Viola jokes: check Really weird intro: check Reviving dead series: check Yep, it’s TwoSet time.

Stripper tempo is what America's Got Talent contestants set their metronomes to

Nothing is harder than being a violist and a two set violin fan

lmao I remember laughing with my friends at "Stripper Tempo" when we were playing that same music in our pit ensemble, its from the music for the musical "Chicago" btw

Ling Ling is so confused whether to be mad at them for not practising 40hrs a day or be proud of them for making such cultured tiktoks.

I actually closed my eyes for the "falling in love with someone that has a gf" expecting some good, emotional stuff, and then it called me a clown.

As a viola player, the first one had me absolutely dying of laughter

As a clarinet player, I laughed SO hard at the last one lol it killed me

6:50, Rachmaninoff actually had Marfans syndrome. I did a project on it last year for my biology class. Marfans syndrome affects connective tissue, and because of that a person with it can have a disproportionate body. Really long finger and arms, and toes and legs. If you look at a picture of Rachmaninoff playing the piano he really did have big hands and long fingers. So while he could play a certain set of notes, people without the syndrome cant (unless u just have really big hands). I hope Bret and Eddy see this :D

The band at 4:46 is an elementary school in my district. It’s been a running joke through our district how bad that year was (and they were that bad it was no joke). Their orchestra on the other hand is amazing for elementary kids!

I'm not even a classical musician (guitar 🤡) but i can appreciate this lol

4:57 it’s probably not the teacher, it might be the fact they didn’t practice

I love how they didn’t even try to conceal their laughter 😂😂

"Somebody come get her, she's dancin' like a stripper" Eddy: What is that actual piece again??

The hilarious thing about the Mozart TikTok is that Franz Liszt was a legitimate panty dropper.

I’m a self taught pianist, but I play both classic and modern stuff. Just found this channel. Really enjoy it so far

There are two types of Tiktoks. 90% cringe and 10% actually funny

Petition to bring Eddy's sister on to the channel and impress us with her piano skills 😁😁😁

I’m a lapsed singer, but I’ve always loved the sound of viola. Of course, I also sang Alto 2 in choirs when I was still performing so maybe I just can’t resist a warmer, richer sound from a less fashionable instrument.

5:15 i recently had the unfortunate experience of attending my nephew's 7th grade holiday concert... it sounded just as awful as this. To be fair, even though they were 7th grade, because of Covid they started band two years late and they also have only had a couple of months of practice playing together.

@TwoSet: To answer your question at 10:35 , yes, you can pretty much do that with clarinets and make a sound at the cost of your lungs and consciousness. My mates and I in marching band were often wild, and, by removing the bells of our clarinets, could screw them together into “one” terrifically long clarinet (I think 3 long was the longest we could get it and still make an [[incredibly deep and red-in-the-face]] sound)

Twoset before:haha viola bad Twoset now:we love you violas and we need to coexist we're here because of you❤

I love that violists are subscribed and don't care when Eddy throws a big fat roast at their face. MAD RESPECT!

Brett:Only brass players mess up, and where the wrong socks My band: *Brass are practically perfect (except for those four trumpet player) and woodwinds are screwed*

10:00 When they realise they accidentally landed on straight tiktok instead of musical tiktok

"too old for this gen z humor" Relatable.

Great stuff. I can TOTALLY relate to trying to study/research something and listening to music and I just get lost in that and drop everything to "conduct/play" along. Awesome!

The continuos roasting of violas makes my sassy ass want to learn to play one.

y’all really be on tiktok for 40 hours a day

For your information Rachmaninoff was a 6'6" tall man and supposed to suffered from Marfan syndrome both made his fingers very long so he could comfortably reach a 12th and a maximum of 13th on white keys On the other hand, Liszt's hand weren't significantly big yet they had unusual "small amount of connective tissue between the fingers that only begins at the very base of each finger making large spans on the piano easily achievable", and from the pieces he composed we can assume he could comfortably play a 10th on white keys with a maximum of 11th span

10:32 Eddy: is that three clarinets? Brett: that was three clarinets Eddy: oh my Me: SACRILEGIOUS

You always bring a combination of humor and education and I like that. Keep up the good work I really enjoy you guys video. It's the highlight of my day...I only laughed about as much as the two of did at the video supplied for you

The nice thing about these videos is we can stay a safe distance from TikTok.

I laughed looking at the thumbnail already. *I lost.*

That one substitute teacher in primary school: I’ll put on classical music do you don’t get distracted Literally everyone: **starts dancing like ballerinas**

Fun fact: the viola was made before the violin,cello and bass

That Jingle Bells school orchestra sounds like something straight out of The Nightmare Before Christmas

Son: mom can we get an orchestra? Mom: no we have orchestra at home. Orchestra at home: 4:57

I was so relative with the “I’m dropping out” 😂

I actually found you guys on tiktok and I just happened to scroll on KZfaq and I saw you guys and I really enjoy your videos!! :)

Them: "what Mozart song is that?" The song when lyrics are applied: "somebody come get her, she's dancing like a stripper 🤪🤪🥵🥵🤑🤑"

2:49 Started as Queen of the Night Aria but ended by popcorn getting stuck in her throat...

10:51 Brett: I think we lost. Everyone: You think?

I love that about classical music. There are moments that speak to your soul they are so good.

That cat is bringing the weird side of 20th century music back

twoset: i only know the practice tempo not the stripper tempo subtitles: stRiPpEr tEmPLe

5:35 I’m not sure if I’m guessing right or not but it might that they’re playing bad on purpose. In 8th grade at the final concert before graduation our teacher told us to play very bad at the warm up on stage and then actually sound good when playing the piece so the audience gets shocked even for a little

"and practice 40 hours a day" 9:05 sounds about right yes....

Sting players don’t really get lost any more often than us brass players. It’s just that when you are the only trumpet player and you are supposed come in on a big brass moment, it becomes so much more noticeable when you are lost versus when there are 20 violins and if you get lost, you still have 19 other players playing so no one notices. If you miss a note as the only trumpet player, everyone hears it.

Considering Mozart wrote that as a revenge and meant for it to be impossible to sing, yes it is hard 🤣

The very first one killed me

It's sad that the conductor got fired for orchestrating dancing like a stripper he was a legend for that

the day my child says "i wanna play an instrument" i might cry, not of joy, but for my bank account lolol

I love the Addams Family musical! It’s where that piece with “Stripper Tempo” is from. It’s better known as a “kick line” in musical theater, usually near the end of a piece where you drop the tempo significantly from what it was before and then build back up to it

editor-san's edit and commentary makes it even funnier lmao

As a student that plays the viola, it's pretty accurate. I'm literally the only viola in my class and my classmates like making fun of me.

"I mean we're going to a concert tonight, I hope--" *irish quarantine jealousy intensifies*

Eddy:"I've never been lost in playing" Me:* cries in getting lost in a Suzuki book 1 piece *

I'm thinking the "Mozart" tik tok tune around 7:45 is actually the stripper song in the clarinet bit at the end ...

I’m literally a year late but i have the exact same Baptist Hymnal sitting on my piano (3:54). i sort of borrowed it and then didn’t know who to give it back to so now i still have it after two years lol

No one: Auto generated sub: "Yeah so violence you do a great job"

The absolute despair on Eddy's face when the rest of the orchestra started playing in that school show

little did they realize, they both lost the first heart at 0:58

When you talk about wearing the wrong bow tie or shirt or socks I can’t stop thinking “why don’t you just bring another one of the different color in your bag?

Brett: laughs 0:59 Eddy: laughs 1:49 Editor San: I’m just going to act like I didn’t hear anything...

This serie is coming back and I am here for it.

You fine gentlemen have earned another subscriber...Me. While not tremendously musical. I feel the pain and the joy just as everyone else.

i really liked this video. I would love it if you guys could do another

8:37 Ravel Gaspard de la nuit - Ondine

Humour: ✅ Practice: Uhm, maybe not for now *sheesh* Yep It's Twosetviolin time 🤡

The first one is so true. Us violists are so under-appreciated. Did you know we have a C-string? no flex but yeah crazy

It's so hard to study to classical music sometimes. It's just too good.

Them : Perfect because of your imperfection Also them : you are ✨ deformed ✨

Now I need a shirt/ hoodie that say „I spend thousands of dollars for a piece of wood”

The first one hit hard as I play the viola-

As a Brass instrument player I feel absolutely violated when they roasted us for not wearing the correct socks

I love how the hearts went negative 😂. Where is guys the Ling Ling potion? 😂

Bad salespitch for a violin salesman: "this one comes with no strings attached."

8:16 classical has moments you can be energized by which is why it works as study music

@11:03 Chopin Etude 11 played by Vitalij Kuprij of the album Extreme Measures (clever name too). Best shredding pianist

At my music college, once a year some of the instrumentalists were required to learn a secondary instrument and perform jingle bells at the end of the year. It sounded like that.

The Jingle Bells clip made me think of something we with the Brass used to do in our Youth Orchestra. When a piece started with a Brass solo we sometimes secretly conspired to start a half or whole tone higher or lower, and then when the strings came in...confusion all around. Of course never at a concert, only at rehearsal. Our conductor had (near) perfect pitch so he used to give us suspicious looks whenever we did this, but always kept going. Some string players caught on quickly, but most of them got really confused.

Love it.

Yes, the opera singing was definitely one of the best, made me laugh so hard I almost peed my pants

eddy and brett be like: i am roasting everything in an elegant way

‘Sophisticated distinguished classical musicians’ **flashbacks to everything they’ve done**

Queen of the Night is the one thing I sing when everyone else on choir is trying to warm up correctly

I lost at the first one. They got me with the hunchback 🤣

1:48 this should be a gif when you had to laugh at dad jokes. Just a traumatising *HA* so they don’t do it again.

the tiktok audio: an orchestral version of that somebody come get her meme eddy, an intellectual: what is that actual piece again

The ultimate shock at the clarinet pole made this so much funnier than the tiktok!

Hey Eddy .. Why Brett always have a savage look and about to go to a roasting war!!!

I started watching these guys while in high school; I was just a cellist excited to see some classical music humor. 4.5 years later and now I’m in my second year in college studying music performance and I’m still watching them :’) thank you for always being there 2set❤️

2:31 I literally thought that it was Eddy singing.

Nothing better than falling in love but they ain’t single

I literally cry-laugh every time I see the video of the elementary school band playing Jingle Bells 😂😂 how are the parents in the audience keeping it together?!

Day 1 of trying to get twoset to write the names of classical pieces in the description

I just wanted to say that thank you. I'm 14 years old and i first started taking violin lessons when i was 7. And when i was 12 i just started to hate it because my teacher didn't even give me a song or something else. (maybe she was right idk). But thanks to you i'm seriously loving it right now. And really practicing too much :D. You make me understand that violin is such a beautiful instrument. (not very boring) I'm really thankful to both of you. I hope you see this comment and realize how you touched my life. Greetings from Turkey ❤🎻

I play viola and lost it at the first one. Regardless of which instrument that person plays, they pulled everything off so well!

As a harp player, I find it funny that they’re surprised to see a harp mentioned in the first one. Everyone that asks me what I play is always shocked at my choice of instrument. 🤣