The Most Cursed Key Signature Ever
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PLEASE WE NEED AN OFFICIAL TWOSET RECOMMENDS PLAYLIST PLEASE.
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YES! ESPECIALLY FOR WHEN JOGGING OR WORKING OUT! ❤️
It woulr be awesome to listen to a playlist from them! 😊
Yes please!
PLS SPOTIFY PLAYLIST WOULD BE SO HELPFUL!! especially to folks new to classical music and don’t really know where to start
What I'd appreciate is a list of well-recorded classical music. I find a lot might be a good performance but the recording ruins it.
Imagine if they randomly add brett’s lofi or film music in the middle of like calming classical music and then its just ehhejsnsnsnnd
Will Flight Of The Bumblebee be included in the playlist?
Yeah really 😘
Meanwhile people new to classical music (and everyone else) can find lots of playlists with musical examples for TwoSet videos on my channel TwoSet Playlists. Tap the logo on the left and visit the playlist overview page. Enjoy!
0:15
Eddy: "Dank you"
Eddy: "Dankeschön"
Brett: "Dankeschön"
German: making very weird noise of surprise and happiness
I couldn‘t figure out what they were saying until I read the „sorry germans“ 😂
As a german i find this very funny😂😂
I'm german and I love it so much when they say german words because it's just sooooo cute (and yes, it's also really badly pronounced)
My native language is german. This scene was really funny to me😅😂
Hello fellow Germans, all united under this comment
This guy knows what he is talking about. Everybody knows the “big violin” is a viola. Welcome to the viola gang, kid
Lmfao
Lol XD when I explain to people what a viola is and why its different they are just like "ok.... i'm just going to called it big violin" and i'm like "............. ^-^ if I were you I would run......" I been called a violin play so many times ¡~¡
@@jellyyuriGardenia1- “……….. if I were you I would run” OMG YESSS
@@t1geres544 yay someone who understands me ¡~¡ i'm happy :)
it goes violin, special violin, big violin, really really big violin/jazz violin. works every time
Classical music can be calm, or it can give you anxiety like hearing Dark Souls boss music.
dude, seriously??
Hmmm, they should review TwoStepsFromHell and film tracks too!!!
Hello
every-goddamn-where!
We see u again
“The violin is so much better”
*Angry cello noises*
sobs in principal viola
Honestly, cello is better. I'm glad I switched 😌
Angry cello noises? Okay! *plays opening of last movement of Dvorak's New World Symphony*
*angry viola noises viola best section*
Cello is superior ;-;
Never dis a child's instrument choices, if a kid wants to play the big violin, let'em play the big violin. You can be gently encouraging if there isn't a big violin on hand, maybe saying, "here, try this first..."
Agreeed. Even if they end up not liking it as much, it's important to give them a sense of agency!
I also agree. If I won the lottery, ( which won't happen as I don't buy lottery tickets) my dream would be to set up a room with different instruments. Children come and try them. Also listen to recordings. Something I have done with my own children. Then provide a teacher for the instrument they choose.
@@derbhileandjohnbuckley5835 A university with an excellent music department does this every year, it's Stetson petting zoo, where kids come and "pet" the instruments. My daughter ended up liking clarinet the most. :)
@@hylozoicVerse funny, so did mine. She still plays as an adult. My son begging me to play harp for years. I finally gave in. So glad. He loves it, and is very good. Irish harp. Yes, I have to tune it and it's heavy to carry, but practice is not a big issue, and the amount of people who have enjoyed his playing is huge, though he's only 3 years learning.
This. I begged my parents to let me learn guitar or saxophone for years. I was told I couldn't learn to play an instrument until I got older. When I turned 8 suddenly I was old enough but not to play an instrument I wanted to play. I asked for guitar, sax, drums or violin. They came up with a reason that each of my choices was a bad instrument to play. 3 years later they finally took me out of piano lessons when I was still miserable after every single lesson and recital, and had never "learned to enjoy it" like they told me I would.
I had a mean teacher though, that was part of it
Brett: "piano would be superior... if it could crescendo."
Organ players: *laugh in volume pedal*
*Laughs in opening the lid*
"That's how Italians play"
That's right, and that's why you find Paganini's pieces so hard, you got them wrong your whole life
also with the operatics arias. 💗
i was drinking my tea while rewatching this vid and spit it out bc i forgot that part 💀
Yeah😂😂😂
alternate title: editor-san apologizing to every country
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Huh it only said german
@@carlus6432 italian as well
That one was so rude
@@emanuelebabici ?
My daughter, Laura, choose the cello to learn because “it called to her”. You can’t find a better reason than that. The smallest kid choose the largest instrument there and the one that required an extra fee to rent lol. She had arthritis and asthma so she ruled out any that required blowing or holding arms up. I loved to hear her practice; you could feel it in your body and soul. Laura died in 2019 from her many medical woes. I use music to help me in my grief and the cello is especially comforting. Thank you two set for being both serious and goofy! I especially liked when you did some teaching with a kind and encouraging manner of giving advice. Much love from Laura’s mom 💕🐝💕
Heh, just wait until she starts to play the octo bass, which is a bass so big you have to use levers to make notes, and it’s bigger then a fully grown man.
@@JanesWiderick-mn1um Oh, I’m glad it never got to that big. Laura always wanted to get back to cello because it’s so emotive, but she died before that could happen. I miss the feeling in my chest when she would practice. Much love 💕🐝💕
@@JanesWiderick-mn1um im sure you meant no harm but next time id read the full comment
I am unsure if you only listen to the cello, or have started to play it yourself, but just know that Laura is always playing along as you do, too/listen. I am sorry for her passing, and thank you for being an amazing parent and allowing her to choose the instrument that she could truly breathe (or.. bow, haha) life into. 💜Much love from Australia💜
@@am_Nein Oh how beautiful! Thank you for saying that. In April 2024 it will be 5 years ago that she died and I still cry every day. My grief is great, but it’s because my love is also great. I shall keep what you said in mind when I listen to cellos play. I have a lovely picture of Laura and her best friends after a school concert. They were so happy. That’s what I try and remind myself when the agony comes hard. Much love 💕🐝💕
Classical music is calming
Mussorgsky: how about spending a night on Bald Mountain
“Classical music is so calming”
Me: sure **flashbacks to Shostakovich, the tortured soul**
Looks at Paganini
He was indeed the tortured soul, but brett would still look more tortured than him
@@janninesarmenta8573 laughs in Rachmaninoff
@@lor2311 hahaha so true 😂
@@justary_9790 *laughs in liszt* (excuse my spelling)
“Photocopying this music causes boils and hair loss” damn what witch decided to become a composer?
Nice profile pic😉
i love ur pfp
My head got like 'oh shit thats why' 😂
Berlioz Witch's Sabbath
I remember reading somewhere that many ancient documents (hand-copied) have this kind of curses, so that people won't dare to steal the books.
1:04 "less calming muscians"
Me: *plays Brett's Lo-Fi*
"Big violin"
Teacher: Ok, I'll put you into viola.
3:43 Sry I can’t heard you over my being able to “accompany” myself and playing 3 distinct musical lines at the same time👀👀😛
Oh dang ur a verified TH-camr
Yooo it’s Erik C!
@@cedar4539 No, probobly just an organist
I don't get why he said piano can't do a crescendo
@@lloydaran he meant like crescendo on a single note, not a phrase
+1 for a Spotify playlist of underrated pieces!
"Classical music is so calming."
The audience at the premiere of Stravinsky's the Rite of Spring in 1913: Sounds fake, but okay. 😕
2:21 She’s not a musician. She’s one of the most successful business woman in Cambodia. She spends million dollars on charity each years.
Oh? A verified person without a 1k likes?
@@-.mune.- dead or bought channel
Tax break
A playlist of your favorite non-mainstream classical pieces would be a treat. Or just make a video where you discuss the pieces, and someone else might make the playlist for you ...
It’s at 40, I can’t like or I’ll mess it up!
@@rebekahlee7360 😂
The key signature is not as weird as this Brett’s “handsome” smile when he is playing Canon in d
The smile was endearing.
If you know the face of a violinist playing a viola
3:16 As a pianist i can confirm😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. The piano is called the instrument that can simulate an orchestra in it own
As a cello and piano player I cannot relate
Watching Two Set is basically a religion with music teachers in my school, you can't go a few weeks without hearing about it
The worst is when the key signature changes after every page and you have to again get used to it!!!
I'd like to see them make a playlist of classical pieces. I mean, if their taste changes constantly, (makes sense), they can always update the playlist :)
Every year a new one
“I’m so proud of all of you!!”
Brett Yang, 2021
Yes Brett, we are super proud of you guys too
4:46 you get the same feeling when you work in research and in the end you are just "et al."
I was literally yelling “MAHLER” when Eddy finally said his name.
Lol same
STRAUSS!
George Crumb
PROKOFIEV
SAME!!
I'd love for twoset to make some playlists on their Spotify. I'd also love to see some of their videos compiled into playlists like their "most popular peices by each composer" or the one they did about music development through history.
7:28 He looks so happy, it's kinda cute xD
"Underrated classical music"
*Points at the Horovitz Euphonium Concerto*
Can't get more underrated than that
So true! That's a good piece…
just for the heck of it I will give this a try thanks to your comment
As an Italian fellow, I think people misunderstand the meaning of the famous hand gesture...
When an Italian makes that particular movement he means:" Wtf are you doing???"
I thought everyone knew that?
an underappreaciated playlist would be cool, but (as a non musician) I'd hecking LOVE a playlist of "essential" pieces or pieces you think non musicians/ppl who want to get into classical music should know
Hm! I'm tempted to jump in and give this a try. Beethoven's Ninth Symphony is probably in there. Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker and 1812 Overture... Smetana's Moldau... I can keep going if you like but I find myself getting tangled in "top twenty most famous pieces" vs. "things I like better" because my favorite Bach is 1052 and I'm pretty sure that's not the most famous Bach piece. Let me know if you'd like more.
Classical music is so calming
Rachmaninoff: laughs in fff
"Piano cant do a crescendo"
me with my digital piano: *Presses the key and increaaes the volume with the button*
Imagine seeing a concert program saying come see Yo Yo ma playing the big violin
There was a post on reddit where a guy actually showed what the music would sound like from that picture of the birds on the wires. It was definitely interesting.
5:03 Beginners would be prodigies playing this piece.
0:56 Liszt, Shostakovich, Wagner, Rachmaninov, Tchaikovsky, SCHOENBERG (and all expressionists): am I a joke to you?
*Der Erlkönig has joined the chat*
It’s gotten to the point that I can’t watch the marvel intro without thinking it’s the old Ling Ling intro
I really wish I could meet them one day. If only the army didn’t make that harder than it already is....
Where do u live? I'm just curious bc of the army thing.
What army thing
Are you live in southern Vietnam?
Middle East?
@@nicc9759 from the name, I'm guessing some South-american country
Speaking about memorising names for pieces, I would love if you guys did a "how to read piece titles" videos, and talked about the structure of (for example) symphony pieces, what the major/minor means, how different tempos are named, etc. It would really help a lot of people who are new to classical music!
1:49 Oh this… this is just the Italian bow-hold.
Eddy " This just proves that music is a part of nature" -- My thought: Play "Starling Birds on a Wire" for us!
Yes!!! They absolutely have to!
Awesome idea
Yess!!! I'd listen the heck out of a Twoset playlist!!
Once in a brass band we had a piece in the cursed key. Simply tuned all the instruments down a semitone and read the music as C major. Worked a treat. The judge never knew.
6:20 i almost died looking at the key signature and all the accidentals (and the chords)
Would love to have a playlist!
I am not sure if it is underrated, but one of my all-time favorites would be Finlandia
I learnt this piece when I was very small and played in the orchestra without paying attention to the composer,
then didn't play anymore until recently I start to watch twoset, learn that Sibelius is a Finnish composer,
and Bang! It was indeed composed by Sibelius =]
@@cmmartti The song has definitely captured the most heartwarming melody in Finlandia! But I have to argue the rest of the piece is also epic. It is, after all, about a nation. I think it represented some darkness, then become very exciting (especially when you hear the triangle) and majestic. As one of the comments I saw below a performance, it makes me feel patriotic for a country that's not my own.
2:37 As an Italian that is indeed how we play.
Your profile image is highly stereotyped: greasy hair, mustache, white tank top, hand gesture and a slice of pizza. I doubt you're Italian, at most you could be Italian-American
@@RoccoSantarcangelo If you want me to respond literally, Im an Italian-American from Jersey. Names Luciano, lives of Cannoli, and has studied the prohibition era and Italian Mafia and I’m currently writing a book on thus subject. Though my profile and my love for cannolis may be stereotypical, I am indeed a true Italian and don’t think that I’m just random stunad on the internet trying to make fun of Italians and Italian-Americans.
@@italianguy5908 I believe what you say, I'm glad you're interested in your origins. Regarding the Mafia, we hope that the new generations understand the mistakes of the past so that the sacrifices of those who fought it and those who were victims of it are not lost in vain. Good luck with your book!
@@RoccoSantarcangelo Thank you Rocco, I hope your word can spread across.😁
5:21 i suggest Scriabin's 5th sonata cause i can't stop listening to it; btw i don't think it's underrated but it needs to be more known
We pianists can do crescendo. Just not on a single note but crescendos are our cup of tea, almost every time the notes go up.
Underrated classical music piece: folk music worldwide.
I love the gaelic ones
Agreed!
Me too
@Isthat C So do I, and thanks for asking that question :-D !! OK, please excuse mini rant here: Gaelic music is not folk music. We have our classical music (piobaireachd - pipe music going back 2-300 years, variations on a theme, very difficult to play), ancient poetic lays on harp, one of the finest song traditions in Western Europe, our popular music, from Victorian music hall through pop, rock and punk to hip hop, our choral music, church music, military music, dance music and yeah, some folk music too (though much of it not anonymous). And it is still being composed, in many genres. Gaelic music is music.
Rant delivered. I'll see myself out.
@Isthat C a lot of classical music is based on folk music for one, also folk music has a very long cultural history. I think that's just my personal definition of classical music ehe
Theyre all bangers tbh I also listen to sea shanties
@@londongael thanks for the info!! I'm not really too well versed in these kind of things lmao
I love how a random linglingwannabe cultured eddy instead of the other way around
Suggestions non-mainstream pieces to put in the playlist:
Montague Phillips Piano Concerto No. 1
Rachmaninoff Concertos 1 and 4
Tchaikovsky Piano Concertos 2 and 3
Ravel/Koscis Toccata from Le Tombeau de Couperin
Ravel Piano Trio
Rimsky Korsakov Variations on a Theme by Glinka for Oboe and Military Band
Shostakovich Symphony No. 9
Shostakovich Three Fantastic Dances
Schumann Piano Quintet
Haydn Symphony No. 52
Purcell Hornpipe in E Minor
Richard Jones First Set in D Minor
Dora Pejačević's cello sonata. It's really cool
Thank you so much for Richard Jones! Now listening to his music for cembalo and Violin.
Symphony No9 shorty! I have to play that this Sunday. And I'm a kid. It's super hard
Thank you so much TwoSet, I never really had interest in playing the violin, like at all until I started watching you guys about a month ago, and I also too wanted to enjoy playing the violin and understand and relate to other violin players. Just got my violin 20 minutes ago, time for 40 hours of practice 🎻.
All the best. Hope you have a great time :)
become a ling ling of the violin! (try) 😅
They've inspired me as well! I'm hoping to get my mom’s old violin from East Berlin fixed in the hopes that I can learn! ^•^
brett vs. eddy table tennis match when 👀
Hi editor-san.
Thats all i wanted to say, also hi brett and eddy
3:50 I’m a pianist, and a Piano can Crescendo/Decrescendo, it just takes enough skill to be able know when to play the keys lightly and then play them hard.
Take Bohemian Rhapsody for instance in about 1:35 into the song he crescendos with multiple of the same octave note (B flat) in his left while his right is playing rising chords that get louder with each change
Next take a look at Chopin’s Nocturne Op.9 No.2 this song is constantly crescendoing and de-crescendoing with every couple of notes if you listen to it. So a piano can in fact Crescendo/Decrescendo, Pianissimo/Fortissimo, poco a poco. All that good stuff. So by your guy’s standards The Piano is a Superior Instrument.
Pretty late, but I do believe what they meant in Crescendo is doing so in the same note. Piano, once you press down a key you can't make that sound louder anymore.
@@frostdemon6787 valid I can see that
@@frostdemon6787 Repress. But true, piano is cool, but it have it's limits.
@@Jelau22 all instruments have limits
@@user-wd6ct4jc8r Yes, we're not alone on this point!
8:05 i dont know how to explain it but Eddy said Happy Birthday too cute
I've been seeing two set violin like forever and it never been boring, it's always AMAZINGGG
2:08 The special talent is simply being an Italian
this isn't necessarily an underrated classical song, but one of my favorite classical compositions is Chopin's "Winter Wind", it's fantastic
I would just like to point out in the most friendly manner possible that yes, Brett and Eddy, we pianists can in fact execute a crescendo. We just need more than one note to do so.
*casual voice to cover immediate piano protectiveness*
*held back challenges of what piano can do that violin can't*
*forced smile as I rewatch "which instrument is better" to calm myself* XD
exactly!!! we can crescendo, we just can't on one note!! but when are we just playing one note for a long time anyway? anyway yeah as a pianist I have thoughts about this but I'm gonna restrain
Not sure what we mean by "best", but I do think the piano is the most complete instrument.
PETITION TO SEE BRETT PLAYING TABLE TENNIS!
Hello, Brett & Eddy! I appreciate the both of you for all that you bring to the world in every way. Big warm hugs from my heart to yours from North America. Please take care and have a beautiful day! 🌞🌻💕
3:17
Organ. Signed, a pianist.
3:44
Also, something I learned today:
A crescendo pedal is a large pedal commonly found on medium-sized and larger pipe organs (as well as digital organs), either partially or fully recessed within the organ console. The crescendo pedal incrementally activates stops as it is pressed forward and removes stops as it is depressed backward.
1:28 "What would be your four choices?"
Shostakovich, Penderecki, Janacek, Xenakis
Don't forget Ligeti.
Video was too short!! I wanna hang out with you guys moree!!😭😭😭
Most People :"Classical music is so calming."
What about Schoenberg?
Always out of key.
It is calming for me 😬
Listen to Gurre-lieder! It’s so beautiful! No 12-tone-stuff. Just thicccc harmony
Paganini :
@@peterfireflylund *iT’s nOt OuT oF kEY iT HaS tHE tWelVE-tOnE teChNiqUE*
The wholesomeness in this vid was calming enough for me that I don't need calming music.
2:39 that was indeed the technique that made Paganini famous
i love this jumper so so so muchhhh i want oneeee🥺 (starry night for artists is just like canon in d for cellists) but idgaf i LOVE ITTTTT
Hahaha! 😅 what a great comparison. I'm the same way with art peices because I don't care how common it is. I'm still obsessed with Starry Night, and Mona Lisa, and Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog even though you see them everywhere.
3:11 This one killed me XD
2:50 just stop discussing it and play it already. Looks interesting.
“I do think the piano would be a superior instrument”
(Bari sax in the background)
“YOU DARE OPPOSE ME”
Just wanna say, I appreciate the content guys!
I just smile everytime I watch them in their videos ❤️ They're so precious ✨
Literally every time I watch your videos I pick up my violin, I’ve been doing 3 hours a day since I started watching you, and I genuinely love the motivation y’all give me! Love your channel, and you guys are great!
2:44 Like if you want Brett and Eddy to play that...
y e s
Soprano singer is so much better, than a baritone singer... And it`s easier to carry her around.
YES FOR PLAYLIST
Brett and Eddy should do the long nails challenge for 24 hours and also try and play some pieces with long nails 😂
0:45 angry cellist noises
YES PLAYLIST PLS I NEED SOME ~CULTURE IN MY LIFE~
I've lost count of how many times you managed to offend a country without even meaning it! 🤣
The way you used *O Fortuna* as the background music made me zone out of your conversation for a minute there.
Eddie and Brett are so inspiring. They encouraged me to continue violin and I find it so fun! I’m 11 and I finished the Suzuki Program at the age of 10. I’ve been learning the 24 Caprices and I learned the Bach Partitas while I did the Suzuki books. Loving violin.
Gonna listen recommendation's pieces from lingling wannabe
Romeo Juliet : dark of knight
Schoenberg - verklarte nacht
Schoenberg - chamber symphony 1
Nielsen Symphony
Shotakovich symphony 8
Erik Satie - Sarabandes
Chopin Op. 32 No. 2
Please comment if you have other pieces in mind
Meanwhile technical death metal bands : Just go crazy for 10 minutes okay?
...we don't want a twoset playlist, we NEED IT D:
Most underrated piece:
ALL CLASSICAL GUITAR REPERTOIRE
Eddy wishing happy birthday just made my day😍🥺
Make the playlist, it would be fun to see some recommendations IMO.
If you do the playlist here's some underrated pieces (its all for the classical guitar bc we are underapreciated):
Fernando Sor- Grand Sonata
op.22(Minuet and Trio)
Francisco Tárrega- Recuerdos de la Alhambra
Francisco Tárrega- Capricho Árabe
Francisco Tárrega- Adelita
Francisco Tárrega- Lágrima
Agustín Barrios- La Catedral
Agustín Barrios- Julia Florida
Leo Brower- Un Dia de Noviembre
Please like so they can see it
Classical Guitar Gang !!!!!!!
@@kei_517 of course
Any familiarity with music for theorbo?
Finzi Romance and his Eclogue are SO UNDERRATED as is Peter Warlock's Serenade! Also Bartok Divertimento. A playlist would be amazing 😊
I would listen the heck out of that spotify playlist!!!
Last time I was this early, Beethoven was still composing, not decomposing
Yes an official TwoSet classical playlist would be amazing!!!!
2:57 well i can reat now!