We Learn Flute in Spanish
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“How often do we breathe?”
“When you need to, breathe.
When you don’t need to, also breathe.”
Words of wisdom. 👁👄👁
😂
As a woodwind player on saxes, flutes and bassoon, I can agree that we should constantly breath. Practice technique to breath through nose, with reed instruments it’s a bit harder)
@aurasan_ yeah man those rests make it so difficult to breathe😑
@aurasan_ I don’t think you realized but I was joking.
I usually breath (when there aren’t any rests) at the end of phrases. However, sometimes I can’t because some phrases are like 2-3 lines long and I’m sorry but My lungs aren’t that amazing so I wing it. Has worked so far. Courtesy of piano becuase it’s probably the main reason I can guess where to breathe and not have anyone notice too much
When you’re Spanish so you understood absolutely everything and laughed at them struggling 😂
Yo jajajaja
yeahhhh para mi era tan raro cuz se supone q im not understanding shit like them pero entendía todo, mi bilingual brain estuvo at its best en este video JSKJSKSJS
+1
Entender lo que dicen hablado but reading the cc anyways
Cheers Spanish brothers, as an Italian I understood most of it too 😂
Can we just recognize how good of a teacher this guy is? They're actually learning the flute just based on a few words they can recognize and body language.
FOR REAL.
Context is everything
People from the south of Europe generally have quite vigorous gestures.
Y, IKR. I'm so glad that someone's finally not Asian!:)
They learn some italian from music theory.
As a flute player and a native Spanish speaker, this made my day a MILLION times better
Same
Same
Same here!
Same!
Same!
Learning the flute AND spanish, what an educational channel.
So many viewers are now motivated to practice both, such as I
Muy educativo
@@deathsshadow855 Si, increibile!
Same here, but learning English and fllute 😂
Learning the flute IN spanish lol
Guys as an native Spanish speaker you don't have an idea of how nice is to see my favorite youtubers speaking (or at least trying lol) my language. One of my favorite videos so far. Thank you so much!! :3
Samee
SIIII, ESTOY MÁS QUE DE ACUERDO >W
Re same, ni bien vi que habia salido el video tuve que verlo xD
Es el mismo para mi
Lo mismo pienso. Amé este video!
As a wind player, I get an insane amount of joy out of watching them constantly run out of breath.
Same
Oh most definitely, I've been playing for 5 years and I still kind of struggle lol
As brass same bc developing a very large lung capacity is really nice and the first time you play is prob gonna be like them
ME TOO HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA
Breathing is overrated 😂
For non-Spanish speakers: "Don Roberto" is like saying "Mister Roberto" in Spanish, but instead of using his last name, you use his first name. It's a way of addressing a man in a friendly way, while being polite and respectful at the same time (if you wanted to be formal, then you would use his last name, preceded by "Señor")
What does preceded mean?
@@ruthb.s.9346 He wanted to say if you want to be formal you have to say first "Señor" and then add the last name. For example "Señor Torres", "Señor Anderson" and so on
Didn't know that, thanks for the fun fact (୨୧ ❛ᴗ❛)✧
@@ruthb.s.9346 Sorry, to precede something means to come before it (so basically, you say "Señor" before the last name). So, if his last name were, let's say "Gonzalez," instead of saying "Don Roberto," you would say "Señor Gonzalez."
Don goes with the first name better. Roberto o Señora Catalina.
Señor goes with surnames. I'm spanish speaker. Lovely video!
As a professional flutist I have to say that Brett has actual talent for playing the flute.
As a professional flautist, you are so damn right
as a highschool band flautist, I second
As a college orchestral flautist, I third
as an elementary school flautist, I fourth
Yep, definitely
They're on a journey to master every instrument ever exists.
That was deep lol
I can´t wait for them to learn classic guitar
Can't wait for them to learn tuba and trumpet.
In the end, they become Lingling.
And every language
Honestly so impressed with Brett being able to make a sound so quickly! I played for about 13 years and taught a couple beginners at one point, and just making a sound could take some of them a longggg time
I have never successfully made a sound with a flute.
But then, I can't whistle either. Idk, my lips are broken or something 😅
I love just handing my flute over to my friends and then just saying to them "make a sound." Its so hilarous to watch them try 🤣
Took me like 2 months to actually make my first sound
Ok to be fair i was 6-
It took me about 3 hours of just blowing at it to finally get a sound lol. Day 4 of learning and I can play about 7 notes so far lol.
@@Exayeviesameee
"Eddy's soul has left the chat." That had me in stitches. Super entertaining video as someone who as played the flute for many years.
Brett is such a prodigy! He mastered the Flute quickly, and eventually understanding the Spanish easily. What can't this man do? Age, apparently. Happy Birthday, Brett! you don't look a day over 20.
I think he looks 16
No perfect pitch unfortunately 😬😬😬
this man can also summon the demon without even trying!!
i thought u were going to say he couldn’t find the hole lololol 💀
I don’t think there’s such a thing as ‘mastering’ an instrument
He can teach them to play the flute without speaking the same language. What a great teacher!
What great students ! I can't believe they managed to produce such a sound while understanding so little of the instructions. Especially Brett, the way he played was impressive for a beginner ! 😮
What a great video! I get entertained and educated even though the instructor speak a different language and hardly connected with brett and eddy
What a great comment section! Everybody appreciates different aspects of the video and doesn't want to leave anybody out! 😂❤️
@@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia I have a feeling Brett understood more than Eddy. Maybe he can master both flute and Spanish.
@@xandraxandra1437 Our bois are multi-talented. 😄
Que bien se siente por fin poder dejar un comentario en español.
No sé qué es más impresionante, que hayan podido entender tan rápido o que les haya enseñado de una forma en la que incluso sin hablar el idioma haya podido enseñarles tan bien.
Amo mucho ver tanto fandom hispanohablante. Mucho amor para Eddy y Brett y para todos los que seguimos este canal luchando por entender el acento australiano
Verdad que sii?! No pensé que el fandom hispanohablante fuera tan grande :0
Y sí, su acento australiano me encanta pero al principio sí es un poco complicado acostumbrarse. Después de varios años viendo sus videos uno ya los entiende mas :3
creo que pueden entender el español tanto porque la música normalmente esta en italiano y los dos idiomas son muy parecidos
@@CarbonBakes sisisi, lo mismo pensaba, por ejemplo, el fuerte con forte
A veces yo también lucho por entender el acento australiano y yo hablo inglés de mi primero idioma. Pero lo me gusta mucho. Y el español que yo aprendí es de Sudamérica entonces luché por entender Don Roberto. Este video fue una experiencia de aprender en cada camino, los dos idiomas y la flauta.
(Lo siento si mi español no es bueno, no lo hablo fluente)
Mi video favorito por mucho :D fue muy gracioso
Brett looks like a devoted big brother who swiftly helps his lil brother who is having trouble learning new instrument. How sweet.
By the way, happy B-day to Brett!
Eddy always plays p or pp. So soft. 🤣 Eddy's breath left the chat.
As a flautist I'm impressed at how fast they were able to make a sound and play with control at the end, especially Brett! What a great instructor too! Hope they choose to pick up the flute and continue practicing, they got a lot of potential :)
Same! I'm a clarinet player I was literally in shock on how fast they picked the instrument up-
I was laughing so much at how breathless they got XD Welcome to the woodwind club. I'd love to hear them play more of the flute because tone quality seems to much easier to achieve- Also a very pretty instrument
Same, when I first started to play the flute it took me a good 20 minutes to get a sound out of it
Same here!
Same for me! I started playing the flute three years ago and I can remember how it was just starting with it. The sound Brett has after just a few minutes is so surprisingly good! It was a real pleasure to watch it and see how they discover the world of flutists
don't forget, this is not the director's cut extended edition.
I like it when you learn instruments in another language. It really feels like music can transcend all language barriers
That’s correct music does transcend all language barriers because music is basically its own language and everyone can enjoy music because it’s so universal. ( Well I know there’s some people who don’t like music though which is socking but it’s their opinion )
I have a feeling that Brett understood more than Eddy.
then you look at videos like this and realise you're mistaken 😂😂
@@panabefamily4432 How can someone not like music?? It's like saying you don't like to eat to me D: I've even seen deaf people who enjoy music! (clips of a sign interpreter at a concert)
@@unionfire yeah I don’t know why they don’t like music but I guess music is not everyone’s cup of tea
Omg Brett's face when he hit that vibrato was priceless.
And Roberto seems like such a pleasant man!
Then the first person he showed it to was Eddy and his vibrato became even more pretty and clear
Don Roberto is such a good teacher since the language barrier clearly wasn’t a huge issue with his explanations (and TwoSet’s talent)
Don Roberto: Breath when you need to.
Brett's interpretation: *Just don't faint*
Well he's not wrong
Brett is, once again, a prodigy
Brett is honestly blowing me away in this video! When I first learnt the flute I was scared to take it away from my mouth lol
Let's try in french next time boys. :)
CROSSOVER OF THE CENTURY
@@mmk4276 one can dream
As a native French speaker, I would LOVE that ! 😀
Brett got it exactly right: it’s all about control. Don’t try too hard. Don’t push it.
And of course, find the hole. 🤣
Good job, boys!
Haha I laughed too hard at that
Wait.... Dirty mind 😏
yeah true :>
And then he took it even further - “I can teach you” huh 😏
This was both fun and, as someone studying to become a language teacher, pretty valuable. Don Roberto was so good at modeling and providing feedback. Brett and Eddy had occasional trouble with thinking some words were cognates (“With Simply Breathe, you’ll be playing ‘La Notte’ after one week!”), but were able to leverage their music education knowledge. Editor-San was a delight. ¡Gracias!
Yo, Julie! This is the best job in the world, welcome to the language teaching gang :-)
don't quit your day job yet ;-)
simply breathe i'm deceased--
I laughed out loud at "Simply Breathe" this comment is great
Ahhh let's please have Roberto back in the channel
So, I struggle with English most of the times, and I use subtitles sometimes; but watching this video, understanding everything in my own language, relating, and seeing you guys trying it, it's such a beautiful feeling that makes me so happy and glad I'm here in this channel with such a beautiful and TALENTED community 😊💕 Thank you so much guys, I am really happy to exist at the same time as you are guys. ❤️🌞
I find it so funny when they were utterly impressed at the flutist when he played a simple staccato or some "middle high" register. How adorable
As a flautist, I'm really impressed that they managed to get such a nice sound so quickly, esp Brett, although he did have a better flute than Eddy. I feel like flute is one of the harder instruments to get a good, non-airy sound out it.
you should try "ney". A turkish instrument, belive me flute seems like a breeze after that one :)
yeah ive been playing for about 5 1/2 years and my flute sounded REALLY bad and airy until i took it in for maintenance
And Eddy puffing his cheeks so much too. lol
The flute is such a nice instrument!! It's so nice to hear flute solos. Flute, harp, cello, guitar, and piano are my favorite!
Que satisfactorio es saber que hay gente que ve este contenido y que hable español también
Estoy completamente de acuerdo!
Si! Yo antes pensaba que ellos casi no tenían fans hispanohablantes pero al meterme más en el fandom me he dado cuenta que si hay bastantes!!
Sí!
Que lindo ciertamente!
zoy
I laughed so much in this video! Don Roberto is such a friendly teacher - glad to see a member of Singapore Symphony Orchestra featured on Twoset’s video👏🏻! And Brett, if violin doesn’t work out for you, there is always flute😂!
“Oh I didn’t find the hole” 😂 but in all seriousness you guys did a great job like always!❤️
“I can teach you” 😂
@@barathylankeswaran7224 I wonder, if they provide fanfic authors with material on purpose. 🤣
@@paunitka7 😂
When you understand Spanish because it's your mother tongue but still read the subtitles because your brain tells you to xD
I used to play flute and I am INCREDIBLY impressed with Brett!!!!!!!!
I love this!! It was funny seeing Eddy and Brett interpret (and misinterpret) the Spanish explanations. Overall I'm impressed that most things were communicated between Roberto and TwoSet pretty accurately despite the language barrier! Loved Roberto's sense of humour and all the jokes. Always breathe (or simply breathe haha) is a good quote to live by
As someone who has been studying Spanish in school for 8 years, I feel proud that I could understand like 90% of everything he said! Some technical terms were harder but this encouraged me to keep studying, and also maybe start learning the flute too haha
Keep it up! I know spanish can be hard sometimes but it's a very beautiful language!
¡Ánimos, amigo!
Ánimo! Te felicito por tus logros!
Yes, do celebrate your successes! This is awesome! :-)
Oralee, 8 años de aprender español, es de admirarse, en México llevamos esa materia desde primaria hasta prepa y entiendo lo difícil que pueden ser ciertos tiempos en nuestro idioma, lo importante siempre es comunicarnos y felicidades por tu constancia con el idioma español, ¡Ánimo!
Learn the flute... In Spanish!!!
Just kidding! Ánimo en tu aprendizaje, o aprendizajes si te decides por la flauta también.
Mucha paz para todos
Peace for all
Hearing you guys speaking Spanish makes my heart so happy!! You did a great job, both learning the flute and trying to understand what Don Roberto said.
My favourite part: "Ah, si, si" 😂
ALSO HAPPY BIRTHDAY BRETT! WE LOVE YOU!!
As a flautist (not professional) i have to say, theyr doing extremely well for beginners, but i think the fact that they are professional violin players (which is similar in pitch and the concept can be similar) helps a lot, but overall good job Brett and Eddy!
I was kind of hoping Brett would play the flute solo from Tchaikovsky's violin concerto.
Also I loved Brett's natural ability, it was like how Eddie was with the saxophone.
Normalmente escribo en inglés algo como "buen video" y "asombroso" pero en este video me permito explayarme: Brett y Eddy estuvieron encantadores junto con Don Roberto. Me gustó mucho la forma en que les enseñó con palabras y acciones simples y como Brett captaba rápidamente. Eddy tampoco estuvo mal, solo le falta más práctica. Pero lo que más me emocionó fue que entendieran ciertas palabras en español porque se parecen en inglés o al italiano. Muchas gracias por subir contenido tan exquisito y bueno para la sociedad. No me canso de ustedes aunque ya lleve viéndolos un poco más de tres años. Desde que encontré el canal nunca han fallado en hacerme sonreír. Y bueno, ya para terminar sólo quería desearles un Feliz Cumpleaños a ambos en este mes y qué sigan cumpliendo exitosamente los proyectos que se propongan. ¡Son los mejores!
Edit: me equivoqué en el nombre de Don Roberto 🤧
Es Don Roberto, jeje.
No es Arturo😂
Don Roberto, es una chulada para enseñar sin necesidad de que entiendan las palabras. Increíble este video! 🤍
@@AtemYami Ya lo corregí, que pena
@Eva Quintanar
Enjoyed reading your comment very much (with Google translate 😁). It was clear and well spoken; much more than I thought a translated comment would be.
Brett: music prodigy
Eddy: language prodigy
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Brett realmente tiene un talento oculto allí, aprende muy rápido.
Me encanta que hablaran un poquito español, los sentí más cercanos a los fans latinos.
Aun estoy terminando de ver todos sus videos, realmente puedo verlos hasta más de dos veces y divertirme. Gracias Twoset, no solo dan entretenimiento a mi vida, también obtengo conocimiento. :)
I think this teacher's Spanish is the most beautiful version of Spanish I've heard. Love it.
Twoset: *struggling and just understanding some of the words*
Me: *laughs in native spanish speaker*
Ok, but jokes aside, they actually did pretty good :) Greetings from Mexico, los admiro mucho 💖
Yo igual soy de mexicoo
@@ddy.w6362 En serio? Que bueno que no soy la única jajaj
Muchos Laughiosos, ey? Nice.
@@gracemendez9232 me too jaja
“Perfecto”
Brett: _that means good_
*Duolingo been really quiet since then*
Pero que épico, escucharlos en español 😭❤️
40th like 😏
@@brie1512 bestieee aaaa
@@justary_9790 ARYYYYYY
@@brie1512 ❤️❤️❤️❤️
10:33 control your brett
Brett's sound was really nice actually! I'm impressed. Eddy did well too.
As a flautist, this is HILARIOUS! I felt the dizziness as that was how it is when you first start. Ah I should also have tried the tiptoeing method to hit the octaves. HAHA
I love how they throw themselves into every challenge. They always manage to pick the perfect teachers as well
Brett could actually be a talented flute player if he learned! He picked it up so quickly
Brett's "I can teach you" here is the long-awaited sequel to "I'll tune you" in the 'you triangle you lose' video. Eddy's nervous laughter is really something else👀
Finally understand the feeling of non-Chinese and non-Korean speakers when they watch their other videos in Korean and/or Chinese lol It is confusing and hilarious at the same time lol LOVE IT!! Gotta show this to my friends who speak Spanish!!
Porfin algo ei si entiendo XD
And now I understand what korean and chinese speakers feel!! 🤭❤️ This was amazing
@@erickleonardo46 jajaja x2 Aunque poco a poco fui entendiendo su inglés australiano, es siempre reconfortante escucharlo en tu primera lengua
11:00 "Eddy: I can't find the hole
Brett: I can teach you"
Dios es demasiado emocionante por fin ver qué no solo mis creadores de contenido favoritos están aprendiendo mi idioma y que de paso lo están haciendo bien , si no también que hay más Gente hispanohablante que ve su contenido!!
Nos vemos todos en 2023, de más que nos encontramos para el World Tour jsjsjs
10:40 Eddys 'Im so jealous' got me too hard 😂 Great video 😊
I've never played the flute but it seems like the kind of instrument that would be difficult to get any sound from whatsoever in the first lesson. I'm impressed that they did as well as they did! Don seemed to be a wonderful teacher (and his sound was beautiful!)
It very much is. Both from just a technical standpoint, and having the air to do so. Flute takes the most air to play out of literally every other instrument, even voice or tuba. Its no wonder that Brett and Eddy where so short of breath. Its not uncommon to feel like you are going to faint for most of the first few weeks playing.
@@skeleluna04 this is also why in high school when we didn’t have enough brass my band teacher was practically begging the flute second to switch over since we already have to breathe support to play all of them. Also this is how tuba became the third instrument that I learned.
@@herna962 oh yeah that makes sense lol
@Simon McCreath I’d assume that’s mostly an embouchure problem, but it could certainly be a mix of both! Just practice 40hrs a day and I’m sure you’ll get it!!!
The teacher's name is Roberto, not don
Happy 30th Birthday Brett🎉🎉🎉🎉! God's blessing and all the best for you and everything you do. You guys are amazing.
Don Roberto was just playing with them for the Mendelssohn 4 mil concert!
Yep🤧
please continue practicing the flute!! you guys genuinely have so much potential! impressive how both of you managed to get a somewhat decent tone on the flute. especially brett. it looks like he has a natural embouchure!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BRETT
may Ling-Ling shower you with motivation to practice 41 hours a day today ❤️
Brett!!
Happiest birthday to you
You guys are literally the most beautiful ❤️
Hardworking and dedicated people ever ...
I feel so good seeing how much 2 set violin has grown
I've been counting the days in your birthday since like forever!!
Eddy! Just 20 days to go
Love you guys so much
You are my forever favourite ♾️
I hope God gives you the power to practice 40 hours a day! 😂❤️❤️
Ditto! 😊
I think folk have forgotten that it IS his birthday today! And it's a big one!
Edit: Actually no, take that back. Scrolling thr' the comments quite a few have remembered!
@@wakingtheworld i was expecting a birthday video.....
@@hpottergirl317 Hmmm, yeah. Guess he had a private celebration or will do at the weekend...
This might be my new favorite TwoSet video 🙌🏽😂 Love 2:29 especially when they both decide to lean forward into the flute … as someone who barely plays flute (amateur / only mess around on it as of now, but would love to spend time on improving my flute skills sometime in the future), this was so fun to watch. 🙌🏽💁🏽♀️
I just love it when Editor-san calls Eddy and Brett 'old man' or 'grandpa' lol
Lo más bello es verles cómo entienden algunas palabras porque suenan similar, y cómo intentan hablar español! Loved this video so much omg
esooo
Es genial U.U
Bien lindos
Ya vess!
I'm Brazilian so I understood everything he said (because spanish sounds very close to Portuguese), but man this must have been brutal to try and piece together on the spot. Specially cause it's like very detailed instructions.
This video inspired me to pick up my flute again for the first time in 8 months. thank you, twoset.
y muchas gracias, Don Roberto.
As a native Spanish speaker, you don't have an idea of how much joy this brings me. I laughed so hard during the whole video, it's so nice to see you try to talk Spanish. Thank you!!! You made my day!!!
WOW, I know he’s a professional but I just wanted to say that Don’s (edit: Roberto’s) tone is absolutely fucking beautiful! Good job, Brett & Eddy! I’m proud of you guys trying my favorite instrument 💕
I agree 100% with your comment. But since you're not a Spanish speaker (I assume), I just wanted to point out as an FYI: His name is Roberto, and "Don" is like saying "Mister," but it's only used before the first name in Spanish. It's like a way of addressing a man both in a friendly way, while being respectful at the same time (otherwise, you would say "Señor" before the last name, if you want to be 100% formal). For women it would be "Doña" or "Señora"
@@federicoandre5717 You assumed correctly and thank you for the clarification! ^_^ I learned something new today
nice.. another things to learn
@@eyelean66 Great! You're welcome!
Usually many students can't make a sound consistently (!!!!!!) for 2-3 months. Also, doing vibrato comes much later in the studies, because it needs a good technical foundation and a lot of air control, students usually start learning it after 6-7 years of playing. Actually it's really impressive that you guys learnt how to produce a sound this quickly. I have been playing the flute for 8 years, so I went through all that pain and suffer too😂
Edit: Making a sound on the flute is relatively fast, but it takes a while for it to become consistent. Of course, it is different for everybody, and if we speak about little children, it can take even 2 months for them. Their teeth are changing, so it's more difficult. For adults, it depends on the teacher explaining well the basics and how much they practice.
Vibrato... It comes naturally for many students, and it should, so there is no problem if you have it earlier. Usually if you don't have it naturally after around 5-6 years, the teacher will help you learn it
Me too!
wait seriously? 💀 welp i guess i can keep my fast-learner title.
um
that’s a little long....
ive been playing for about 5 years and getting a note out wasn’t that difficult and you can usually get it in a day or two
vibrato is a little more of a stuggle, yes, but still not something that usually requires 6-7 years
def not trying to hate on you or anything it just doesn’t comprehend with me
2-3 months for a sound is excessive, most people would quit by then because that would be boring. Everyone ive seen was able to make a sound day one
What kind of students are we talking about? Kids? Adults? I thought Don Roberto explained very well how to make a sound. Basically blow straight in the hole. How would that take months... ._.
Me encantó este video, ambos aprendiendo a tocar flauta y entendiendo algunas palabras en español fue lo mejor. ¡Feliz cumpleaños, Brett!
Brett' first day went literally so much better than my two first weeks starting to play the flute omg (I started learning on 2015)
I really hope Eddy doesn´t give up on the flute
He really looks like he wants to learn it right
to think he did the beginner vs pro video of the flute
I had the honour of playing Syrinx to Mr.Roberto in a masterclass years ago . He was such a nice teacher and very encouraging!
As part of the flutegang I loved this so much. That was fun to watch. Thanks for bringing the flute closer to people ☺️
As someone who plays the flute in my school band when Roberto said "when you need to breathe, breathe, if you don't need to breathe still breathe" that's exactly what I do. Also this is prob why my fingers always hurt after playing for an hour in class. On Wednesdays I play for two hours which makes it worse but you will get very dizzy because of all the air you use. The flute uses a lot of air and for me personally it's not that hard to learn but it's not easy either. When Roberto was telling them how to start blowing with just the head joint it reminded me of elementary because that's how you start in elementary. Thank you guys for trying it out and Brent getting out the higher notes amazes me sometimes I can't even get out the higher notes.
Being a flutist myself (playing since 8 years old), I'm impressed with Brett's breathing and air control for a first timer. Playing the flute requires a lot of air and strong control.
POR FAVAAAA MÁS VÍDEOS EN ESPAÑOL!!! soy hispano hablante y la verdad sólo veo sus vídeos por que se pueden traducir los comentarios jsjajajaja no se inglés, sólo muy poco pero soy violinista y me encanta su contenido por eso....
hola! mi español no es bueno, pero, yo quiero hablo más. lo siento para no bueno español :
@@leo79033 Jajsjaaja hola!! Creo que quisiste decir , que no hablas mucho el español pero quisieras hablar más! La verdad a mi me parece que si escribiste eso sin un traductor tu español está muy bien , pero sigue así!! Se que podrás aprenderlo algún día , te recomiendo la app duolingo....
Eres de Panama?
me encanta este vídeo porque estoy intentando aprender español, y me ayuda mucho. lo siento para no bueno español jajaja
@@Jatsotserah nop , soy de República Dominicana 🇩🇴🇩🇴 orgullosamente Dominicana 😊
Me **didn’t know how to play vibratos in the first year learning the flute**
Eddy **already asking how to do one in the very first flute lesson**
Real prodigy. Respect 👍
8:12 I’ve never heard something like that but I love it lol
I’ve played for almost 2 years and still struggle with vibrato. EDDY GIMME YOUR TALENT
As a flutist, I've been waiting for this. Great job! I wish they had looked at an alto and bass flute too, that would be fun.
Omg…I just realized something. The piece that TwoSet was trying to play here, Mahler Symphony 1 movement 3…might have been the piece of music that made me want to learn the viola.
When I was in 5th grade 3 string musicians came into school for a demonstration. There was a violinist, a violist, and a cellist. That day I fell in love with the viola because it was a perfect cross between its violin and cello counterparts. I was also selected to perform with them on a drum because I just HAPPENED to beat it at the same tempo as the piece they would be performing later…which was the one we heard here in the video. Holy heck TwoSet had rekindled my desire to learn music a long time ago, but this one just relit a fire in me. And I was actually able to follow them on my flute! (I have a viola and a flute)
Me too omg
nice
@@picat3422 Seriously?? Wow.
I don't know why, but this channel is one of the few that actually makes me laugh out loud, big laughs, like I didn't have in days. Thank you!
This was absolutely the most enjoyable video you have EVER created, and that's saying something because ALL of your videos are great!!! 🌷
roberto: qué más queremos?
twoset: we've mustered it
ES DEMASIADO LINDO VERLOS HABLAR ESPAÑOL 😭😭💖 el fandom hispano lo agradece jjajs
Exacto!! Me emocioné demasiado 😂 suenan tan adorables 😍
soy flautista e hispano, este video era lo único que necesitaba aksljd
Amén hermana
As a flautist, I've been waiting for that! Y en español, es perfeto, este video!
Vaya, ¡qué sorpresa! Hola desde España. Don Roberto is such a good teacher, he reminds me of my Spanish teachers when I was still studying. Spanish people normally speak very fast, and also depending on their province, the accents can vary very much (plus you have the myriad accents of América), but here Don Roberto speaks calmly and using gestures to communicate. Muy bien chicos, ¡a practicar!
Wow he's such a good teacher. Even with the language barrier, he showed things clearly and simply. You both did very well (Brett especially)
Happy 30th birthday 'grandpa' Brett, but in all seriousness you look younger every year!! 🥳
Have a nice birthday Brett, together with Eddy, your family, friends, and the most-talented TH-cam community! ❤️
Don't forget to PrAcTiCe today!
Brett and eddy are like a hive mind, when Roberto said “professional orchestra” they both just blanked then got it at the same time🤣
You guys are hilarious! Congratulations for the effort! Gracias Dom Roberto!
This was super fun to watch! Don Roberto was very kind and patient, but his reactions to your mis-translations were great!
as a flutist i am proud to know two set tried out the flute
HAPPY HAPY 30TH BDAY BRETT! Icant even believe youre 30! You look like 22! We wish you the best and have a great day and have smiles on your face everyday, also eddy!
Now go pratise/prctice the flute.
Es interesante lo bien que le entendieron, muy entretenido la verdad, happy birthday btw !
Woaaah este video fue maravilloso!! Muchas gracias por esta increíble colaboración! Se siente bien escuchar una representación del idioma español por aquí. Abrazos desde Paraguay ☺️🇵🇾❤️
I love how Don Roberto knew that bubble tea would make them excited and give them energy 😂 He's such a great teacher despite the language barrier!
Roberto is a great teacher! The guys really understood a lot of basic stuff in a very short period of time, and Brett seems to be a natural. btw, the dizziness is from wasting so much air, when you don't direct it at the tone hole properly.
This was so lovely! I truly enjoyed this interaction and Roberto is such a great guy!
La verdad amo todos sus videos, pero me encanto este en especial. Entiendo tanto inglés como español y fue muy divertido escucharlos hablar en mi lengua materna ❤️❤️❤️Los amo chicos ❣️