If anyone in TwoSetViolin Community has contact with Brett and Eddy, someone must tell them to make a Reaction about this. This is very inspiring for every musician and student studying at home.
@@beca2603 If you are curious, I recommend you watch their channel. I get my inspirations and ideas from TwoSetViolin, and I became a better teacher because of them.
If a kid is this passionate or steadfast in some interest - it's better than not having an interest at all, having the parent force them into something, and so they should be rewarded. Some of the earliest interests we have are actually what we are meant to be doing.
I hope this kid makes it in life, poverty shouldn’t be a reason to let go of her dreams. She seems well mannered, has a loving family and will persevere. GoFundMe for a violin and future education?
Nah, no go fund me. Someone should find a better way to raise funds becuase go find me will take a portion of the money. I would only want my money going to her.
It is ironic how many underprivileged kids are trying their BEST to grab opportunities to learn instrument meanwhile many middle class/ rich kids are being FORCED to learn pianos/ violins, and wasting thousands for tutorial class, and the kids don’t even feel interested in doing so. Edit: Thanks for agreeing with me ;) for me I do piano and I hate it since I was a child but now maybe not
Yeah I feel really bad. I told my mom I didn't want piano classes because I knew I wasn't that interested but I still got put in it. I still know the basics and I occasionally play because I feel guilty that my mom spent the money. Kids that truly have a knack or real passion for it deserve classes and the materials!
Parents are just trying to do the best thing for their kids. Middle-upper class kids may not always be appreciative of the things theyre given, but thats cuz theyre young and dont understand the power of such opportunities. That was the case for me, learning the piano felt like a pointless chore, and there were many many times I wanted to quit. But now, its one of the best things thats happened to me.
I felt really bad watching this video, as I had a short-lived passion with both the violin and piano, where I had both the supports of my parents. We were not rich either, but not poor. I feel so grateful for these opportunities that my parents allowed me to try.
Same. I too had a short-lived passion with keyboard. I still like playing it though. But haven't really pushed myself to progress much. I just know some chords and stuff. But yeah, I'm grateful!
Same, I didn't touch my violin for months cause I was tuning some pegs and the e string snaps and almost hit my eye (I was traumatized) I hope I can learn again without financial support from parents, I feel like a dissapointment rn
As a violinist, I paid attention to her playing and all I have to say is she plays it very well. Her "bow" is straight when she practices. Once she gets an actual violin that will be hers, she'll be the next Niccolò Paganini.
I always wanted the violin when I was younger. I kept begging for it. My parents were not that supportive. Finally at age 16 my mom bought me one but my dad did not help me find a music instructor. I found one myself in a high school department but the music instructor discouraged me to play it coz it sounds like a squeaking mouse. He told me to practice bass guitar instead. There were no smartphones at that time. I was discouraged and eventually got busy in college . After dad died, I was 18 at that time, I opened my violin case again it smelt of old pine wood and childhood dreams. I knew it was already late as I had to work three jobs and barely had sleep. 2015, my bf broke off the wedding and I had to sell everything I owned.. I had to sell my violin..my dream. I moved to another city to restructure my life again. Now im 34, my childhood dream is somewhere in the stars and I hope to give it to my child one day and do everything to keep that dream alive.
@mj belanger because adults have priorities, we pay bills and stuff, we carry on, some have to work three jobs to stay alive, there's simply no room for practice and when you are too exhausted, you just wanna rest. Depends on your circumstance.. If you are a rich adult, you can do whatever u want. When you have no support and have little resources to support your child's dreams, then it's better to give them that dream.. Their success is also your success.
@@vanessatrevs I wish you the best for the present and future. I hope your child can also learn violin someday and maybe while your child learns it you can also participate in learning along with him/her. I'm sure we all have difficulties in life, some less some more, just don't be disheartened but fight on 💪
thank you for sharing this ❤ It's awesome how you hope to give your child the opportunities for them to achieve their dreams. You sound like an awesome parent. Also life is very long, you're only 34 so you could learn the violin later in life when you can! I hope you have a great day :)
My violin teacher had a 65 year old student. They have been playing for about 3 years. You've got plenty of time. You can learn to play, and you can play well and enjoy it. You don't have to be a professional - just enjoy playing, maybe join a local orchestra or folk music group.
Programs like this should be emulated in many countries. There are actually so many talented athletes, musicians, etc, all over the world who are underprivileged because of lack of support and or due to inability to sustain the needed trainings.
Even if they are not very talented but some exposure to music and sports in early life for all children increases cultural intelligence and uplifts society as a whole
I'm a violinist myself and studying music, and I've been feeling down these past days, but this little girl reminded me of why and when I first began to play the violin. Thank you so much. You've inspired and motivated me. I wish her and her family the best. She'll be a talented violinist. Hope I can meet her someday when she's famous.
I'm a violinist and a pianist myself. I plan to start a free music ministry to help underprivileged yet talented kids with help from my sister who is in the USA, when she returns home to India. Pray for us.
Kudos to the violin teacher! It takes one who has gone through poverty to understand another. He really has a heart and is willing to go the extra mile to bless others who are underprivileged. ❤ I love the focus of this little girl. I hope she can go far on this violin journey. 😊
When he said “it’s not that I can’t afford a violin “ .. I was witnessing a parent in the hardest position in life. Telling your child you can’t give them what they want is the hardest thing in life as a parent after having to discipline them. Parenting is very hard ..
It breaks my heart to see this passionate yet underprivileged child not afford a real violin. I bet she would learn faster than anyone else once she had the ability to earn money when growing up. If I were rich, I would befriend her and support her, even buying her a real violin as a gift. (I do music, like piano and singing, though my family isn't that rich either, but at least I'm in better conditions than her, much to my parents' sacrifices therefore I'm more grateful and ambitious). I even dream of helping kids like her when I succeed. I'm turning 18 next month, and this will be the chance for me to work harder, in order to earn more money to gain more ability to donate to the poor and the needy because I cannot stand watching them starve and freeze to death!!!
@@IceW0lf198 Opportunities are not provided equally to everyone. In reality, some people get to spend tens of thousands on a pair of shoes or designer clothes while others fight for maintaining basic living standards; some people get to enjoy the benefit of healthcare and education while others choose to give up on treating broken bones or other illnesses because they simply cannot afford them. Yes, communism is definitely not the answer but capitalism isn't either. It only makes poor people poorer and wealthy people even richer.
Honestly, if she is really interested, her dad can always buy a 2nd hand violin for her and it costs way cheaper than you think. Furthermore if one day, she loses interest, her dad can also sell the violin back into the secondary market.
That is what the dad said he would do if she is interested more later. He said he'd save up for it. But now they don't have the means so they must wait.
Being a 17yr old, born in the same place as her it makes me feel even more fortunate that I got the resources to play the violin, I'm grateful for what I have and hope she could continue this learning experience to become a skill in her life. 💪
When I learned how to play Guitar, I used brooms or even a chopped piece of wood that has the shape of a perfect square. I draw fretboards, and use rubber bands for string. I know how it felt to her, using her imagination and senses to continuously learn even without the actual instrument. Now, I am a starting Producer for Video Games, and looking back to where I started, it was all worth the trouble and effort. :)
I wished I can give that cute little girl are violin. 😭 It just breaks my heart because what she wants isn't something you can't archive. You just need some extra money. 😔 Her dad is a loving dad. I could see that through his eyes. Very charming family. And again this video shows me.... You don't have to have money to be rich. Richness is in humans heart. You can't find it in someones wallet.
My heart! Makes me realize I was such an ingrate as a child, my grandma taught me piano lessons and I never practiced or took it seriously. And here this kid is making her own violin 😢
Finish the tape on the corner of the sticks to have a better pull and push on the practicing. That way you don't have hard corners to impede the stick movement.
I did something very similar when I was 10 years old, and when my mom saw my interest she rented me a violin which was the best present I ever received. ❤️
Glad she was able to play with a real violin. Violin is not that expensive. My kids have a piano they don't use anymore. We also have 2 violins my kids don't use anymore. Wish I could have information to send it to her.
My little brother and I used to practice on "improvised" violins too. Now that we have affordable ones, we just couldn't believe how great we are like bruh
this girl would go far later in life for having a passion as well as the patience and discipline required from such an early age ~ not to mention having supportive parents
Wow, when it was the last day of in my middle school year, a bunch of 8th graders and kids that gave up on their instruments smashed it. That give me new thoughts now
I played the violin in school. Although I didn’t become a professional violinist, playing gave me an appreciation for classical music. It also teaches discipline. Better than having a kid hanging out on the streets. I hope she continues playing, whether professionally or as a lifelong hobby.
What a beautiful and inspirational child Pls I'm crying I feel so blessed and I feel like I can achieve anything now by seeing this child Thank you I hope you achieve success and happiness
Wow😃she is so precious and smart!! Wanting to learn the violin🎻 is a true art that requires your entire concentration!! I hope she grows up and becomes a phenomenal🔥violinist!! 🙏🏽😇🙏🏽
Only if I had the ability to provide financially, I would have already sent a violin for her. I always think of the opportunity being wasted as time goes by, since opportunity is the most scarce thing there is. Note: Since I tried bringing up this idea, I think there will be at least a nice person that will do this at my stead. Who ever you are you're blessed the way you are...
This reminds me of a book I read about a town that used ‘junk’ as recourses for their town to build houses, cars etc. And so when the kids wanted to play instruments, they made it out of the same ‘junkyard scrap’ used to build the houses just so they could learn to play. I did find this just as heartwarming as I found the book.
No. Its not that. China /Japan elder females don't like to show their faces on camera for public. No idea tho but i noticed they care more about privacy. There thought process is 1 member is already showing his face so there is no need to show theirs as well
I pray everyone who reads this becomes extremely successful and encounter a kind of blessings that will overcome your fears! Spend less and invest more
Honestly I tried trading on my own in the past but lost I couldn't make profits until I was linked to a professional the results were outstanding with more profits than I expected
This little girl is adorable and so sweet and such incredible persistence and commitment to things that make her happy. I think what's the best thing about this video is her dad's joy at just seeing that she's happy and his willingness to make a substantial sacrifice for her to grow into (hopefully) an incredible musician. This family is wonderful and full of love and it brought a tear to my eye.
It's true that children's passions can be short-lived but a musical instrument can always be resold and soul nurtured is never a waste of money. Meanwhile, this mockup is a very clever training tool. Lol, my 'first guitar' was made by the neighbor boy who was 7 (and I was 5) out of boards, nails, and string. Imagination is a strong power.
I can understand the possibilities of that money going to waste or being used for food instead, but when young children show interest in something, that isn't harmful, it should be supported and not ignored. Rewarding the child with the opportunity to possibly take their interests to the next level will greatly help the child in the future and open up more paths for them. Just having the opportunity to know whether or not it's what the child would like to do in the future is key; instead of being left in the unknown full with regrets when they grow up.
It’s not that simple. China’s minimum wage is nothing like America’s- 0.94/hour is the legal minimum wage. The father **is** supporting his daughter as best as he can- finding programs that she’s eligible for so she can continue pursuing music and so she can borrow an instrument. He’s not ignoring it at all. For low income families, it’s not really possible to support all their kids interests or passions when there are other priorities.
I have a violin I don’t use anymore since it’s too small now, ( I currently have and use a full sized violin now ) and I wish to give her my smaller violin :,)) I wish her luck on her practices ! ( May Ling Ling be with her- ) She reminds me of when I really wanted to play the violin when I was in kindergarten :D ( I remember waking up each day wondering if it was the day I could attend violin classes :,D )
I am honestly impressed by how hard-working she is. I have a real violin yet I am not as hard-working as her. And I am so glad she got a real one! Bless this kid and her passion. She's amazing and the teacher is really kind to help the underprivileged kids ^^
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Him: “There’ll be financial pressure, but if she likes it, I will save up for one.”
Me: now that’s a dad.
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@@teachingclinic2378 no
lol I just made ur 999 like then on instant it became 1k lol
Just go to people with horses and ask for horse hair. Then learn from youtube how to spool hair to strings. Problem solved.
@@Kopie0830 you can learn it from ninja hatori!😏 the episode where they make violin stick( idk what that stick thing is called?
Someday she will be one of world's best violinists
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Someday I'll be everywhere like you
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If anyone in TwoSetViolin Community has contact with Brett and Eddy, someone must tell them to make a Reaction about this.
This is very inspiring for every musician and student studying at home.
Don't. Those two really not great people. Don't feel it when watching their videos.
@@kennyljs why do you say that? Just curious
@@kennyljs Thank you for you pointless comment
@@kennyljs
Wow. You're totally a Heart-Breaker.
@@beca2603
If you are curious, I recommend you watch their channel.
I get my inspirations and ideas from TwoSetViolin, and I became a better teacher because of them.
If a kid is this passionate or steadfast in some interest - it's better than not having an interest at all, having the parent force them into something, and so they should be rewarded. Some of the earliest interests we have are actually what we are meant to be doing.
Yes..... After i retire, i will try to resume my writing
True, seen I was little. I had liked to dance,sing,write,and act and I still working hard to become a artist.
I wanted to die as a child many failed attempts, so maybe killing myself tomorrow????
@@SieMiezekatze take me w you
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I hope this kid makes it in life, poverty shouldn’t be a reason to let go of her dreams. She seems well mannered, has a loving family and will persevere. GoFundMe for a violin and future education?
Nah, no go fund me. Someone should find a better way to raise funds becuase go find me will take a portion of the money. I would only want my money going to her.
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@Daily Dose Of Stupitity we all know you click after
@@nataliacam3811 maybe just wait for her to become a street performer and then she would start earning money
@@teachingclinic2378 Seriously?
It is ironic how many underprivileged kids are trying their BEST to grab opportunities to learn instrument meanwhile many middle class/ rich kids are being FORCED to learn pianos/ violins, and wasting thousands for tutorial class, and the kids don’t even feel interested in doing so.
Edit: Thanks for agreeing with me ;) for me I do piano and I hate it since I was a child but now maybe not
Yeah I feel really bad. I told my mom I didn't want piano classes because I knew I wasn't that interested but I still got put in it. I still know the basics and I occasionally play because I feel guilty that my mom spent the money. Kids that truly have a knack or real passion for it deserve classes and the materials!
@@IchimatsuTrashneko play for the ones that cant
@@IchimatsuTrashneko for many playing is a source of therapy and dealing with emotions...
@@maralabriola7662 if she doesn't like it, she doesn't
Parents are just trying to do the best thing for their kids. Middle-upper class kids may not always be appreciative of the things theyre given, but thats cuz theyre young and dont understand the power of such opportunities. That was the case for me, learning the piano felt like a pointless chore, and there were many many times I wanted to quit. But now, its one of the best things thats happened to me.
I felt really bad watching this video, as I had a short-lived passion with both the violin and piano, where I had both the supports of my parents. We were not rich either, but not poor. I feel so grateful for these opportunities that my parents allowed me to try.
Same. I too had a short-lived passion with keyboard. I still like playing it though. But haven't really pushed myself to progress much. I just know some chords and stuff. But yeah, I'm grateful!
I feel you, this little kid somehow managed to reawaken my passion in learning music once again
me too, i haven’t practiced piano in a long time...
Same, I didn't touch my violin for months cause I was tuning some pegs and the e string snaps and almost hit my eye (I was traumatized) I hope I can learn again without financial support from parents, I feel like a dissapointment rn
@@sunniegreen8006 same
As a violinist, I paid attention to her playing and all I have to say is she plays it very well. Her "bow" is straight when she practices. Once she gets an actual violin that will be hers, she'll be the next Niccolò Paganini.
Yes!!! I noticed that too!!!
RIGHT!? HER BOW TECHNIQUE IS FANTASTIC
I still can’t keep it straight lol. I’m seriously impressed by the amount of determination the girl in the video put in
And also her bow hold!
Exactly
I always wanted the violin when I was younger. I kept begging for it. My parents were not that supportive. Finally at age 16 my mom bought me one but my dad did not help me find a music instructor. I found one myself in a high school department but the music instructor discouraged me to play it coz it sounds like a squeaking mouse. He told me to practice bass guitar instead. There were no smartphones at that time. I was discouraged and eventually got busy in college . After dad died, I was 18 at that time, I opened my violin case again it smelt of old pine wood and childhood dreams. I knew it was already late as I had to work three jobs and barely had sleep. 2015, my bf broke off the wedding and I had to sell everything I owned.. I had to sell my violin..my dream. I moved to another city to restructure my life again. Now im 34, my childhood dream is somewhere in the stars and I hope to give it to my child one day and do everything to keep that dream alive.
@mj belanger because adults have priorities, we pay bills and stuff, we carry on, some have to work three jobs to stay alive, there's simply no room for practice and when you are too exhausted, you just wanna rest. Depends on your circumstance.. If you are a rich adult, you can do whatever u want. When you have no support and have little resources to support your child's dreams, then it's better to give them that dream.. Their success is also your success.
@@vanessatrevs I wish you the best for the present and future. I hope your child can also learn violin someday and maybe while your child learns it you can also participate in learning along with him/her. I'm sure we all have difficulties in life, some less some more, just don't be disheartened but fight on 💪
@@AishiBhattacharyaOfficial i will take that to heart ♥
thank you for sharing this ❤ It's awesome how you hope to give your child the opportunities for them to achieve their dreams. You sound like an awesome parent. Also life is very long, you're only 34 so you could learn the violin later in life when you can! I hope you have a great day :)
My violin teacher had a 65 year old student. They have been playing for about 3 years.
You've got plenty of time. You can learn to play, and you can play well and enjoy it. You don't have to be a professional - just enjoy playing, maybe join a local orchestra or folk music group.
Programs like this should be emulated in many countries.
There are actually so many talented athletes, musicians, etc, all over the world who are underprivileged because of lack of support and or due to inability to sustain the needed trainings.
Whats next? Reciting a whole Harry Potter book?
@@ngo9016 ???
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Even if they are not very talented but some exposure to music and sports in early life for all children increases cultural intelligence and uplifts society as a whole
@@ngo9016 ?????
3:00 proud father face melted my soul
He looks so happy and proud for her Daughter
made me happy made me smile
Inspired me to be a better father and work harder
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I always cry at these kinds of documentaries. Love is so beautiful 🥺
She's so pure! I hope one day she achieves her dream!
Me too :)
yea
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学音乐需要很多的钱，她的家庭..
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I'm a violinist myself and studying music, and I've been feeling down these past days, but this little girl reminded me of why and when I first began to play the violin. Thank you so much. You've inspired and motivated me. I wish her and her family the best. She'll be a talented violinist. Hope I can meet her someday when she's famous.
I wish you the best!❤️
I'm a violinist and a pianist myself. I plan to start a free music ministry to help underprivileged yet talented kids with help from my sister who is in the USA, when she returns home to India. Pray for us.
Um hopefully I can join and I wish you luck 😇
That is so kind of you, hope it goes well🥺
I hope it works 🥺💙
hope it goes amazing!! what ur doing is amazing
The world needs people like you! ❤️
5:05 ...you see that? that's love...everything he makes goes to the development of his child in hopes that she will escape the cycle of poverty
😭 Imagine if she really becomes a talented musician and everyone remembers the little girl practising with the tea box.
Kudos to the violin teacher! It takes one who has gone through poverty to understand another. He really has a heart and is willing to go the extra mile to bless others who are underprivileged. ❤
I love the focus of this little girl. I hope she can go far on this violin journey. 😊
When he said “it’s not that I can’t afford a violin “ .. I was witnessing a parent in the hardest position in life. Telling your child you can’t give them what they want is the hardest thing in life as a parent after having to discipline them. Parenting is very hard ..
It breaks my heart to see this passionate yet underprivileged child not afford a real violin. I bet she would learn faster than anyone else once she had the ability to earn money when growing up. If I were rich, I would befriend her and support her, even buying her a real violin as a gift. (I do music, like piano and singing, though my family isn't that rich either, but at least I'm in better conditions than her, much to my parents' sacrifices therefore I'm more grateful and ambitious). I even dream of helping kids like her when I succeed. I'm turning 18 next month, and this will be the chance for me to work harder, in order to earn more money to gain more ability to donate to the poor and the needy because I cannot stand watching them starve and freeze to death!!!
I really hope Brett and Eddy could make a video reaction for this
two set fandom!!! yay 😃
Inequality starts with children not getting equal opportunities.
@@IceW0lf198 Yeah but if you are rich life can be much easier (most of the time)
@@IceW0lf198 Opportunities are not provided equally to everyone. In reality, some people get to spend tens of thousands on a pair of shoes or designer clothes while others fight for maintaining basic living standards; some people get to enjoy the benefit of healthcare and education while others choose to give up on treating broken bones or other illnesses because they simply cannot afford them. Yes, communism is definitely not the answer but capitalism isn't either. It only makes poor people poorer and wealthy people even richer.
"The bridge of success requires pressure" -some famous violinist
This kid has great loving family, helpful instructor, and high perserverance!
An twoset reference! Awesome!
-Eddy Chen, 2019-
@@mandch5990 exactly!
Eddy chen 👁👄👁
Honestly, if she is really interested, her dad can always buy a 2nd hand violin for her and it costs way cheaper than you think. Furthermore if one day, she loses interest, her dad can also sell the violin back into the secondary market.
That is what the dad said he would do if she is interested more later. He said he'd save up for it. But now they don't have the means so they must wait.
@Uchihaマダラ it’s not that easy. The minimum wage in China is $0.94/ hourly.
@@sollie2441 This is in Hong Kong buddy
@@sollie2441 im still young so idk if this is enough or not but the minimun wage in hong kong is about $4, according to google
@@boiongoingong indeed
also remember that cost of living is very high in HK, the minimum wage might be 4 dollars but the prices of stuff may be higher
Being a 17yr old, born in the same place as her it makes me feel even more fortunate that I got the resources to play the violin, I'm grateful for what I have and hope she could continue this learning experience to become a skill in her life. 💪
We should also give the teacher a big round of applause!!
When I learned how to play Guitar, I used brooms or even a chopped piece of wood that has the shape of a perfect square. I draw fretboards, and use rubber bands for string. I know how it felt to her, using her imagination and senses to continuously learn even without the actual instrument. Now, I am a starting Producer for Video Games, and looking back to where I started, it was all worth the trouble and effort. :)
Bless her heart, somebody make this little girl dream come true. Send her a violin already.
This girl is gonna be amazing in the future
She already is 💫
Hope so
hope
I wished I can give that cute little girl are violin. 😭
It just breaks my heart because what she wants isn't something you can't archive. You just need some extra money. 😔
Her dad is a loving dad. I could see that through his eyes.
Very charming family.
And again this video shows me....
You don't have to have money to be rich. Richness is in humans heart.
You can't find it in someones wallet.
By looking at the way she holds her bow, I can tell she has potential. She’s going to be a great violinist in the future :)
This is so humbling, I wish I could just buy her a violin. We have so many in pawnshops here in the US.
@griffith ?
@griffith huh
@griffith u too bud
@griffith you sound like a child who just learned the word feminist and wanted to use it on someone for sh¡ts and giggles
My heart! Makes me realize I was such an ingrate as a child, my grandma taught me piano lessons and I never practiced or took it seriously. And here this kid is making her own violin 😢
Cutest violinist ever? 🎻 Got a severe cuteness overload from this...
You might get diabetes from this cuteness overload. Want some insulin?
@Loai Alghamdi 💊
@Loai Alghamdi np
The indomitable human spirit!
We know how much dedicated she is, even at 8, the way she holds the bow is actually the right way to hold it.
May Ling Ling bless her with prodigy powers
May her passion and dreams of being a violinists be fulfilled and flourishing.
I stop playing violin when I was 10 yrs old. My father can't buy me one.
Hope she'll make it in life. Do the things she like and grow old happy.
Proud father and a beautiful child .. May U get the opportunity to fulfill all your dreams, lil kiddo sis ❤️
Reminds me of how blues and jazz musicians started in the deep south of USA. Love of music makes us all a better person. Hope she's a true musician.
Finish the tape on the corner of the sticks to have a better pull and push on the practicing. That way you don't have hard corners to impede the stick movement.
This kid is in another level, I'm so in love with her, she motivates me more to be more grateful
The sound she made with the tea-box-pencil violin was so beautiful - I could see her in a pretty dress dazzling her audience with her virtuosity.
They say it's talent, but it's hardwork
I did something very similar when I was 10 years old, and when my mom saw my interest she rented me a violin which was the best present I ever received. ❤️
Glad she was able to play with a real violin. Violin is not that expensive. My kids have a piano they don't use anymore. We also have 2 violins my kids don't use anymore. Wish I could have information to send it to her.
Contact with music foundation. Their link is in the description
You can also donate to local schools, there are plenty of children everywhere unable to afford an instrument.
She isnt just a talented Violinists she's also an innovator!! I appluad this child somuch!!
My little brother and I used to practice on "improvised" violins too. Now that we have affordable ones, we just couldn't believe how great we are like bruh
Some people learn violin for the sake of their parents, but this girl will do anything to learn violin.
These are how future stars are born. GL little one!
Who’s here for TwoSetViolin? This girl has the brightest future, her dream will come true, I can feel it🌟
I admire her passion to play violin. I really hope poverty will never disturb children’s passion for learning.
the things fathers do for you, they will do anything for you to be happy and always there to support you and want you to do your best!
I love everything about this video. The girl, the family, the teacher, the HOPE. 🇧🇾🇷🇺💕 Thank you for sharing!
this girl would go far later in life for having a passion as well as the patience and discipline required from such an early age ~ not to mention having supportive parents
That dad is da legend always owe your lives to your parents too , people
I hope she gets all the help she needs. She is an inspiration.
Wow, when it was the last day of in my middle school year, a bunch of 8th graders and kids that gave up on their instruments smashed it. That give me new thoughts now
Maybe this cute little girl will become a successful and famous violinist when she grows up.
This is how Geniuses are born!!! Raw talent and determination. Get it beautiful ☺️ and shine on🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺
Someone GIVE this sweet kid a round of applause!!!!!!
I played the violin in school. Although I didn’t become a professional violinist, playing gave me an appreciation for classical music. It also teaches discipline. Better than having a kid hanging out on the streets. I hope she continues playing, whether professionally or as a lifelong hobby.
She has brilliant talent
*Not only is she talented, but she's creative too.*
that is true! what the dad said i know i wasted my moms money on buying a. instrument. but i hope she reaches her passion!
What a beautiful and inspirational child
Pls I'm crying
I feel so blessed and I feel like I can achieve anything now by seeing this child
Thank you
I hope you achieve success and happiness
Her passion for violin is amazing! 😍
Wow😃she is so precious and smart!! Wanting to learn the violin🎻 is a true art that requires your entire concentration!! I hope she grows up and becomes a phenomenal🔥violinist!! 🙏🏽😇🙏🏽
i feel so guilty about the three that i have just sitting in the attic collecting dust.
:(
Gift it :) to her or someone like her
ice bear is my favorite
Wow where did you get those now i want one
I have a 3/4 lying around in my room, doesn’t do much now
Only if I had the ability to provide financially, I would have already sent a violin for her. I always think of the opportunity being wasted as time goes by, since opportunity is the most scarce thing there is.
Note: Since I tried bringing up this idea, I think there will be at least a nice person that will do this at my stead. Who ever you are you're blessed the way you are...
This is so heartwarming, heartbreaking and inspiring all at the same time
This reminds me of a book I read about a town that used ‘junk’ as recourses for their town to build houses, cars etc. And so when the kids wanted to play instruments, they made it out of the same ‘junkyard scrap’ used to build the houses just so they could learn to play. I did find this just as heartwarming as I found the book.
That music teacher reminds me of the main character in Pixar's movie Soul
ooh yeah!
Oh yee ,Chinese Joe to the rescue!
Lovely family. I hope she gets to continue with her lessons and learn something she can cherish for life.
I kind a feel sad for her mom. She kind of feel 'ashamed', or something, that she didn't show her face.
Right??
No. Its not that. China /Japan elder females don't like to show their faces on camera for public. No idea tho but i noticed they care more about privacy.
There thought process is 1 member is already showing his face so there is no need to show theirs as well
Not everyone likes having their face filmed and distributed to millions of people??
I was looking for this comment, I had the same sensation... Hope that she could find another job!!
World’s best violinist. Keep following your dream, girl! ❤️
I pray everyone who reads this becomes extremely successful and encounter a kind of blessings that will overcome your fears! Spend less and invest more
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This little girl is adorable and so sweet and such incredible persistence and commitment to things that make her happy. I think what's the best thing about this video is her dad's joy at just seeing that she's happy and his willingness to make a substantial sacrifice for her to grow into (hopefully) an incredible musician. This family is wonderful and full of love and it brought a tear to my eye.
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I wish her to be the future person she wants to be 🥰❤️
With perseverance and passion you can achieve anything my dear! Reach for your dreams. ❤️❤️❤️
his lessons should be dubbed in other languages as well and an ad should be prepared. these lessons could also help kids in ither countries.
@CIA man, you're here again smh.
如果您被稱為對社會的病毒, 我不會感到驚訝.
It's true that children's passions can be short-lived but a musical instrument can always be resold and soul nurtured is never a waste of money. Meanwhile, this mockup is a very clever training tool. Lol, my 'first guitar' was made by the neighbor boy who was 7 (and I was 5) out of boards, nails, and string. Imagination is a strong power.
She deserve 40hrs training cause i believe everyone can be ling-ling
If she keeps up that dedication she’s going to be one of the best violinist in the world.
Ling Ling is with her!
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She seems so pure and sincere about her violin passion 🥺
I can understand the possibilities of that money going to waste or being used for food instead, but when young children show interest in something, that isn't harmful, it should be supported and not ignored. Rewarding the child with the opportunity to possibly take their interests to the next level will greatly help the child in the future and open up more paths for them. Just having the opportunity to know whether or not it's what the child would like to do in the future is key; instead of being left in the unknown full with regrets when they grow up.
It’s not that simple. China’s minimum wage is nothing like America’s- 0.94/hour is the legal minimum wage. The father **is** supporting his daughter as best as he can- finding programs that she’s eligible for so she can continue pursuing music and so she can borrow an instrument. He’s not ignoring it at all. For low income families, it’s not really possible to support all their kids interests or passions when there are other priorities.
Makes me feel bad. I haven't picked up my violin since the pandemic started, and here is a kid who does and uses what she's given.
Someone, post this on lingling40hrs sub reddit so Twoset violin can react to her. This is so inspiring
Why don't that someone be you?
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The thought the violin playing at the end was her!! Then realised..
What a sweet girl ❤
I have a violin I don’t use anymore since it’s too small now, ( I currently have and use a full sized violin now ) and I wish to give her my smaller violin :,))
I wish her luck on her practices ! ( May Ling Ling be with her- )
She reminds me of when I really wanted to play the violin when I was in kindergarten :D ( I remember waking up each day wondering if it was the day I could attend violin classes :,D )
I love that girls passion.shes going to be an angel someday.⭐
When I was a kid I used to paint a piano and play it 😄
I am honestly impressed by how hard-working she is. I have a real violin yet I am not as hard-working as her. And I am so glad she got a real one! Bless this kid and her passion. She's amazing and the teacher is really kind to help the underprivileged kids ^^
Great bow grip!
What a sweet and understanding little girl, I wish her all the best!!!
I think those juice boxes all the time they are delicious
“Honey chrysanthemum tea”
Bless this little girl ❤ One day she will be able to achieve her dream and become a great violinist~
@Twosetviolin #Twosetviolin, watch it Brett and Eddy!!
Was thinking the same thing!!
They need to react to this
Carry on 👍 you are the future and Music will never let you down🎻