I love how Eddie is going into musical detail and Brett’s just over here giving marriage counseling/advice 😂💖

I am literally getting married next week. What is this sorcery, Brett and Eddy?! Update 18th March: I got married today!

My friend got married to a solo Violin rendition of Lark Ascending. My Grandfather was buried to the same piece and I can’t think of anything more fitting for both uplifting and melancholic emotional moments.

The photo of Brett as the groom and Eddie as the Bride is just hysterical beyond words

1:05 Debussy - Arabesque No. 1 1:49 Tchaikovsky - String Quartet No. 1, II. Andante Cantabile 2:35 Liszt - Liebestraum No. 3 3:27 Bach - Overture from Orchestral Suite No. 1 BWW1066 4:20 Brahms - Intermezzo, Op. 118, no.2 5:01 Schumann/Liszt - Liebeslied (Arrangement of Schumann's Widmung) 6:18 Bach - Brandenburg Concerto no. 6 in B-flat major BWW1051, III. Allegro 6:52 Bach - Concerto for two violins in D minor BWW1043, II. Largo ma non tanto 8:17 Gerald Finzi - Romance in E flat major, Op. 11 8:47 Rachmaninoff - Symphony No. 2, Op. 27, III. Adagio

I want Eddy to be my wedding planner & Brett to be my marriage counsellor. 😂

My husband and I actually played the second movement of Bach's double at our wedding!!! We met in the symphony and when covid hit, we started playing duets together just for fun, and ended up falling in love :)

Adding to this list: Borodin’s string quartet No. 2, III. Nocturne. This honestly might be the single most romantic piece of music I’ve heard. It tells the story of Borodin falling in love with his wife (the whole quartet was a gift to his wife), with her being represented by the violin and him the cello. You can hear the two of them “talking” to each other and “dancing” together, getting progressively more intertwined as they fall in love!

I got married in a cathedral with an organ so we took full advantage of that. Here are the pieces we used: -Guests entering: Fanfare by Jacques-Nicholas Lemmens -Bridal procession: Jupiter theme by Holst -Recession: Gigue French Suite No. 5 on G (on the organ it was incredible) I was friends with the organist and he said he would be happy to do an additional piece for the guests directly after the ceremony, so he performed Organ Symphony No. 1 in D minor by Vierne. I had a lot of guests comment of how amazing it was to basically have a private organ concert.

I have been to a wedding in which the couple (both classical musicians) insisted on having the entire Beethoven symphony no.9 but rearranged the parts and movements so that the ode to joy theme (the stunning part with both orchestra and choir) would be blasting at full volume when they were doing their vows It was so freaking hilarious but glorious, and definitely one of the most memorable weddings I’ve been to

If the couple are both musicians, a duet between their main instruments might be really sweet to have as one of the pieces. And if one of them can compose that duet or arrange it for their instruments, even better.

Seems unconventional, but my wife walked down the ailse to Satie's Gymnopedie No.1. It's so achingly beautiful with a nostalgic quality, as if you could listen to the piece whilst reminiscening on a life spent with your love.

For my brother's wedding, I played Schumann's "Träumerei" on my cello - I picked the piece, and my brother and his - now - wife loved it immediately. He also chose "Can't help falling in love with you" as a cello version. I was super nervous to play because I am not a professional musician and I am not even a Ling Ling wannabe cause I don't have time to practice. But everybody expressed that they preferred a family member or friend to play at the wedding instead of some professional musician who nobody knows.

Eddy : **explaining music eloquently** Brett : *PLAY THIS AT YOUR WEDDING AND YOU WONT GET DIVORCED!!!* 😂😂😂

Imo, I think Tchaikovksy's "Melodie" is a very romantic piece, perfect for a celebration of love. Not every wedding has to be super "elegant" or anything. Love is not elegant; love can be messy, sudden, waning, and growing. Lost love, found love, unconditional love... these are all the things I feel when listening to Melodie. It just feels like love.

This whole video was so romantic. I love how into it both of you were, not cynic at all. You treated a most holy sacrament with its due respect and dignity. And gave us beautiful recommendations 💕

From playing at wedding gigs in the past to recommending not-canon wedding pieces now, you guys have really come full circle 😄

Eddy: eloquently talking about the stories of the composers and why the piece is a good one for the wedding; Brett: wHY PEoPLe PLaY CAnOn IN D??!! Me: LOVE IT!!

Already had my wedding, but if we do a vow renewal I'm blasting B²TSM's Duh Duh Duh Dum on repeat.

I had an all-Bach wedding. Entrance of family members and bridesmaids were preludes from well-tempered klavier and cello suites, lighting of candles by the mothers was the aria from Goldberg, my dad and I made a recording of us playing the 2nd mvt of the double together for our walk in, and then the unity candle was one of the more joyful Goldberg variations (cuz the moms had the theme).

I love how most of the time, Eddy was explaining the pieces' history, meaning, inspiration,... while Brett was like: "WHY CANON IN D?!?!!"

In Poland the standard wedding music is Mendelssohn's wedding march. It's very rare anything else is being played.

I cannot stop laughing at the jumpcut 5:25 , they both looked like they are high on drugs listening to the piece. I know how they feel... Don't we all..? LOL

This video came out a tad too late. I had to write my own small quintet (piano, violin, cello, soprano, tenor) to propose... recorded it with Fiverr artists (one of which was featured in TwoSet’s Fiverr video!)... It was quite an experience! And she said ‘yes’... The most useful video that helped me accomplish this was TwoSet’s demonstration of violin techniques... so thank you, Brett and Eddy! Without you, I would never think of composing for an instrument other than piano...

If I was friends with Twoset, I'd request that they play Canon in D at my wedding just to troll them.

Forget weddings, I'm going to play these classical music pieces for my funeral.

If I ever got married I would walk the aisle to Händel's Arrival of the queen of Sheba, for I am the queen. Seriously tho, it's one of the first pieces that really impressed the prepubescent me. It's so joyous and grandeur, love it!

Another suggestion: "The Swan" from Camille Saint-Saëns' The Carnival of Animals is also such a lovely piece to be played at a wedding. The solo cello is so soft and gentle.

Plot twist: One of them are getting married soon and this video is a ginormous foreshadow of what is yet to come.

I walked down the aisle to the andante movement of Mendelssohn’s piano trio No 1 in d minor Op 49… the entrance of the strings makes a beautiful moment for the bride to enter! ❤

I was 100% sure that Rach concerto no 2 2nd movement is gonna be there

At my wedding, my husband’s entrance song was Traumerei on cello and mine was Dawn from the Pride and Prejudice soundtrack…not sure how Brett and Eddy feel about that piece, but it’s still one of my favorites.

You probably wont see this but i really wanted to say please continue "reviewing" music like this😂first of all, it's super entertaining, and secondly i think it fits with your message of spreading classical music to more people.❤️

Me writing down pieces to play at my wedding despite having no love life

OMG! Eddy has chosen the piece I liked - Gerald Finzi-Romance in E flat major. I never thought this could be a wedding piece, I only thought it was very romantic! Thank you Eddy! ❤️

6:23 let’s go violas represent!

I went to a wedding where the bride walked down the aisle to Gustav Holst's Jupiter, specifically the "I vow to thee my country" part. It was played by a brass quintet and church organist and sounded very grand.

Sorry TwoSet, I did enter the church on Canon in D, 20 years ago, and I still get butterflies and teary eyes each and every time I hear it. I listen to it on purpose and when I got married I had no idea it was a popular piece for weddings. It simply speaks to my soul.

Edvard Grieg's Morning Mood is a triumphant piece for me. 🎉 It gives a sense of nostalgia about the struggles you had to go through before reaching this stage of life and also hope for many days ahead as a married couple. Suitable to be played at a garden-themed of morning wedding. Where your soul is in contact with nature while your body is showered with sunlight.😘👌

you two always makes me think about happiness i am a loner and no friends have a family but not that close i am introvert. i am anti social life but you two just simply makes me happy and thats enough for me . thank you even i will never got a chance to meet you guys (probably i wouldn't, because i am scared of many people) . but here in TY its enough thank you

Twoset singlehandedly managing to reduce divorce rates. Truly epic.

My boyfriends father is a great amateur pianist and once played Liszts Liebestraum no3 for us. It was so beautiful, it immediately made me cry! If we ever marry, I swear I'll force his father to play this on our wedding! 😄

Coming back to check on the pieces list to listen to, I just want to add that, I was very surprised and inspired by the fact twoset get lessons for their Bach double. It was played really really really beautifully during the 4M and I love that piece to bits. Don't get me wrong, I really like the Mendy and La Campanella in 2 weeks was impressive, but that Bach double get my soul. I love Bach music, there is always more you can explore with Bach, and that Bach double, while may be low ranking in twoset own violin duet tier list, probably technique requirement wise, has such high potential that when done flawlessly well, is just, beauty. And to me, in my humble oppinion, the 4M Bach double did not lose to any other recording on yt or spotify by renowned violinists. Your hard work pay off! What was more awespiring is that, I think you two probably could nail it normally with your current level and practice yet you go to teacher to improve it further, it tells much about music journey is never ending, a piece can futher be polished! I keep go back to listen to it because how beautiful it was. Really. Thank you twoset for the wonderful performance and music!

As a person who loves classical music and is also looking forward to their wedding, I feel so validated by these recommendations!!

My wife and I had my violin teacher agree to play two Ghibli songs for the dance with her father and our first dance : Always with you (Spirited Away) and A Town with an Ocean View (Kiki)

I’m kinda surprised that y’all didn’t include Mahlers Adagietto, given the fact that he wrote it as a love letter to his soon to be wife. Another great piece to add to the Liszt.

It would be great if you guys could create a Spotify playlist with all these pieces and share the link in the video description 😇 just to save us needing to search and save each piece individually.

Loved seeing Liebestraum No. 3 on here, I just finished learning it today! I’m not a pianist and I’ve only been playing for 5 months so it was quite a challenge but I’m so happy I finished it, it’s definitely one of my favorites

Classical musicians describing classical pieces is so magical to me. 🥰🥰🥰

We had classical guitar at our wedding I let the guitarist choose the music and he did not disappoint. Nothing was main stream classical but it was very romantic. The guys mentioned the 2nd movement of the Bach double and when they did it in November, it was so gorgeous. Eddy started with the statement on his rich Strad and when Brett came in on his sweet Strad it was so moving. Thanks, guys! All your work paid off.

When I saw the title of the video, I immediately thought of Rachmaninoff's Adagio from his second symphony and could not be happier seeing it at the end of this list. Despite it being on the long end, it is still easily one of the most romantic pieces I have ever heard.

find someone who gets as excited about you as eddy gets about bach 7:00

Editor San is finally back in form with that brilliant thumbnail photo 😂😂😂

Seriously speaking, I think Fantasia also has a dreamy kind of feeling that fits wedding! Like, just imagine listening to Fantasia while friends and families hang around and chat, under warm sun with a slight cool breeze! And imagine Twoset playing it for you lol I'll have my eyes on Brett and Eddy all the time then LMAO jk

finzi is so underrated man, his eclogue for piano and strings is also so beautiful

I remember telling myself I'd have Liszt's Liebestraume play at my wedding ever since I first heard it and learned it's meaning 😭

If i have to hear canon in D one more time at a wedding i'm gonna burst into flames

3:03 Greatest laugh of all time

I feel like Tchaikovsky’s “Pas de Duex” would also be such a beautiful wedding song. It has that dream-like, sort of floating feeling to it, yet this beautiful underlying passion to it that would set it apart from other pieces.

I love it when you two come back with a traditional video 🥰

Hearing them describe how beautiful and elegant a wedding should be... it just makes me so happy. :>

It’s kind of pleasant just to listen to Eddy talk about love and see him daydream about a special day like that. Reminds me of my own wedding years ago.

I love watching you guys describe how the music makes you feel

THANK YOU for this list! I just found you guys a couple weeks ago and have been binging your videos since. I played violin through high school and my fiancé played clarinet. Watching your videos inspired us to look at more classical music to use for our wedding and this list is perfect! We’re getting married in August! I’ll let you know if we decided to use any of your suggestions!

“Morgen” by Strauss is a perfect wedding song because he literally wrote it for his wedding lol. Bortkiewicz piano concerto No.1 third movement is also amazing. There’s a beautiful moment in the third movement that just fills the room with love. hahaha! I know I’d play those in my wedding

If my marriage ain’t like what Brett and Eddy have then I don’t want it.

You never stop surprising us. Great way of raising awareness of less popular classical pieces. Great🔥

If you want something a little folksy for after the ceremony, might I suggest Appalacian Spring? It's very happy :D

I don't know for a wedding, but Tchaik Symphony 5 second movement is peak beauty/romance to me

My wife walked down the aisle to the Jurrasic park theme and our first dance was to Merry Go Round of Life.

please please please make more videos where you recommend masterpieces like you just did. I love the idea and need more pieces in my classical playlist (which already has 253 but the more the merrier!)

Ah I actually walked down the aisle with Debussy's Arabesque No. 1 last October on my wedding ^^ knowing that it's the first piece you recommend made me really happy ❤

4:22 No waaaaay you put Brahms Op. 118 No. 2, I have literally been obsessed with this piece for years and it is BY FAR my favourite thing to play! And believe it or not, I have serenaded a girl with this once, with success hahaha, it's just too beautiful! Thanks guys for giving this piece the recognition it deserves :')

The 10 pieces: 1) Debussy - Arabesque no.1 2) Tchaikovsky - String Quartet no.1, II. Andante Cantabile 3) Liszt - Liebestraum no.3 4) Bach - Overture from Ochestral Suite no.1 BWV 1066 5) Brahms - Intermezzo, Op 118, no.2 6) Schumann/Liszt - Liebeslied (Arrangement of Schumann's Widmung) 7) Bach - Brandenburg Concerto no.6 in B flat major 8) Bach - Concerto for two violins in D minor BWV 1043 9) Gerald Finzi - Romance in E flat major, op 11 10) Rachmaninoff - Symphony no.2, Op 27, III. Adagio [Not all are full names, sorry bout that :) Correct me if I made a typo]

All of these pieces are beautiful. Thank you!

Thank you for the beautiful recommendations!! 🫠❤️❤️

Your favorite classical music KZfaq Channel finally upload a new video about classical music (with an ICONIC thumbnail)!!! I really miss this familiar vibe of two (nerdy lol jk) classical musicians discussing and recommending classical music!! Just love learning a bit this and that about classical music from Prof Chen and Prof Yang!! Even though I won't get married any time soon, I'll still check out these pieces (know some of them already) when I need something to calm me down, cause they all sound so dreamy! Thanks, my favorite classical music YT channel TSV!!

I’m getting married this September and having a string quartet play for the ceremony/cocktail hour!! Looooove these recommendations!! Thank u twoset♥️

I think Brett has become more emotional with time. It's nice to see.

Did Eddy just say... SONG??? 06:05

jokes aside on Canon in D, I love classical music contents from you guys, and this video not only another video about more classical pieces appreciation, but also another set of music added to my playlist. Thank guys! Also, yes, agreed with the point that, at the end of the day just play what music means a lot to you at the wedding, not what the world thinks, it maybe pop music, punk, rock, metal, etc. It's your day, make it yours truly. Hope everyone out there a fun day~

Eddy explaining the feeling and context of all pieces 🥰

Hearing the Brahms piece reminded me that there's an absolutely gorgeous orchestral arrangement for it with a violin duet in the middle. It was one of my favorite pieces that I played in high school.

To be practical about it, having a piece with a clear andante tempo is pretty important for the song the bride walks down the aisle to so that she and whoever is escorting her (if there is someone) can walk down naturally and at a comfortable pace. I once was a bridesmaid at a wedding and the song had such a clear, slow tempo me and my friend walked down super slow (we couldn’t help it, we are dancers) and it was kind of awkward (it was not slow enough to go double time). Canon in d is easy to walk to, which I think is part of the reason it gets chosen so much. So if you try walking to these recommendations, the only ones that work are the Bach pieces (except the last one, tempo is not as clear there). Some of them are impossible to walk to or too slow. I

Finally Twoset is back 🥰

Wow, you actually picked a viola concerto! Brandenburg 6 is basically considered a double viola concerto (similar to the Bach double, but for smaller/lower ensemble). I've had the chance to perform one of the solo parts professionally (twice!), and it is such a wonderful piece! Also, very surprised you didn't include Schumann's piano quartet, mvt 3. Imo, the most beautiful love theme ever written.

This entire video is hitting all my serotonin buttons, but the orchestral pieces really got me.

Every piece in this video is BEAUTIFUL!!

This Moment when Canon in D is the intro piece

I must say though I love everything they do on this channel, Twoset nerding out about classical music is always my most favourite thing to watch. After all, they are classcial musicians dedicating their channel to spread the love for classical music and they're doing it too well.

Excellent explanation to the choices made. Sophisticated!

I always had a soft spot for Barber's Adagio for Strings. It's a beautiful and serene piece. Great choices, guys! Keep up the excellent work!

Gonna play Brett's lofi.

Our families processed to Schubert Frühlingsglaube. My bridesmaids, flower girl, ring bearer, and I processed to Liszt Liebeslied (it’s in ABA’ so it was perfect). Yay for you guys highlighting it. I used to sing Widmung, and my husband loved hearing me sing it. My bridesmaid sang Strauss Breit Uber Mein Haupt. We did two congregational hymns, and we recessed to Chopin Grande valse brillante in E flat.

I sincerely love this video so much, there are so many wonderful underappreciated treasures out there. It even makes me emotional thinking about it even though I am very far from getting married any time soon haha

Essential this video. ESSENTIAL AND NEEDED.

TwoSet never fail to dissapoint! Keep practising!

Them dancing multiple times throughout the video is pure gold I love you both so much

I want to say thank you to you both for what you do, your videos are hilarious and I find I always come back to rewatch them ( especially your musical game show videos!) I've always found violin a beautiful instrument, but you two have inspired me beyond that to learn violin in addition to piano (which I already play). My parents (I'm a minor) initially refused because they didn't want to put up with the squeakiness of a violin learner, but after a year of persistent hints that its a genuine interest of mine, they've bought me a violin as a reward for something recently!! My first violin lesson is going to be next week - my teacher is just upgrading the strings currently - and I'm so happy that I discovered your channel and the violin 😊 may Ling Ling be with you!

Great list of recommendations! Thanks