That is a killer because some notes require tons of positional changes. And the fingerboard doesn't really help--it's all empty space with no marks for any kind of position. You have to memorize the position.
S++: Instaling NASA chips in your violin S++: Playing 15 notes a second S+++: playing 22 notes per second S+++: If you can play it slowly S++++: You can play it quickly S++++: changing a b natural into a b flat S++++: Making the viola sound good S+++++: practicing 40 hours a day
Ling Ling can do all of them at the same time all on the F-String and if the F string doesn't exist then the Universe will disapprove it's own existence to approve the existence of the F string.
As someone who's just (barely) started violin, this was very educational. I'm still struggling to even do an upbow without the bow bouncing on the string!
Hi, when you find out give me a shout. I play voice and for sport Ballroom. International Standard. At least you are on a stringed instrument. Yours, Ann
@@parkiranhonda7138 Could nt have said it better. I've played the violin for more than 15 years now and there are legit 10 year olds better than me. It's really fuccing depressing tbh
@@yvonnestea6397 hei, I don't play any instruments. Knowing everyone is better than me at something makes me depressed. Knowing there are 10 years old asian kids better than everyone makes me think I am a useless being. But, despite all of that. I am happy you guys are trying your best on your instrument. You guys are awesome.
Well, let me put it this way. Improper, wiggle vibrato is C grade. Actual good vibrato is more like A grade because it requires lots of practice. The difficult part about vibrato is knowing where to place it and how much. Actual vibrato control consists of being able to do different kinds of vibrato. For example, you can start a long note with no vibrato and ease it in. Or if you're playing a slow section, you vibrato through each and every note. The high-class vibrato consists of using the vibrato to enrich the notes, and the amount placed into each and every note varies musically. Plus, high-class violinists can play through a whole horde of difficult notes moving up to the top of the E-string and vibrate on that last note that's longer to really charge the music. In case many of you have not tried, vibrato is harder the higher you go up in position. Hence, I disagree with the video. Proper vibrato (those of pro violin experts) is at least A class, if not higher.
I remember that when I started playing violin an exercise we had to do was play around half a dozen variants of twinkle twinkle little star, and I really didn't know why until today when I realized those were literally just the song only on semiquavers, martele, spicatto, sautille and ricochet
as for me playing piano, and discovering TwoSet a few years ago, *I learned that violin struggles with moving to another octave perfectly* that's just.. wow
@@slapmyfunkybass It is an ambiguous question indeed, but I supposed he meant what was the inversion of the interval. As the interval of a tenth can be reduced to a third with notes on different octaves, the result of its inversion is a sixth.
Just learned more about violin techniques in this 3 minute video than I did in my entire semester’s worth of orchestration class in college. Thank you so much.
1. Detache 2. Right Hand Pizzicato 3. Semiquavers (Repeated Notes) 4. Martele 5. Spicatto 6. Arpeggios (1st Position/Level 1) 7. Vibrato 8. Sautille (Repeated Notes) 9. Trills 10. Ricochet (Repeated Notes) 11. Sul G 12. Double Stops 13. Octaves 14. Artificial Harmonics 15. Left Hand Pizzicato (Easy/Level 1) 16. Sautille (Left Hand Separate Notes/Runs) 17. Chords 18. Double Stop Glissandos 19. Ricochet (Left Hand Runs) 20. Trill One Line, Note Other Line 21. Tenths 22. Arpeggios (Difficult/Level 2) 23. Left Hand Pizzicato (Difficult/Level 2) 24. Down Bow and Up Bow String Crossing Ricochet 25. Upbow Staccato 26. Fingered Octaves Trills 27. Flying Up Bow Ricochet 28. Quick Third Runs 29. Playing Melody while Left Hand Pizzicato Accompaniment 30. Up and Down Bow Staccato 31. Double Harmonics
This was beautifully made. I really appreciate you teaching these and putting them in one video. I will always refer to this video as I continue my journey to be better!
I've been a classical music fan since I can remember and spent 15 years in a choir and I had NO idea that when violinists move their fingers back and forth they are creating vibrato.. I just thought it was something more advanced players naturally did.. Had no idea until watching 2set. Thanks guys!
2:42 OMFG guys, for the first time in thirty years, Brett has changed his facial expression! P.S.: speaking as a complete beginner, some of these rankings are clearly off. I still can't play martelé after a whole year of practicing. Ricochet, on the other hand, I could play no problem on day one. As soon as I picked up the violin and played my very first note, it was ricochet! :-D
Facepalm @Jole Schütz. The proverbial German with his proverbial lack of any sense of humour. Hilarious. That was literally the whole joke. That he had shaky bow on his very first note. Because of course he did. Nobody plays ricochet on their very first note _on purpose._ Duh. At that point nobody even knows what ricochet is. What are you even doing watching this channel if the simplest of jokes flies way over your head. This channel is all jokes all the time, mate. And many of them are way more sophisticated than this one.
omg calm down and don't pretend like I'm just here to ruin every joke that was made. you don't even know me. and even though it was a joke, it was a bad joke.
@@johannesschutz780 lol "you don't even know me" after missing the other guy's joke and just calling his ricochet probably bad The OP's comment might be bad joke, but you just ruined this comment section's lightheartedness
This looks so cool to me! I've been playing since September 2022 I've been having lessons I just moved onto the Suzuki book 2, watching these videos even though they are 4 years old gives me so much to look forward to learning! I'm glad I started watching your videos and began on my violin journey !!
Playing octaves like this is really hard. I have them in a piece I'm playing right now and it's really frustrating to keep the intonation on an acceptable level.
Fingered octave trills are hard, but very doable in higher positions. The reason is that the higher in position you go, the less spacing there is for each octave, so you are stretching your fingers less. The hard octave trills are the ones in first position because these require the most finger stretching!
i play flute but when i tried to play violin for a few weeks i tried to attempt a vibrato and it's way harder than any wind instrument, vibrato on flute isn't hard with practice
Thank you for this very educational clip, I can finally understand what's all the fuss about and what exactly it is you praise in your commenting videos of genious players. I can really appreciate it much more now. You're amazing.
You guys are great... such funny but really informative video... I stopped playing twenty years ago but feel like starting again! And you are both really talented violinists!!! Keep up the amazing videos PLEASE!!!!
If you're beginning, prepare yourself for a lot of screeches. 😅 But keep practicing, at one point you'll manage to produce a decent sound and it's very satisfying.
There are 10 levels of playing the violin. Please pay very close attention to this... 1. SACRILEGIOUS 2. horrible 3. Better but still horrible 4. average 5. Good 6. Really good 7. AMAZING 8. Mind-blowing 9. genius level 11. Paganini 10. TwoSetViolin / Ling Ling
Apart from the bow techniques we have all the others on guitar... And the ricochet one would be like a gallop on guitar...we can also play arpeggios with a different picking technique called "sweep picking"
@tashvi mehta How is it basically A#m? Is it a weird spelling thing like sometimes there are double flats and sometimes a c sharp can be a d flat because it's in the context of a chord or whatever? or is it a completely different scale that is pretty similar? Google provided me with no answers, I'm sorry
*Twinkle twinkle little star Twinkle twinkle little star Twinkle twinkle little star Twinkle twinkle little star Twinkle twinkle little star Twinkle twinkle little star Twinkle twinkle little star Twinkle twinkle little star Twinkle twinkle little star* Ok I’m going crazy now
Good morning guys, I have been watching u for the pass three years and you guys really inspired me very much, I really love the way you play the instrument, I really hope to learn from you guys sincerely.
This was really helpful. I'm a self taught fiddle player so I don't know any of these fancy shmancy classical names for techniques, and I've been searching for days for a video on how to do 'staccato', which is what I would have described the technique as from my other musical experience (guitar and piano), but none of them were what I was looking for, they demonstrated (up bow) staccato as you have here. This video was among the search results today and I opened it in a new tab to watch after I'd found what I was looking for. Nothing. So then I watched this video, and lo and behold - the technique I am looking for is actually called 'Spiccato', and there are many videos on it. Thanks fellas.
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The moment you realize even twinkle twinkle little star is too hard for you
I know, right? At the beginning, even I was all, "Oh that song? I bet even I could do some of these... Nevermind."
I thought this was abcd's or are they the same?
Sonelle Darling Relatable 🥺
Yare yare daze Maybe-
Pianist gang: *laughs in Ah vous, dirai-je maran*
Sometimes i forget these guys really know how to play
Amal Srivastava they are hella good
they do a lot of *practice*
@@luketuke02 40 hours a day to be exact
@@prabhatkiran7415 bro isn't 40 hrs a day too much nah jk i got ur joke 😂😂
666 likes cursed comment
You know it's gonna be Hard when Vibrato is only C+
For real
Me practicing c+ for months now 🥲
@@mahshshsrklingfa7031 SAME
Just learned vibrato in just 1½ weeks
@@insectosinsect7959 i Hope Its going to be this easy to me as well
when you realize they are violinist not just two nerds
Same thing
They're ling ling's apprentice
i see no difference
twoset reading this”👁👄👁”
JAHDKAJSJ samee
S+++: 15 notes a second...
If YoU cAn PlAy It SlOw YoU CaN pLaY iT fAsT !!!1!!!!!111!!!!11!!
S++++++ sacreligiously playing 15 notes a second
s++++++++++++++ playing violin with a violin
SSS(+at the power of 69)Playing a violin with a piano as a bow
Ling Ling can play quadruple that in a quarter of a second.
*When you’re on A but only half way through the vid*
Me: *intense sweating*
69.
69th like ;)
Rush BlushX lol
Samiya Jina this is how the Asian kids see their grades
*A? WE’re oNly HalfwAy thrOugH*
Th3speedoflight omg so true haha xD
I think this is soooo funny because
1. It’s educational for us
2. It’s a flex for them
Lol
Ayumi Yokohari it’s sleep for ling ling
Bobby Baldwin YAS
3: it shows how good ling ling is
@@noheart8409 m
True, most importantly, it's entertaining to me
You know violin is a hard instrument when the lowest ranking skill is C-
If it c-, I kung-pao yoh chicken, if it lowah, I kung-pao yoh head!
@@haferbrei7759 lul...what?
Xanfer The Haunted we found a non twoset violin fan
@@paper2222 Not nescessarily, just founded out about two set so yea, but don't spoil it for me just yet though, I shall reach enlightenment on my own.
@@haferbrei7759 gratz on the overt racism
When you realize all of the S tier is basically Paganini...
Only trading your soul with the devil will enable the power to include them all in one piece.
My apologies… I cannot like this because it’s at 666 and that’s too perfect for Paganini lol
@@tylermoore8218 i liked that comment, now it’s 966 so now it has one upside down 6
It's at 981 now, 9-8+1=2, 2*3=6, using the 3 we got previously, we can use the 6 three times and get 666. Idk
@@iron_expert8412 mathematical ling ling variant?
It was basically twinkle twinkle little star with Paganini caprice 24 lol
Emily Yummy I thought it was abc 😆
Gabriela melina same melody
@@gabrielamelina9709 Twinkle little star, alphabet song and ba ba black sheep are all the same
Funny thing is in my head, I was singing it as "A, B, C, D, little star..." 😂... Damn my brain loves to mix up songs!
It's also called "The French Melody" by Mozart
All violins are difficult, The difference is in the ability of the player to reach the level of the difficultly
Michael Ortega
*_beautiful_*
Not for ling ling
I agree, except violas. They are just for scrubs
Oui
Can someone like explain what double harmonics are to me... pls
Play in tune - S++
That is a killer because some notes require tons of positional changes. And the fingerboard doesn't really help--it's all empty space with no marks for any kind of position. You have to memorize the position.
This made me laugh out loud for real
S++: Instaling NASA chips in your violin
S++: Playing 15 notes a second
S+++: playing 22 notes per second
S+++: If you can play it slowly
S++++: You can play it quickly
S++++: changing a b natural into a b flat
S++++: Making the viola sound good
S+++++: practicing 40 hours a day
making viola sound good is implausible and impossible
F-: Accidentally installing NSA chips in your violin 👀
S+++++++: Making ur parents proud
Ling Ling does all of those in half a second
@@andreaarevalo3307 that's the joke
Theory: TwoSet uploaded this just to boast that their skill is S+.
ling ling’s skill is Z+
@@lavan6298 maybe you mean Z++++. Yep that alot of plus
kader gumus ok i think if that happens he breaks the rules of the world
Ling Ling skill is at least *Я+.* Or possibly *xǔn+++.*
Noob ... Ling Ling is obviously a Z∞+
Remember when a long time ago... we all thought vibrato was so hard
I can't vibrato ._. (I've played for 1 year sooo😅)
Ah I’m sure you’ll get the hang of it! I’ve only played for a year as well 😂
Good luck
@@user-nj3sx5cz2j how can you do vibrato only after a year i also am on my 12th month help me naruto
It still is for me too :/
IKRR HAHA
I have no idea what all of these are but it’s Twoset and good content so I can’t complain.
I swear to god I keep seeing you everywhere. Isagail was your old name, right?
Its violin? Should be simple
I do not play violin, I play piano, so I do not know what most of these things are.
Izzy Mit?
Hello Izzy
3:05 Dang it, they stole 50% of all viewers' jokes.
Ling Ling can do all of them at the same time all on the F-String and if the F string doesn't exist then the Universe will disapprove it's own existence to approve the existence of the F string.
@@arnavanand8037 the F string is on the double bass.
@@sherrymccage3525 on the giant violin *
@@sherrymccage3525 I play the double bass and it don't have an F string
I paused right at 3:05 to see the comments😂
Paganini Variations of twinkle twinkle little star
Ah vous dirai-je maran but on violin
Rearranged by Paganini
Hannah Quintua lol hi
The most difficult of them all: TREMOLO.
Isaac Gutierrez woww 😯
aMaZing!
sO tAleNtEd
#soeasymainstreamplaying #americasgottalentisfake
So true
As someone who's just (barely) started violin, this was very educational. I'm still struggling to even do an upbow without the bow bouncing on the string!
And how's it going now? I'm soon to be in the position you were in 10 months ago!
I find upbows easier - it's down bows I bounce on, hope your progress has gone well the past year. I'm on week four currently and loving it!
@@jakechallis5626 how's it going now?
how're you doing now?
great job, its an upbow staccato if you your change perspective.
Look at Brett's face when he does melody with the bow and left hand pizzicato XD
ahaahha
Seem like a normal soloist for me.
The fact that they can do all of them is amazing
Jimin’s Jams they can play it faster than ling ling you know ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Umm... I don't think that that was all of them actually.... Ask Hilary? @@Lyre206
Can we just appreciate how good Brett is at left hand pizz?
I mean he is a perfect pizz boi
I was doing trills before I learned vibrato. I dont even know, man
Me too
Same
me too but i also play piano so
Thst was me, I learnt the basics of trills at Grade 2 and vibrato at Grade 4.
Well, I was made to learn up and down staccato at 2 grade... Absolutely a disgrace. Probably a mad teacher
Barely scratching the surface of Ling Ling
wow that spelling though
It's just a pirate, don't discriminate >:(
Why am I even here, I play piano and guitar.
Hi, when you find out give me a shout. I play voice and for sport Ballroom. International Standard. At least you are on a stringed instrument. Yours, Ann
I play trumpet
I don’t even play an instrument and this guy gets recommended to me
yee I feel the same I do guitar and piano
Look into your heart. You know why.
This video: a good thing to point at to prove 1. Violin is hard 2. Twoset is god
Halasz!
@@user-nx1zs1ef6l Hi
Sometimes I feel ashamed that I know more about a violin than my own instrument...
Don't worry, if you play violin, you will feel more depressed because there is a ten years old kid playing better than you.
@@parkiranhonda7138 Fair enough 😂, although there will always be someone who is better than you and I, prodigy or not
@@parkiranhonda7138 Could nt have said it better. I've played the violin for more than 15 years now and there are legit 10 year olds better than me. It's really fuccing depressing tbh
@@yvonnestea6397 hei, I don't play any instruments. Knowing everyone is better than me at something makes me depressed. Knowing there are 10 years old asian kids better than everyone makes me think I am a useless being.
But, despite all of that. I am happy you guys are trying your best on your instrument. You guys are awesome.
ha i feel the same, curse you ling ling
Nobody:
Brett: Plays perfect double harmonics like their nothing.
they're*
@@unexpected8166 th'eyre
@@aleph1441 theyr’e
@@kire6993 theyre'
@@theuhhperson7745 t’heyre
So how many of these do you want to use in your “Variations on ‘The Last Rose of Summer?’”
Ernst: yes
Paganini: That's cute
When vibrato is considered c grade and me and my grade 7 tiny ass hands still struggle
same dude but the only differance is i play viola
@@ecstasyegg8870 I feel for you...
Well, let me put it this way. Improper, wiggle vibrato is C grade. Actual good vibrato is more like A grade because it requires lots of practice. The difficult part about vibrato is knowing where to place it and how much. Actual vibrato control consists of being able to do different kinds of vibrato. For example, you can start a long note with no vibrato and ease it in. Or if you're playing a slow section, you vibrato through each and every note. The high-class vibrato consists of using the vibrato to enrich the notes, and the amount placed into each and every note varies musically. Plus, high-class violinists can play through a whole horde of difficult notes moving up to the top of the E-string and vibrate on that last note that's longer to really charge the music. In case many of you have not tried, vibrato is harder the higher you go up in position. Hence, I disagree with the video. Proper vibrato (those of pro violin experts) is at least A class, if not higher.
grade 6 here and I feel the exact same....
tiny hands pianist struggling with octaves 😔✊
when you suddenly realize that both of them are great
I remember that when I started playing violin an exercise we had to do was play around half a dozen variants of twinkle twinkle little star, and I really didn't know why until today when I realized those were literally just the song only on semiquavers, martele, spicatto, sautille and ricochet
I had to do those for piano😂
I’d argue that vibrato is a little bit higher on the list
MatHM 14 Yeah same. I think it comes more naturally to some people than others, but it’s pretty difficult to have solid vibrato.
I thought it would be at least a B or an A
Really? I can do vibrato decently but I can’t do too many things ranked above it. But I do think that the double stops were put way too high.
Oh, well, I know vibrato since 3rd class of music school. I don't think it's difficult, but it's only my opinion, so don't feel offend. Xd, sorry😅😂❤
good vibrato really isn't that easy but compared to everything else i think it's spot on the list is fair lol
Now i know that “richochet” is my dream technique.
Cant wait to start my first violin lesson next 2 weeks
So did u enjoy playing the violin?
So... How did it go? :-)
He ded
Yoshino Hmm maybe 🤣🤣
@@yoshinohmm4975 yes lol
as for me playing piano, and discovering TwoSet a few years ago, *I learned that violin struggles with moving to another octave perfectly* that's just.. wow
Imagine being a pianist and finding out 12ths are laughably easy on guitar. (you can literally fret them with one finger)
Didn’t even know tenths were a thing until I watched this. Now that I think about it, what would a tenth sound like in the first inversion position?
Considering a 10th is a 3rd but with notes in different octaves, its inversion is just a 6th :)
@@slapmyfunkybass It is an ambiguous question indeed, but I supposed he meant what was the inversion of the interval. As the interval of a tenth can be reduced to a third with notes on different octaves, the result of its inversion is a sixth.
Like a third?
C: Can-start-playing
B: Beginner
A: Advanced
S: Super
:-0
D: Detache is all I know
S: Social-life-is-dead
Hoàng Kim Việt Can't be arsed's?
i wouldn't say octaves are beginner
Good try, but this is not so ture. No hate or anything
Just learned more about violin techniques in this 3 minute video than I did in my entire semester’s worth of orchestration class in college. Thank you so much.
What if Ling Ling was the violin
It could never be played.
Plot twist😱😱
Making epic, sexy comments since 1945.
Who is lingling
He wouldn't even need the bow
I don't know how, but you just composed a variation on a Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, and it sounds so damn good!!
1. Detache
2. Right Hand Pizzicato
3. Semiquavers (Repeated Notes)
4. Martele
5. Spicatto
6. Arpeggios (1st Position/Level 1)
7. Vibrato
8. Sautille (Repeated Notes)
9. Trills
10. Ricochet (Repeated Notes)
11. Sul G
12. Double Stops
13. Octaves
14. Artificial Harmonics
15. Left Hand Pizzicato (Easy/Level 1)
16. Sautille (Left Hand Separate Notes/Runs)
17. Chords
18. Double Stop Glissandos
19. Ricochet (Left Hand Runs)
20. Trill One Line, Note Other Line
21. Tenths
22. Arpeggios (Difficult/Level 2)
23. Left Hand Pizzicato (Difficult/Level 2)
24. Down Bow and Up Bow String Crossing Ricochet
25. Upbow Staccato
26. Fingered Octaves Trills
27. Flying Up Bow Ricochet
28. Quick Third Runs
29. Playing Melody while Left Hand Pizzicato Accompaniment
30. Up and Down Bow Staccato
31. Double Harmonics
This was beautifully made. I really appreciate you teaching these and putting them in one video. I will always refer to this video as I continue my journey to be better!
Them: Twinkle twinkle is the easiest to play in violin.
Two set violin: Hold my rosin
This just sounded like a paganini caprice
It's not about how easy a piece is, it's the skills and effort you put into it.
U did it wrong u gotta catch the bow
Og fans will know
Lol this meme is taking over
i understood that reference
Jaeden Vaithianathan Well that would be sacrilegious
@@pakki6555 sameee
This vid is underrated... I actually underestimated violin a lot... and i started thinking if i have the time and effort to try mastering it.....
I've been a classical music fan since I can remember and spent 15 years in a choir and I had NO idea that when violinists move their fingers back and forth they are creating vibrato.. I just thought it was something more advanced players naturally did.. Had no idea until watching 2set. Thanks guys!
2:42 OMFG guys, for the first time in thirty years, Brett has changed his facial expression!
P.S.: speaking as a complete beginner, some of these rankings are clearly off. I still can't play martelé after a whole year of practicing. Ricochet, on the other hand, I could play no problem on day one. As soon as I picked up the violin and played my very first note, it was ricochet! :-D
then it’s probably a bad ricochet.
Facepalm @Jole Schütz. The proverbial German with his proverbial lack of any sense of humour. Hilarious.
That was literally the whole joke. That he had shaky bow on his very first note. Because of course he did.
Nobody plays ricochet on their very first note _on purpose._ Duh. At that point nobody even knows what ricochet is.
What are you even doing watching this channel if the simplest of jokes flies way over your head. This channel is all jokes all the time, mate. And many of them are way more sophisticated than this one.
omg calm down and don't pretend like I'm just here to ruin every joke that was made. you don't even know me.
and even though it was a joke, it was a bad joke.
@@johannesschutz780 lol "you don't even know me" after missing the other guy's joke and just calling his ricochet probably bad
The OP's comment might be bad joke, but you just ruined this comment section's lightheartedness
Oh please excuse me for singlehandedly ruining a whole comment section
why again are we making such a huge deal out of it? go back practise.
This looks so cool to me! I've been playing since September 2022 I've been having lessons I just moved onto the Suzuki book 2, watching these videos even though they are 4 years old gives me so much to look forward to learning! I'm glad I started watching your videos and began on my violin journey !!
Ling ling is classified as its own category of difficulty: lingpossible
Siege and its called lingpossible because only ling ling can make it possible™
Eddy's double stop gave me goosebumps. They are so talented. Brett is soo good
I like how it goes from Twinkle Twinkle Little Star to Stravinsky and Paganini’s Rip The Stars From the Sky
Welcome to 'Brett & Eddy flex for 3 minutes' 🤩 bravo boys👌
3 Minutes?! I thought it was 40 hours
I had a smile on my face that grew and grew and then my jaw dropped at fingered octave trills, lol WOW! When did your jaw drop? XD
Playing octaves like this is really hard. I have them in a piece I'm playing right now and it's really frustrating to keep the intonation on an acceptable level.
As someone who plays piano, and plays violin for school orchestra, I can say that the vibrato was truly amazing.
Fingered octave trills are hard, but very doable in higher positions. The reason is that the higher in position you go, the less spacing there is for each octave, so you are stretching your fingers less. The hard octave trills are the ones in first position because these require the most finger stretching!
Double harmonics are so beautiful! You guys are amazing !
I knew I would be pretty low on the scale before watching this but... I’m lower than I thought and now I feel inferior
detache squad
Same?
When you’ve been playing for years and still can’t do a vibrato 😭
No comment
Agree 🙁
Gehehe
Ling ling save us
i play flute but when i tried to play violin for a few weeks i tried to attempt a vibrato and it's way harder than any wind instrument, vibrato on flute isn't hard with practice
Thank you for this very educational clip, I can finally understand what's all the fuss about and what exactly it is you praise in your commenting videos of genious players. I can really appreciate it much more now. You're amazing.
This is one of the just genuinely educational TwoSet videos so far!
You guys are great... such funny but really informative video... I stopped playing twenty years ago but feel like starting again! And you are both really talented violinists!!! Keep up the amazing videos PLEASE!!!!
Wow !
Anyone notice Eddy gets the ones that moves the left hands the most and Brett gets the ones that moves the right hands the most?
... interesting.... (creepy voice) Also way true
I'm not even a musician but this made me wanna cry and go practice.
watching twoset is like having your self esteem uplifted and crushed at the same time
It is 1230am in Malaysia...😂😂
Ling Ling practice 40 hours per sec
Same from malaysiaa i still 😂😂 watching
12:05am in India. 😄
@@crayoon9981 good morning malaysia and...GOODNIGHT TO MY SENEGAL 😢😢😢😢
Yvonne Tsau 2 07 in Japan
The hardest technique is the Ling Ling technique.
How do u do that?
@@clairev.g.7361 If you practice 40 hours a day.. you can do it.
Yeah but.. how exactly do u do a Ling Ling technique? :/
@@clairev.g.7361 Nobody knows how to.. its never been perfected yet nor recreated.
wOw thAts my dReem
Thank you so much for doing this. Our family is just starting violin and I was wondering what all of the different sounds I could hear was. 😊
If you're beginning, prepare yourself for a lot of screeches. 😅
But keep practicing, at one point you'll manage to produce a decent sound and it's very satisfying.
@@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia haha yes. My husband and I think it sounds closest to a dying cat. 😵 Looking forward to an improvement from there. Lol
Nicely done. That was both entertaining and informative. Thanks for a few ideas on the next thing to pound my head against.
Hey guys I play Guitar and Klarinette but i like watching you play! The Violin techniques look pretty cool to watch and listen to of course!
I didn't know some of this was even possible. The end comment was hysterical. Love these guys!
Im thankful that I lived till the day I witnessed the Twinkle twinkle little star variations being rewritten 😂
There are 10 levels of playing the violin. Please pay very close attention to this...
1. SACRILEGIOUS
2. horrible
3. Better but still horrible
4. average
5. Good
6. Really good
7. AMAZING
8. Mind-blowing
9. genius level
11. Paganini
10. TwoSetViolin / Ling Ling
11. Ling Ling
@@nancyann78 OMG, I forgot 11! You are so right!
12. Hilary Hahn
13. Hilary Ling
5 ½. Interesting
Been watching you guys for a while now, I finally got a Viola and guess who i'm learning from? You guys. The simplest of things help alot.
My g string broke. I am indeed sad.
They look like they're having so much fun with it :)
0:03 You can see Eddy's reflection in the picture frame thing
This is so useful. Just stared to learn the violin and I could know where I am in the progress. Thank you TwoSet.
2:28 My favortite. I love u brett
You make it all look so easy to do!❤❤
Apart from the bow techniques we have all the others on guitar...
And the ricochet one would be like a gallop on guitar...we can also play arpeggios with a different picking technique called "sweep picking"
Wow an actual entertaining video. Bravo
Oh boy
2:58 had my ears RINGING
Is it just me or do the double harmonics sound really beautiful?
yes it does, except when YOU are the one playing it
*Ling Ling can do all of those at once*
...and *still* make it sound like music
Y'alls merch is the best in the game.
S+++: Playing a 5 octave L# major scale using only the frog of the bow.
If only this comment was loved...
The Random Channel It is by nine people.
What is a L# scale
It is loved by 57 people
Now 58
@tashvi mehta How is it basically A#m? Is it a weird spelling thing like sometimes there are double flats and sometimes a c sharp can be a d flat because it's in the context of a chord or whatever? or is it a completely different scale that is pretty similar? Google provided me with no answers, I'm sorry
BRO the last one was soool clean
The another side of violin! Amazing guys! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
They flexed my ear so much, the bleeding just won't stop. 10/10 RIP headphone users.
*Twinkle twinkle little star
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Ok I’m going crazy now
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Good morning guys, I have been watching u for the pass three years and you guys really inspired me very much, I really love the way you play the instrument, I really hope to learn from you guys sincerely.
Plot twist: Ling Ling practices 40 hours a day on viola...
That just changes the whole fandom
Top ten anime betrayals
>40 hours a day smashing violas that is.
Yeah, but he just does hit so he doesn’t stick to his violin. Sticking to a viola is impossible, you see, as the immune system naturally fights it.
She practices every instrument imaginable each for 40 hours a day
Ling Ling can play all these at the same time. But with no intrument
Mp3 player
Air violin?
That’s not even possible
I mean god damn the left hand pizz with melody and the up and down bow staccato. Haunting.
Apparently everybody forgot these guys can play
Didn’t even get to LL+ smh 🙄😒
This was really helpful. I'm a self taught fiddle player so I don't know any of these fancy shmancy classical names for techniques, and I've been searching for days for a video on how to do 'staccato', which is what I would have described the technique as from my other musical experience (guitar and piano), but none of them were what I was looking for, they demonstrated (up bow) staccato as you have here. This video was among the search results today and I opened it in a new tab to watch after I'd found what I was looking for. Nothing. So then I watched this video, and lo and behold - the technique I am looking for is actually called 'Spiccato', and there are many videos on it.
Thanks fellas.
A wild TwoFlexViolin appears!
I learned how to ricochet before learning what arpeggios are, i didn't even realize ricochet is a genuine technique i did it cause it sounded cool