PLEASE WE NEED AN OFFICIAL TWOSET RECOMMENDS PLAYLIST PLEASE.

PLS SPOTIFY PLAYLIST WOULD BE SO HELPFUL!! especially to folks new to classical music and don’t really know where to start

0:15 Eddy: "Dank you" Eddy: "Dankeschön" Brett: "Dankeschön" German: making very weird noise of surprise and happiness

This guy knows what he is talking about. Everybody knows the “big violin” is a viola. Welcome to the viola gang, kid

Classical music can be calm, or it can give you anxiety like hearing Dark Souls boss music.

“The violin is so much better” *Angry cello noises*

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..."

Brett: "piano would be superior... if it could crescendo." Organ players: *laugh in volume pedal*

"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

“Classical music is so calming” Me: sure **flashbacks to Shostakovich, the tortured soul**

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 💕🐝💕

Classical music is calming Mussorgsky: how about spending a night on Bald Mountain

“Photocopying this music causes boils and hair loss” damn what witch decided to become a composer?

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👀👀😛

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.

1:04 "less calming muscians" Me: *plays Brett's Lo-Fi*

alternate title: editor-san apologizing to every country

+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. 😕

"Big violin" Teacher: Ok, I'll put you into viola.

The key signature is not as weird as this Brett’s “handsome” smile when he is playing Canon in d

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 ...

7:28 He looks so happy, it's kinda cute xD

3:16 As a pianist i can confirm😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. The piano is called the instrument that can simulate an orchestra in it own

The worst is when the key signature changes after every page and you have to again get used to it!!!

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.

4:46 you get the same feeling when you work in research and in the end you are just "et al."

Watching Two Set is basically a religion with music teachers in my school, you can't go a few weeks without hearing about it

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

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 :)

6:20 i almost died looking at the key signature and all the accidentals (and the chords)

5:03 Beginners would be prodigies playing this piece.

I was literally yelling “MAHLER” when Eddy finally said his name.

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’m so proud of all of you!!” Brett Yang, 2021 Yes Brett, we are super proud of you guys too

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

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.

1:49 Oh this… this is just the Italian bow-hold.

Classical music is so calming Rachmaninoff: laughs in fff

I really wish I could meet them one day. If only the army didn’t make that harder than it already is....

brett vs. eddy table tennis match when 👀

"Underrated classical music" *Points at the Horovitz Euphonium Concerto* Can't get more underrated than that

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

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 =]

"Piano cant do a crescendo" me with my digital piano: *Presses the key and increaaes the volume with the button*

8:05 i dont know how to explain it but Eddy said Happy Birthday too cute

Eddy " This just proves that music is a part of nature" -- My thought: Play "Starling Birds on a Wire" for us!

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.

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

2:37 As an Italian that is indeed how we play.

Underrated classical music piece: folk music worldwide. I love the gaelic ones

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.

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!

Hi editor-san. Thats all i wanted to say, also hi brett and eddy

3:11 This one killed me XD

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.

2:50 just stop discussing it and play it already. Looks interesting.

PETITION TO SEE BRETT PLAYING TABLE TENNIS!

2:08 The special talent is simply being an Italian

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 🎻.

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.

I love how a random linglingwannabe cultured eddy instead of the other way around

I've been seeing two set violin like forever and it never been boring, it's always AMAZINGGG

2:44 Like if you want Brett and Eddy to play that...

this isn't necessarily an underrated classical song, but one of my favorite classical compositions is Chopin's "Winter Wind", it's fantastic

YES FOR PLAYLIST

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! 🌞🌻💕

1:28 "What would be your four choices?" Shostakovich, Penderecki, Janacek, Xenakis

0:45 angry cellist noises

Video was too short!! I wanna hang out with you guys moree!!😭😭😭

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

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

2:39 that was indeed the technique that made Paganini famous

YES PLAYLIST PLS I NEED SOME ~CULTURE IN MY LIFE~

Just wanna say, I appreciate the content guys!

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.

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!

I just smile everytime I watch them in their videos ❤️ They're so precious ✨

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

...we don't want a twoset playlist, we NEED IT D:

Brett and Eddy should do the long nails challenge for 24 hours and also try and play some pieces with long nails 😂

Eddy wishing happy birthday just made my day😍🥺

Soprano singer is so much better, than a baritone singer... And it`s easier to carry her around.

YOU HAVENT POSTED FOR SO LONG!!!! AND YES I WOULD LIKE THE PLAYLIST ON SPOTIFY.

Yeah, we would like the playlist !!! ❤️❤️

YES WE NEED THE PLAYLIST

So glad to know that Brett is good at playing ping-pong cuz i wanna say please keep doing sports for a strong and health body just like keep practicing the violin.

Playlist!! Yes please! I'm actually just starting to learn how to play the violin and would appreciate having a playlist I can listen to and learn more about good classical music

The wholesomeness in this vid was calming enough for me that I don't need calming music.

Yes petition for a Spotify playlist!

It's totally not related to the video but i am early for once so i'd like to take this chance and thank you guys, Eddy and Brett, for making me want to be a better person. I listen to you and i watch you and you guys make me want to practice.. being a better version of myself Thanks

Yes an official TwoSet classical playlist would be amazing!!!!

They're getting cuter everyday omg

I would listen the heck out of that spotify playlist!!!

Make the playlist, it would be fun to see some recommendations IMO.

Yes I really need your playlist 😍😍😍😍

2:57 well i can reat now!