirror Duet" (12:05) * * twoset didn't show the name of the piece
Every person who’s work is featured should immediately add “Written compositions performed to millions of people worldwide” to every resume they submit.
Videlina Violon i was literally today years old when I found out mirror duets exist and how incredibly talented a person is to make something like that👁👄👁 I can’t even do basic equations in my head and they’re composing forward and backward
Indeed, I imagine that it is really not simple. I play the violin but I never tried to compose a music. It's always impressive when you don't know how to do it. Sorry my English is not very good I am French.
"They just keep getting younger!" *10 minutes later* "My name is Bob Sjenrnjfjrk and I am a fetus. I wrote this peice 2 weeks ago, 30 minutes after conception."
I am Jimmy timmie wimmie steamie and I am a freshly fertilised cell that was fertilised a second ago. Today, I will be performing La campanella and some of my own pieces and symphonies that I composed
I absolutely love how half the comments are praising Brett and Eddy for being so skilled at reading and execution. While the others are praising those who wrote the compositions. I love this fan base man ❤️❤️❤️
I feel like people only talk about Alex's composition. I think Richard O'Shaughnessy's composition was really beautiful. Like really pretty. Idk but that's my opinion Edit : Wow, thanks for the likes everyonee
Okay, so why is no-one talking about the last piece? A 13-year-old wrote that, in my humble opinion, masterpiece! Also, you know you've written an *extremely* good piece when the comments talk about you with your last name. Props to LaMotte for that!
I shed a few years during LeMotte's piece lmao. These people are so talented especially at such a young age. I remember writing my first piece at the age of 11 and having a neighboring highschool play it for competition. I've been playing since 3rd grade but recently stopped due to pressure but for some reason this really made me want to play again. Loved each and every composition.
@@von0312 Thank you! Thank you both for that encouragement. I'm really focused on my career in engineering right now but will for sure continue playing as a hobby. My birthday is next week so I'm hoping to get myself a violin as a me to me gift me 😅
Me neither: that's why I (try to) play Barocco's pieces! 🤣 Actually I'm studying "The guardian angel", a passacaglia composed by Biber and... it's a little bit hard piece, but I don't give up! (sorry for my simple English)
I watch this once a week. Don’t call me crazy lol. I LOVE the pieces that so many young and mature musicians come up with these beautiful pieces for everyone to hear. It’s also played beautifully too. Hehe
never expected really that this twoset community would be this talented. I clicked this video for some laughs but I ended up with goosebumps all over my skin. pieces were very beautiful, and i'm proud of this community, but also terrified how talented these composers are. It really showed me how's like to see/hear real prodigies' world. Just stunned in awe. Thank you twoset and linglings and linglingwannabes.
You can expect, that it won’t be a shame from the beggining, because I would say that 90 per cent of subscribers of TwoSet has something to do with music.
Okay, so I'm watching this almost two years later, and the piece at 9:28 is by far one of the coolest things I have heard. Props to you man, for writing such an epic piece! I would also like to mention, the entire piece gives me mad Walking Dead and Last of Us vibes!!
Once you learn it it’s fine. For me the only hard things are ledger lines (the notes above or below the lines that just have unconnected lines above/below them) but even that will get better with practice
i've been playing for years and i still get intimidated when i get new sheet music. but its a lot less scarier when you know what all the symbols mean lol
Alex Lamotte. Genuinely made me feel quite emotional, and you could tell that the guys were well into it. I really hope someone somewhere uses this piece in a classical concert and promotes such talent. It deserves to be known even beyond the Ling Ling Tribe. 🌻 Eddy and Brett - please practice this lovely piece and perform it in full for us some time, along with your other favourites.
I don’t think I want to imagine! This community is so wholesome, I could never find a community like this (Maybe Rays channel) but other than that i don’t think people will ever find a community like this
They might still, but likely they would be easily ignored by the contemporary classical music composing community because it's not up to their "avant-garde good traditionalism bad" standard, if you don't believe me see how they have been trying to dismiss Alma Deutscher as "outdated" or "too traditional/conservative", because how dare she criticizes the avant-garde and other modern stuff that they have an emotional attachment with!
“blown off my feet” n’est pas une expression courante en Anglais. 🤔 “Swept off my feet” is a real saying, but it means something very different. “Blown away” is probably what you were going for
Alex Lamotte's piece was lit af. It was my favourite piece. 17 years old and already making such fun pieces. Damn!!! The Mirror Piece by Chloè was also really interesting. Until today I honestly had never heard of something like this. That's really a very interesting concept and 1 must be really skilled to make a good mirror piece. Kudos to you Chloè. PS: I bet all the dislikes are from Viola Gang and Davie504 who made multiple fake accounts to dislike this video. 😂
People came up with these compositions in A WEEK?! Damn. It took me 2 weeks to compose a piece for my GCSE exam and it wasn't anywhere close to as complex as these beautiful pieces!
Wow but imagine a TwoSet tour where all audiences can submit their compositions by putting them in a special box when they're entering the concert hall, then there's a special segment where Eddy and Brett will pick a couple of compositions to sightread. That would be awesome!
Although I'm not a violinist, but I love seeing them playing their fans piece. Maybe it thatone of the way how they appreciate their fans. #greetingfrommalaysia
When you're 4 minutes into the video, listening to Richard O'Shaughnessy's piece and thinking that "wow, there must be some comedy action in here too, because SURELY it can't get better?" AND THEN ALEX LAMOTTE COMES ALONG. *FOLLOWED BY CHLOÉ BAKEROOT, WHO IS C-L-E-A-R-L-Y MOZART REINCARNATE.* (But honestly, the bit about Alex's inspiration was amazing; just that little prompt of "hillside wedding" made me conjure up VIVID mental images to the music. 6:04 - The band (in slightly mismatch-y white shirts and brown waistcoats) starts playing while the wedding guests are still laughing and eating. 6:06 - Someone starts the dancing, and more and more guests are pulled onto their feet, tables are shuffled away. 6:18 - Everyone is up, dancing a folk dance in rings or in pairs; clearly a dance everyone knows and likes, possibly one where you shuffle partners. 7:10 - The bride ends up dancing with her father, and the music slows down a little. 7:16 - The wedding guests slows down around them, and then stops to take a step back and make some space. 7:19 - The groom is shuffled to the front of the crowd, approaching his bride. 7:29 - Father and daughter, in turn, approach the groom. 7:39 - Father and daughter has a moment, he might kiss her forehead, she might tell him she loves him. Culminating in.. 7:52 - The father gives the bride away to her groom, possibly a version of the tradition of being walked down the aisle. Bride and groom are smiling at each other, holding both each others' hands. 8:06 - Guest cheers, band starts playing the dance music again, and people start dancing and clapping. Bride and groom laughs together. 8:21 - Bride and grooms joins into the crowd, dancing with each other and the wedding carries on in merriment.
@@timothysica2366 lol people like you is what keeps music industry dying... LMAO other things are much expensive. Yet why to spend money when you can hear it for free... the beauty of music.
I’m not even a music student, I know nothing about music or how to read, I know next tot nothing in the world of the classical genre, but this was still a joy to me :)
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"Alex Lamotte was ... is 17"
When you're used to playing dead composer pieces
Hopefully Alex Lamotte is still alive by now
Alex Lamotte's YT account just blew up.
Ha ha ha ! True :)
LOL 😂😂😂
@@tassoskard8157really off topic but your comment translates to “Hahaha! Threaten :)” so that had me laughing for a while
"I saw a B-natural and I panicked"- that should be on a shirt.
Wait till you see a B sharp!
Brilliant
Speaking as a trombonist this is very true...
😂
The life of a flute player
"dude they're getting younger"
- every classical musician ever, terrified of prodigies
i'll go so far to say this applies to everyone relatively ok at anything
@@featheringivory3579 Not rlly
As a self taught musician, i'm extremely jealous of classically trained musicians, but who isn't jealous of prodigies?
same go for scientist, here i am siting terrified of the 16 years old dude with 200 papers and 3 books (exaggerated)
@@Andrew-cm6nk no I am😂😂
I can't believe Alex, Jake and Chloe came up with those compositions at 17, 15 and 13 respectively. That's incredible.
Really mature sense of phrasing and articulation. It would nice if Brett and Eddy graciously put a link in the description to purchase sheet music of two set fans' compositions.
Today’s the day I learned that Mirror Duets exist.
Right?!?🤗 I had no idea it existed and now all I want to do is play around and experiment until I come up with something cool!
yess!
And composed by 13
Same
Samee
jokes aside
not only their sight-reading skills but also their ensemble skills are amazingg
that’s what i was thinking. they’re sightreading these difficult pieces almost perfectly. i’d mess up so much lmao
Right? I’m always blown away at their ensemble skills. Chamber music requires a skill set of its own, and they make it look and feel natural and fluid. I’ve never felt good at it! Have you seen their video 10 Levels of Violin Duets and the videos of them playing in a string quartet on Eddy’s channel? They’re all awesome. Out of all of their videos, I’ve probably watched their Duets video the most.
@@melanielee6944 yepp ikr! i already watched like all their videos and i can see that they always nailed any sight-reading scores. and yep bros for lyfe, they always sound amazing together!
5:03 how in sync they were.,,
and for the piece the alex guy made
1:46 The Sacrilegious Piece by Jorhe Goncalves
3:53 The Ling Ling spirit by Richard O'Shaughnessy
6:03 The Countryside Wedding Rigaudon by Alex LaMotte
9:35 A Sacrilegious, Interesting Villain by Jake Thomas
12:05 A Mirror Duet by Chloe Bakeroot
No need to thank me.
Thank you, though.
the real mvp
Jorge
@@O_Tucano Gonçalves
the ling ling spirit one is the one that keeps me going back to this vid idk why lmao
I love that Chloé actually drew the scale and the notes and didn't use a program. It gives it a special something I feel.
tru 🥺
Yes
is no one going to talk about how chloe was 13 when she wrote that mirror duet
while im the same age as her but just started theory...
Im 13 and i just know how to play twinkle, twinkle, little star in piano, but the easy way
I'm sure people really enjoy her piece too, like the talk about the eye-opening MIRROR PIECE (omg love it and I replayed like 5 times) and comments about how she's THIRTEEN and her insane talent
When I was 13 I was still reading Wattpad fan fiction about anime👁👄👁
@@majomuniz3670 when I was 7 I know how to play twinkle twinkle little star in piano, and now I'm 17, still the same 🤣
Chloe at 13 : mirror duet
*me at 13 :* _the mitochondria is the power house of the cell_
Lysosomes are the suicide bags of the cell
@@tweshasaini7957 spoken like a genius indeed
t h e n u c l e u s i s t h e b r a i n o f t h e c e l l
that's what we were taught at school, no its actually the abdominal fat of the cell lol
tru tru
nice pfp
I see u are also a fan of Boyinaband, the TH-camr who posts a video around every 5 months (I’m joking don’t kill me)
Petition to make a series of playing Fans’ Musical Compositions
Signed
I think they should hold a competition
YES! I LOVED this!!
Yes please!
yes please I love this one
the first piece ("the sacrilegious piece) actually sounded pretty cool and lively
its such a vibe to me honestly
agreed i would like to hear it without eddy and brett noises
Kinda wanted Brett to get challenged more in the sacrilegious piece.
True
This piece has been stuck in my head since I first heard it.
From time to time I come back to this video to enjoy this beautiful piece
Okay so no one gonna talk about how some of these actually deserve a official studio version
I'd would honestly love that 3rd piece for a wedding or an event of some kind. If there was a studio version I'd definetly buy it.
@@Burning0Lilac Alex Lamotte has a spotify where you can find the piece!! idk if it's on any other streaming sites though
th-cam.com/video/nUZ-PfXkRDM/w-d-xo.html Countryside Rigadoon ~ Alex LaMotte
La Motte's is the best.
I mean I don’t want to shamelessly self promote...but I do :D Check “ erenstar “ on TH-cam if you want, I compose music as well!
I'm so proud of Chloé! She's my best friend and we played her piece together for the fans performances. Eddy played Chloés part and Brett played mine. I hope they will review our performance of the mirror duet
Wow
That's so cool! Congrats to you and your friend.
Ah this comment needs more attention!
That's so cool! You both must work very hard! Please pass my admiration to Chloe as well, she created something truly beautiful and I'd love to get my hands on a copy of it being played for my regular playlist!
That’s so amazing! Do you have a TH-cam channel or an Instagram account where you post your playing?
"You know they're good composers when you can't pronounce their last name"
-Eddy, 2020
Mozart and Beethoven: *Are we a joke to you?*
@@latt1n668 Most people pronounce them wrong
Angry Mario mosart and beathoven
BSKVDKDVDBFJJD i read this right as he said it
i posted it first :/
The fact that Chloe's was handwritten was just so cute, and also amazing because how the heck do you plan a MIRROR duet???
Chloe is idk probably W.A.Mozart's daughter or something . IDK lol
eddy: alex lamotte was- is 17!!
theyre too used to dead classical composers XD
ikr? Also...800 likes, no comments. i n t e r e s t i n g
@@none_i5316 oh wow i didnt even realize it got this many likes, but anyway thanks for taking the time to comment, this is aMaZiNg
EllO person
꧁ ᒪᗴΔ卄 ꧂ why hello
1:46 The Sacrilegious Piece by Jorge Goncalves
3:53 Richard O'Shaughnessy
6:03 Alex Lamotte
9:35 A Sacrilegious, Interesting Villain by Jake Thomas
12:05 Chloe Bakeroot's Mirror Piece
Thank you very much
You're doing god's work😂
Someone get this comment to the top for everyone to see-
Mantap
Thanks~!! 👍
Alex LaMotte, if you're reading this;
Yes. Big great yes.
Your comment is right under his!
Thank you
1.7K likes but only 2 comments? This is a masterpiece
Yep. That piece is gorgeous.
fr, what a beautiful piece
The Ling Ling piece is BRILLIANT I NEED AN OFFICIAL RELEASE
For-ty ho-ur ling ling chal-lenge!
REALL
realest
yes please
1:47 Jorge Gonçalves - The Sacrilegious Piece
3:54 Richard O'Shaughnessy - Ling Ling
6:01 Alex LaMotte - Rigadoon "Countryside wedding"
9:35 Sir. Thomas Jakuus - A Sacrilegious, Interesting Villain
12:05 Chloé Bakeroot - Der Spiegel / The Mirror Duet
Thank you!
Thanks!
+
Bless you
Thanks!
I think our school will freak out over the fact that Mr O’Shaughnessy got featured
I hope so; his piece was cool. He deserves it!
We need more of this story
Please update about him
tell us more! hahaha
😃
this video is just brett and eddy flexing their sight-reading skills on us for 14 mins straight
ikr XD
Not for 14 minutes, but for 13:53 minutes!
@Rose granger they just round it off ~
~
@@jesialeahchavez9682 sorry that was my ocd
@@rosegranger2872 😐
Is it just me or did Richard O`Shaughnessy`s piece just blow my mind on how beautiful it is?! It's so beautiful played on violin!!
It's amazing and I cant stop listening to it😭
IKRRR, i really like the boost of serotonin- i can’t explain it
it sounds like a movie intro/fight scene somehow
Same.
I know! I felt so good listening to it and got goosebumps
It’s initially wild to me that they can sight read these pieces so well no matter how complicated they seem, but then I remember that they’re actually professional violinists, not just two dudes who have a TH-cam channel.
Sammy Darling and because they practice
@@man-sb4gs 40hours a dayyyyyy
@@saa1going just like ling ling
@@manasakaguchi lol
Ling Ling give blessing
Just a reminder that Brett and Eddy are actually ridiculously good at violin.
They are really, really, ridiculously good loo.... at violing.
Yeah sometimes I forget because they are always messing around
That's because of the 40 hours practice
As if they don’t prove that in every video lol
Every time I watch one of these videos I am still stunned by their sheer awesomeness
They need to learn Alex's piece. I think its fair to say we all want to hear this performed properly...
Have to! I'd purchase it!
Yes please!
They have to play it SERIOUS
I would happily pay to hear it.
I believe that it’s on his TH-cam: th-cam.com/video/nUZ-PfXkRDM/w-d-xo.html
as someone who can't play an instrument, this is genuinely mind blowing. These are beautiful!!!!!!!!!!
Start, there is a Chinese proverb that says the best time to plant a tree was twenty years ago, the second best time is now.
You don't need to be the best, there will always be a Ling Ling that is better than you so focus on yourself and doing the stuff you like.
@@Perrirodan1 you're right! and :) i am trying to pick up the guitar
@@aligoeswest good luck! I hope that goes well for you!! : )
@@aligoeswest Great have fun! Practice fourty hours a day and it's in the bag :)
@@aligoeswest How goes it?
I always forgot how lots of Twoset's fans are probably professional musicians and music students, i just assumed ppl are like me who can't even sightread and only shed on the violin
Bruh i haven't seen a real life violin
I’m just regular person too xD
@@goodguywithagun8880 same
@@goodguywithagun8880 i learned twinkle twinkle little star and ode to joy whilst drunk... i don't think it sounded good but i had a blast. Would recommend it.
10/10
I played the violin for like 3 months but quit because I couldn’t understand how to read sheets 😃
Their sightreading skill is no joke. epic.
You know why?
Its because they practised 40 hours a day.
0:38 "the amount of talent in this room is astronomical"
Brett and Eddy: the only people in the room
Seriously underrated, I thought the same thing 😂
@@tommasogiancaterino8188 why is every comment on TH-cam underrated?
@@trickytreyperfected1482 because they are
Hey, you know, you really should be practicing
@@earliertripod4534 what about you, you are here writing replies go practice
I always wanted to play violin as a child unfortunately I never did. At 44 years old I watched one of your videos and became inspired by you both. My Husband perched a student’s violin for me as an early Birthday gift. With the help of your videos to help me get over myself. I have been playing my violin for two months now. I wanted you both to know how much your videos mean to me.
I’m hoping to be good enough in a year or so to play violin at our senior center next holiday season.
Thanks so very much for the inspiration.
From Alaska
Sincerely Wendy
im so happy for u 🥺 hope ur doing well!
Keep learning! You are amazing :D
How is your violin playing coming Wendy? Did you accomplish your goal of playing at your senior center?
@@TheRoyalArmyOfOz
The people NEED to know !
That's a beautiful and heart touching story, Wendy! Maybe you can do your own TH-cam one day?
there are people like Jorge Goncalves who can write music like that, there are peple like brett and eddy who can sightread that and there are people like me who miss their mouth when they are drinking water so that it runs down my neck
I can compose music and I spill water on myself. What the heck am I?
Bushwhacker 1278 an uncoordinated person with extreme musical talent?
Kanye Fuller true
Bushwhacker 1278 a unicorn 🦄
"and that, as much as anything else led to my drinking problem"
"You guys are the most talented subscribers ever"
me who has never even touched or played a violin before:👁️👄👁️
😂😂 same
here just bcs there's a chance I can become worthy by blending with talented people
Gilian that’s big brained
I played violin for like 3 years back in primary, but since then I haven’t touched it.
They are talking about the music pieces...
The piece at 5:45 from Alex, really did something special to my soul. All I need is a dance partner for this.
its the one at 7:22 for me
I am so honored that you guys chose to perform my composition. You guys are the best! Thank you so much!!! 6:00 :)
Your composition is sooo beautiful
It was my favorite for sure!
Loved it
I loved it! Especially the tone you set, perfect! I would love to play something you wrote!
Mad respect!
1:46 The Sacrilegious Piece by Jorhe Goncalves
3:53 The Ling Ling spirit by Richard O'Shaughnessy
6:03 The Countryside Wedding Rigaudon by Alex LaMotte
9:35 A Sacrilegious, Interesting Villain by Jake Thomas
12:05 A Mirror Duet by Chloe Bakeroot
Thanks mate
@@Velocitist welcome
It’s Jorge Gonçalves
Thanks so much! You are a god send
@@AleaRandomAm THE JORGE GONCALVE!!!!!!!
Lamotte's piece is definitely giving me happy countryside Violet Evergarden vibes ❤️
omg yes 💗
The anime? Yes❤️
Exactly❤
I just finished the new movie three days ago and I’m still crying eyes out for how beautifully they finished the series...it’ll always be my favorite anime
Alex was actually in my Youth Orchestra. We played a piece that he composed at the concert. The best part is, he plays Viola. Lol
7:18 the guy who composed this is destined to be a well known composer
Thanks “Breddy” (that’s short for Brett and Eddy) for choosing my piece. I am honoured to have my piece played and to be featured alongside such amazing composers. WOW!
Your piece was awesome! Great job
Does it have a name?
He’s the one who did ‘ling ling’
Where they had to sing
I loved your ‘Ling Ling’ piece!!! It was cool and humourous! 😄
I loved your piece! Great humor, and the contrasting melodies were beautiful. It was so satisfying to listen to them come together at the end.
I bet the student who introduced you to TwoSet is really proud of you. Congrats! You're officially the coolest music teacher in the world. 👍
SHE WAS THIRTEEN WHEN SHE WROTE A MIRROR DUET ??! THAT IS FREAKING INSANE IDEK HOW ONE WOULD GO ABOUT WRITING A MIRROR DUET OHMYGLOB
It's not that hard
@@Mypeenorhurt ok
It's hard, but not impossible. If they're composing pieces, especially at that age, they obviously have an extremely good grasp on composing and know the ins and outs and tricks. It's impressive regardless
(400th like)
when i was thirteen i was still trying to keep myself alive with all the stupid crap i was doing.
i jumped off a 10metre high tree at thirteen and this kid made a mirror duet.
i was a stupid child
someone's gonna play Alex's piece at their wedding in the future no doubt 😂
Me :))
I wish I wasn’t married so I could have that piece at my wedding. Maybe me and my husband have to redo our wedding. :)
I would ask someone to play it in my future wedding owo
@@xandraxandra1437 I think it good for the anniversary song too >
I will have it on my future wedding 😂
I loved Alex LaMotte's piece! It really evokes the image of the country dance mentioned in the notes. I hope Alex continues to compose and also maybe publishes the piece sent in? I want it
We’re actually playing his piece in orchestra! It’s arranged for orch (obvi) and has optional harp accompaniment.
"You know they're good composers when you can't pronounce their last names"
wise words from wise people
Yeah lmfao
@@heyytheree composers and musicians are different though ;P
john williams is pissed
LOL True AF
Just like you know they're a smart scientist, if they have a German accent!
the moment you realize how talented this community is
me: sighs in big shame
Ikr, I feel like everyone is so talented and then I don’t even play an instrument lmao
@@izanagi5136 Same 😢
@@izanagi5136 maybe you can draw or some thing else?
@@izanagi5136 talent is found in everything you do. You may not play an instrument but maybe you are really talented at something else
Same
One day, Alex LaMotte's piece will be performed world wide and will go down in history for sure. I cannot wait to hear and see this happening.
IT'S SO GOOD!!!
Super amazing!!!! XO
For real! His was my favorite of all the selections, but the final piece was also very impressive.
I was listening to it when i saw this.
I want it played at my wedding lol 😂
We’re actually playing Alex’s piece in orchestra for our concert! The talent twoset fans have is amazing.
is there footage of it? would love to hear it!
This Alex LaMotte guy should very well be about famous now. His composition was soooo cool.
Tomás de Lima Freitas agreed, he’s a very good friend of mine and he plans on continuing music! (Remember me when you’re famous, Alex 😂)
@@Moeboat73 cool to have a talented friend! And your last line though hahahaha 😅💕
Me too Emily he's too famous for us 🥺
Emily Rowe, Tell your friend that they need to copyright this piece ASAP! It’s definitely good enough to be a popular performance piece for students or even just as an enjoyment piece, and he can claim both distribution and performance royalties from that. I don’t know much about the process in the US though, nevertheless I hope he continues composing things.
It's so beautiful i cried a lil bit :'D
ALEX LAMOTTE IS A GENIUS. WE NEED MORE OF HIS MUSIC. That piece....the inspiration was clear. I could literally picture the scene in my head. When music can put feelings in your heart and pictures in your head that's how you KNOW it's more than good. It's even beyond amazing. And to the other composers, just....wow! So many gems out there. They all need to keep on making music because they've just.....they've got something real special.
Wow I feel u bro its was beautiful!!
He is on Spotify!
He’s the comment before u
Where is Alex I need that piece for my vow renewal!
I literally teared up a little bit hearing it.
1. Jorge Gonçalves - "The Sacrilegious Piece" (01:46)
2. Richard O'Shaugnessy - "Ling-Ling" (03:54)
3. Alex LaMotte - "Countryside Rigadoon" (06:03)
4. Jake Thomas (Sir Thomas Jakuus) - "A Sacrilegious, Interesting Villain" (09:35)
5. Chloé Bakeroot - "Mirror Duet" (12:05) *
* twoset didn't show the name of the piece
The title of Alex's piece is "Countryside Rigadoon" :)
woah thanx
A sacrilegious interesting villain we pretty fire
*Jorge Gonçalves
You missed 6. Everyone - "we want more"! (13:54)
Every person who’s work is featured should immediately add “Written compositions performed to millions of people worldwide” to every resume they submit.
Other twoset fans: amazing musicians, and composers that Ling Ling would be proud of
Me: miRrOr dUetS eXisT?
LMAO biiiig mood right here
Yeah genius right? Total respect!!
Yes, Mozart wrote one mirror piece, I think he is the first but I'm not sure.
Videlina Violon i was literally today years old when I found out mirror duets exist and how incredibly talented a person is to make something like that👁👄👁
I can’t even do basic equations in my head and they’re composing forward and backward
Indeed, I imagine that it is really not simple. I play the violin but I never tried to compose a music. It's always impressive when you don't know how to do it. Sorry my English is not very good I am French.
Alex Matotte at 17: Composes beautiful piece for Twoset to play
Me at 17: Watching Twoset instead of practising
SOOOOO RELATABLEEE!!!
meanwhile me at 27: can't even read sheet music properly
I loved their piece! If you're reading this, you're a legend
Watching Twoset = Practising
LaMotte, LaMota, TheWeed
"They just keep getting younger!"
*10 minutes later*
"My name is Bob Sjenrnjfjrk and I am a fetus. I wrote this peice 2 weeks ago, 30 minutes after conception."
Lol 😂
I am Jimmy timmie wimmie steamie and I am a freshly fertilised cell that was fertilised a second ago. Today, I will be performing La campanella and some of my own pieces and symphonies that I composed
What time
@@dreamsoftheilluminated5158 It's pronounced Mozart. Or Mendelssohn. That one really scares me.
"Bob Sjenrnjfjrk" lol with that last name he will surely become a great composer
I absolutely love how half the comments are praising Brett and Eddy for being so skilled at reading and execution. While the others are praising those who wrote the compositions. I love this fan base man ❤️❤️❤️
If you had this question: "Does Alex LaMotte have an a Spotify?", the answer is yes.
Cchalo 9898 yep
Cchalo 9898 He also has a TH-cam channel!
an a
YES? OH MT GOD
Can’t find it
I feel like people only talk about Alex's composition. I think Richard O'Shaughnessy's composition was really beautiful. Like really pretty. Idk but that's my opinion
Edit : Wow, thanks for the likes everyonee
Same
Yeah I liked it the most
Especially the ending part of it
I agree! Was looking for a comment that mentioned his piece
@@rosafunderburg9112 There is just something about that piece that is rlly pretty
Okay, so why is no-one talking about the last piece? A 13-year-old wrote that, in my humble opinion, masterpiece!
Also, you know you've written an *extremely* good piece when the comments talk about you with your last name. Props to LaMotte for that!
Ikr, I’m thirteen myself and it’s just... Jesus
th-cam.com/video/trbMqnHH9N8/w-d-xo.html
MOZART :)
I'm 11 and I don't have any social media. I am the biggest fans of twoset. Yet I can't do anything to get exposed in one of their videos. 🙁😢😢🙁
th-cam.com/video/nUZ-PfXkRDM/w-d-xo.html LaMotte's composition proper that he uploaded
I shed a few years during LeMotte's piece lmao. These people are so talented especially at such a young age. I remember writing my first piece at the age of 11 and having a neighboring highschool play it for competition. I've been playing since 3rd grade but recently stopped due to pressure but for some reason this really made me want to play again. Loved each and every composition.
Definitely start again if it’s something you love! I’ve been thinking about picking up flute again just because I miss playing it
please play again. you are so talented!
@@von0312 Thank you! Thank you both for that encouragement. I'm really focused on my career in engineering right now but will for sure continue playing as a hobby. My birthday is next week so I'm hoping to get myself a violin as a me to me gift me 😅
@@NumbNutt wow! i wish you tye best in your career ❤️ my birthday is next week too. 😊 mine is saturday, your's?
@@von0312 Ah sorry for a very late reply. Happy New Years btw. My birthday was on December 5th
That Belgian 13-year-old girl made me realized that Mozart's heiress is still alive hahaha
Me too! A mirror piece?? Never heard of something like that
And now imaging writing one on your own while you're 13
Jesus christ what kind of 13 year old can write that. Any self esteem I had has been totally anhilated today.
I eat food
@@TheRat1 same
What-
"You guys are the most talented subscribers ever"
*Cries in can't even do vibrato*
Don't feel alone. I can't do vibrato either!
Me neither. Btw I'm a moa are u?
Me neither: that's why I (try to) play Barocco's pieces! 🤣
Actually I'm studying "The guardian angel", a passacaglia composed by Biber and... it's a little bit hard piece, but I don't give up!
(sorry for my simple English)
I can't either. I've been playing since 2003.
I played the violin for 6 years (havent touched it in more than 4) yet I never managed to do it during that entire time.
can you guys practice and re-play the alex lamotte pièce properly ? Like if you agree
Upvote
Please!!!
Push it up
It was *FANTASTIC*
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I can’t believe no one in almost 2 years has mentioned how goddamn adorable it is when they sing “ling ling” together in unison like that 🥹😭
Hey countryside wedding composer.... HIT ME UP. I WANT THAT PLAYED AT MY IMAGINARY WEDDING!!
Yes, we must stop the tyranny of Canon in D by having this at our weddings! ( ｰ̀֊ｰ́ )✧
Mine too, your piece is just too beautiful
Me too!!!!!
I want to second piece altered for an entire orchestra, then they all stop playing and sing 'ling ling' in unison. Would be a beautiful performance.
Dude that might stay a chance to impress lingling
They can all yell out "LINGLING!" at the same time
I want the first one
Oh my gosh YESS!!!
And then there’s this one guy that yells out of tune
IF NO ONE PLAYS LAMOTTE'S PIECE AT MY WEDDING IMMA STOP THE WHOLE THING BEC OH MY GOSH THAT WAS *AMAZING*
(also everyone's compositions are so amazing too im so shook i cant even i honestly wanna hear more)
made me want to get married already... i got the music already, but yet the husband
I know it's absolutely beautiful...one of my new favorites I'd say.
TrueLing Ling wannabes have to have that played at their wedding! And anyone suggesting Canon in D must be excluded from the invitation immediately😁
Can They do a proper Spotify recording of it. Because that will go on my playlist straightaway
I watch this once a week. Don’t call me crazy lol. I LOVE the pieces that so many young and mature musicians come up with these beautiful pieces for everyone to hear. It’s also played beautifully too. Hehe
I would submit it except that I don’t play violin, I can only write for piano. And then I would compose something a la Schoenberg
@@glenngouldschair390 yes you should!! i bet you're amazing :D
When I make pieces I just play random notes and hope it sounds good lmao
On Twitter: “most of your compositions are not playable on the violin😅”
We did it on purpose so they have to pull the viola
Kek
Shauny jimenez aiya very smart
By us 😂
@Shauny Jimenez nice profile pic
never expected really that this twoset community would be this talented. I clicked this video for some laughs but I ended up with goosebumps all over my skin. pieces were very beautiful, and i'm proud of this community, but also terrified how talented these composers are. It really showed me how's like to see/hear real prodigies' world. Just stunned in awe. Thank you twoset and linglings and linglingwannabes.
Even the meme 'song' sounded cool
Same
I’m so proud of this community.
that mirror duet at the end was crazy
You can expect, that it won’t be a shame from the beggining, because I would say that 90 per cent of subscribers of TwoSet has something to do with music.
I feel like LaMotte has to be on the playlist for future TwoSet tours.
Would love to hear more compositions.
i knoww rightt
That composition was amazing!
Omg his piece was amazing! I want it on Spotify!!!!
Second that
Okay, so I'm watching this almost two years later, and the piece at 9:28 is by far one of the coolest things I have heard. Props to you man, for writing such an epic piece! I would also like to mention, the entire piece gives me mad Walking Dead and Last of Us vibes!!
As someone who never in their life studied any kind of music, I am baffled by how complex music sheets are.
Once you learn it it’s fine. For me the only hard things are ledger lines (the notes above or below the lines that just have unconnected lines above/below them) but even that will get better with practice
i've been playing for years and i still get intimidated when i get new sheet music. but its a lot less scarier when you know what all the symbols mean lol
@@waluigg2302 after 4-5 lines I just give up because it's unreadable after that.
@@jmarie2605 not necessarily😂😂 sometimes it's scarier if you know what they mean.
shayan moosavi Me looking at piece, thinking its not that bad. Then I look at the key signature and know im screwed
Alex Lamotte. Genuinely made me feel quite emotional, and you could tell that the guys were well into it.
I really hope someone somewhere uses this piece in a classical concert and promotes such talent. It deserves to be known even beyond the Ling Ling Tribe.
🌻 Eddy and Brett - please practice this lovely piece and perform it in full for us some time, along with your other favourites.
yes, Yes, YES!
Yessss
SO GOOD! give me somewhere to follow this Alex Lamotte
@@Taleofthegreat th-cam.com/channels/77dFDV78dPUYmBwfPmSDXQ.html here's his channel
Signed! Would like to hear a proper version
Remember guys "If you can screw it slowly, you can screw it quickly"
The amount of talent in this video tho..wow
I actually wrote that on purpose, just to try to get them to notice my piece ... I guess it worked, LOL
@@pianojorge Ohh wow a reply from the composer himself...haha yeah it worked, that was a nice strategy and your composition was also very good ;)
11:50 One person reads it forwards the other person reads it backwards
*if you can play it forwards you can play it backwards*
Am I the only one that wants to hear the pieces played after they got actually practiced so that they sound even better than they did here
No
Wat? I actually thought they were already brilliant lol
bread pit yesnt
no you are not. I think so too, so that the pieces could be given due justice
N o p e uwu
Can you imagine if TwoSet didn't exist? All these insanely talented people could never really come together like this 😱
Some of them would, but probably not in this scale...
These pieces may not have the chances to be shown to 500k Ling ling wannabe if TWOset doesn't exist......
I don’t think I want to imagine! This community is so wholesome, I could never find a community like this (Maybe Rays channel) but other than that i don’t think people will ever find a community like this
They might still, but likely they would be easily ignored by the contemporary classical music composing community because it's not up to their "avant-garde good traditionalism bad" standard, if you don't believe me see how they have been trying to dismiss Alma Deutscher as "outdated" or "too traditional/conservative", because how dare she criticizes the avant-garde and other modern stuff that they have an emotional attachment with!
If they can come together slowly, they can come together quickly.
SHE WROTE THE MIRROR PEICE AT THIRTEEN????
Mon dieu, that is absolutely incredible. I’m entirely blown off my feet! XD
“blown off my feet” n’est pas une expression courante en Anglais. 🤔 “Swept off my feet” is a real saying, but it means something very different. “Blown away” is probably what you were going for
@@MacroManatee Mistranslations are often beautiful.
@@megasoctopuslegionofcake6248 Indeed.
@@megasoctopuslegionofcake6248 agreed, and its funny how we cam still understamd understand what blown off my feet means xD
That was super impressive!
My favorite line: Eddie, “Sorry, I saw a B natural and freaked out,” said non chalantly.
Girl: writes a mirror duet at 13
Me: **still struggling to read sheet music at 13**
Same but I’m 15 QvQ
Edit: I am 16 now lmao
Sameeee
Me but I'm nearly 17 😂
*still struggles reading sheet music for 3 years*
Bruhhh .....i'm 23 and I've been in chorus and orchestra for 10 years and I still struggle to read treble clef lmao
As a 13 year old composer, respect to Chloe Bakeroot. I can't even fathom trying to make a mirror duet.
MOZART ! th-cam.com/video/trbMqnHH9N8/w-d-xo.html
Get out of your box and share
I can’t even fathom to write *anything*
I'm 15 and can't even fathom correctly
I can’t even fathom composing anything ;-;
Alex Lamotte's piece was lit af. It was my favourite piece. 17 years old and already making such fun pieces. Damn!!!
The Mirror Piece by Chloè was also really interesting. Until today I honestly had never heard of something like this. That's really a very interesting concept and 1 must be really skilled to make a good mirror piece. Kudos to you Chloè.
PS: I bet all the dislikes are from Viola Gang and Davie504 who made multiple fake accounts to dislike this video. 😂
I love Alex Lamotte's piece! Kind of really want it to be properly record so I can listen over and over again XD
People came up with these compositions in A WEEK?! Damn. It took me 2 weeks to compose a piece for my GCSE exam and it wasn't anywhere close to as complex as these beautiful pieces!
Wow but imagine a TwoSet tour where all audiences can submit their compositions by putting them in a special box when they're entering the concert hall, then there's a special segment where Eddy and Brett will pick a couple of compositions to sightread. That would be awesome!
damn. this is actually such a good idea, I hope it doesn't get buried in the comments!
+1
“You know they’re good musicians when you can’t pronounce their last name.”
-Eddy
2020
When the composer is the son of Principal O-Shag-Henessey
spell r-e-d
That’s totally true! 😂
people can't spell my last name when i say it out loud, is it the same?
Damnit, my name's Crew...
This has got to be one of the coolest and sweetest things y'all could've done for us!
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
I’m so glad they didn’t delete this video 😢😢😢 I wish they did more fan composition videos ❤❤❤
Jorge Gonçalve - the sacrilegious piece
1:47
Richard O’Shaughnessy
3:54
Alex LaMotte - countryside rigadoon
6:04
Jake Thomas - A sacrilegious, interesting Villain
9:36
Chloé Bakeroot - mirror duet
12:05
THANKS MATE
Honestly I loved them all, my favorites were Jorge’s and Alex’s
Jorge's last name is pronounced Gon-Salve btw :D its french I think
@@tteee7241 No, It's a Brazilian (or spanish) name
@@GabrielePadovani oh i saw the C had a little tail so i instantly thought french lol sorry
*Hey where’d the original comment go?*
To be fair, I had to pause the video at that moment to recover from the genius.
Another ship, eh? I’m in 😂
CHARLES THE FRENCHHHHHHHH
Am I right?
D O N T G I V E T H E M
I D E A S
Come on, y'all. Don't ship real people when you can make OCs inspired by them
This shows that Twoset looks at our responses and truly cares for us fans 😍 RESPECT.
Well said 👍👍 :)
@@etha8045 agreed
@@Hourmongous 👍👍
Although I'm not a violinist, but I love seeing them playing their fans piece. Maybe it thatone of the way how they appreciate their fans. #greetingfrommalaysia
We protecc
we attacc
but most importantly we got twoset’s bacc
The music teacher "ling ling" piece is really cool. You should honestly record and put out a release with some of these
They can sight-read a song almost perfectly with a difficulty level that would take me a couple months for me to barely play
No problem! Just keep at it!
*piece
Ling Ling had always dictated, "Need more practice"
I would love a Spotify playlist of Twoset playing these fans' compositions.
That would be so awsome!
ooooh pleeeeease pleeeease pleeeease make this a thing!!!! I'd listen to all of it!
Oh my gosh yes
Yes please!!!
When you're 4 minutes into the video, listening to Richard O'Shaughnessy's piece and thinking that "wow, there must be some comedy action in here too, because SURELY it can't get better?"
AND THEN ALEX LAMOTTE COMES ALONG.
*FOLLOWED BY CHLOÉ BAKEROOT, WHO IS C-L-E-A-R-L-Y MOZART REINCARNATE.*
(But honestly, the bit about Alex's inspiration was amazing; just that little prompt of "hillside wedding" made me conjure up VIVID mental images to the music.
6:04 - The band (in slightly mismatch-y white shirts and brown waistcoats) starts playing while the wedding guests are still laughing and eating.
6:06 - Someone starts the dancing, and more and more guests are pulled onto their feet, tables are shuffled away.
6:18 - Everyone is up, dancing a folk dance in rings or in pairs; clearly a dance everyone knows and likes, possibly one where you shuffle partners.
7:10 - The bride ends up dancing with her father, and the music slows down a little.
7:16 - The wedding guests slows down around them, and then stops to take a step back and make some space.
7:19 - The groom is shuffled to the front of the crowd, approaching his bride.
7:29 - Father and daughter, in turn, approach the groom.
7:39 - Father and daughter has a moment, he might kiss her forehead, she might tell him she loves him. Culminating in..
7:52 - The father gives the bride away to her groom, possibly a version of the tradition of being walked down the aisle. Bride and groom are smiling at each other, holding both each others' hands.
8:06 - Guest cheers, band starts playing the dance music again, and people start dancing and clapping. Bride and groom laughs together.
8:21 - Bride and grooms joins into the crowd, dancing with each other and the wedding carries on in merriment.
I couldn't help but say how amazing and kindhearted you are, and I love love LOVE your descriptions! Thank you!!!
@@AlexLaMotte Your piece was insane! I'd pay for music like that if I had money. Any chance you'll be posting a recording of it somewhere?
@@AlexLaMotte I loved your piece so much! It made me feel really happy and I nearly started dancing
@@timothysica2366 lol people like you is what keeps music industry dying... LMAO other things are much expensive. Yet why to spend money when you can hear it for free... the beauty of music.
Love it!
I’m not even a music student, I know nothing about music or how to read, I know next tot nothing in the world of the classical genre, but this was still a joy to me :)
I propose Richard O'Shaughnessy's piece become the official TwoSet intro song. Do I hear any seconds?
"LInG lINg~"
I second this!
I third that :D
I 4th this
I FORTY THIS (TIMES 10)
I don't know the number this
That music teacher did a hell of a job on that ling ling piece holy crap. Beautiful execution
I think his kid might play at my hockey rink
thousandth like a year later lol
Absolutely agree with you. Ling Ling and it's great to know there are teachers out there passionate and qualified for their job. Ling Ling
Me before seeing this video- I don’t really wanna get married
Me when I heard Alex’s and Chloe’s piece-I WANNA THAT SONG TO BE AT MY WEDDING
YEEES OMG
I personally want the BAE song. But this too
Dude and the person was 17 too...
You can play it on your birthday
I want that song to be played when I'm in a coma.
dude, the writing of the girl in 12:04 is brighter than my future...
If it was me : time to compose the most annoying piece ever
Twoset : *sightreads it like a pro*
Me : *TRIGGERED*
That's because they literally _are_ pros
Yes, yes they are