Stereotype of Saxophonists is shown by TwoSet: closing eyes while swinging, bending their backs like Ray LOL

Emma is such a sweetheart, she kept telling them they did great even when they messed up

Now we’re talking ( ͡o ͜ʖ ͡o)

“Why is eddy so loud?” Dude, tenors are either really quiet, or REALLY FREAKING LOUD. I swear there is no in between

Phoebe randomly crashing the video and repeatedly roasting them was the best!

eddy: oh dude, it's massive! editor-san: he's talking about the saxophone

If you ask me, I think Eddy would probably play tenor sax if he were to play a wind instrument. As for Brett, he seems to have oboe energy

Classical Saxophonist here 🙋‍♀️I was a little shell shocked when Emma started the video with the Glazunov Concerto teaser. Took me 4 years to learn that piece. My whole life has been "Oh you play saxophone?! I LOVE saxophone! Jazz music is my favorite!!!!" And watching their expression turn to disappointment as I say "....Actually I play classical." 🤡 Great sax lesson, Emma. I felt seen. 🥲

Lol Emma's so sweet trying not to hurt them while Phoebe was like nah bad is bad.

Phoebe roast, man: "Student can't sound that bad" "I think you're being too nice, they sounded terrible" You guys should get her for some show/drama roast-- review

TENOOOORRRRRR!!!!!!!! YAYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!! For a fellow tenor sax player… DAMN. It’s really hard to learn saxophone and it takes a lot of hard work. Also the trainers playing is just DAMN. Good job 👍🏽

I find it hilarious that Eddy picked the Viola of the saxophones! 😂

I think there's no more noise pollution, but it's much better than the last time they played. At least the sound is not like a dying whale lol

Well… you tried!!!

Eddy: TOOT Brett: TOOT Eddy: TOOT Brett: toot Editor-san: lost ships at sea Me: Losing it

I'm just impressed Emma was able to play without laughing. I could not stop laughing the whole video! But don't worry, as a saxophone player of 5 years I still remember trying to just make a sound

Eddy, who thinks the tenor sax is huge, finally trying a baritone one day: 👁️👄👁️

Phoebe: why is Eddy so loud Eddy: idk this tenor is soo.... Welcome to another episode of eddy blaming instruments

Fellow sax player here, I’ve been playing for 5 years now and I’m still finding ways to improve, making the sax super interesting for me because there’s still so much to learn~

They're not beginners they're just playing free jazz.

I'm actually happy Eddy isn't playing the baritone sax, but the tenor. The amount of air he would need to hit the low notes might cause him to be dizzy.

if eddy twisted the mouthpiece clockwise a little, he'd probably play like a natural. he's blowing in it crooked and still getting a decent sound around the end. brett just seems to be panicking. he makes a mistake, panicks, makes it worse, panicks, and soon there's only squeeks and silence. 40 hours of practice should fix that right up.

i’m so glad eddy chose the tenor, i always get excited whenever i see a fellow tenor sax player and even for beginners you both did really well!!

The tired old men are relatable 😂 I didn't know l was anemic when l first started flute, l'd always get super dizzy. 'S all good now, tho, and l *freaking love* playing tenor in Jazz Band

As a clarinetist (once upon a time), Brett's embouchure is actually pretty good! I immediately noticed Eddy making the classic mistake of puffing out the cheeks while blowing; this actually wastes a lot of air and effort. Learning to control that is one of the first big hurdles imo! Well done Brett!

For beginners, y’all weren’t too bad actually, y’all should have heard my 6th grade sax class during the first month 😬😬

Ms. Emma is absolutely the loveliest and kindest!!! I enjoyed this episode so much, seeing them trying so hard to successfully play their parts 😂 They never failed to give us a quality content!!!! It's so satisfying to see them hit the note! Congraaats 2set 🤩

Can we please have more Phoebe and Emma in the channel, they are amazing

Emma: "use half a thumb as reference" Eddie: (shoves entire mouthpiece down his throat)

From a saxophonist's perspective, Eddy is actually killing it!

Eddie's already got the tenor energy right. Give him a barry and he'll be doing Leo P stuff any day!

Thanks I really needed this as a confidence booster. I've been feeling a little down about my saxophone playing, but after watching this I feel much better and motivated to play.

Emma felt so bad after the last video where they messed up horrendously trying to play famous tunes on the saxophone that she decided to teach them how to play it properly without noise pollution

Sax got me through school. Never practiced but ended up as lead in both bands as alto, overcame stage fright soloing in front of the entire school, got the art award, got invited to art school, brought my average up significantly, and now realizing i just abandoned the one thing that supported me when i needed it the most the moment it became unnecessary.. damn.. excuse me while i go shopping for a sax.

Eddy: "oh dude its massive" Editor-san: "he is talking about the saxophone" Can I just say that as someone who is a lot on youtube, I truly think twoset's editor is the best editor I've seen. Their sense of humor is so on point. Even tho only Eddy and Brett are visually in the video, you feel like there are 3 main characters, and one of them breaks the 4th wall in the best way possible, and sort of reacts along with you. Also Editor-san roasting brett and Eddy is my favorite genre😂😭

Emma is an awesome teacher. My dearest wife got me an alto venova (I wanted cheap casual wind instrument) for Christmas and as someone who played cello all me life and never have played reed instruments, I can totally relate to the struggles yall had in this video. Thanks for the laughs and encouragement that makes me want to keep trying and not give up. From +1 tired man to another.

If I’m dating a woman and she doesn’t respond to “it’s TwoSet sexy time,” I don’t think she’s the one.

Note to self: sax instructor is the kindest instructor ever.🌻

The fact that Emma can still produce a good sound while smiling in between notes is awesome. Smiling and laughing completely ruins your emborchure Whenever I saw eddy puff his cheeks I had to try not to laugh

My god... I used to play a tenor, and then I had to quit music for a multiple reasons... Just a couple of days ago I suddenly remembered my sax-past openly, and this realisation was the hardest, though the most joyfull thing. Just now TwoSet reminded me, how unbelivable it sounds and how happy I was playing it... I f*cking need this once again! Why the hell are saxophones so expensive??

As a classical saxophonist, it makes me so happy that classical saxophone is getting more recognition. :)

The fact that I immediately thought that they would do a video about learning the saxophone after the guess the pieces video is just... *wow*

OMG IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS!!! I play tenor saxophone, I mostly play jazz on sax but I love classical music so that's why I'm here. I'm so proud of these guys! I remember starting out half of my friends couldn't even get a note out😂 Eddy and Brett are so good for beginning. Honestly I couldn't do that much starting out.

They improved so much so fast!! It's very impressive! I'm planning in forwarding this video to my band teacher from my very first year on band and asking her if I was kind of like this when learning (I learned to play it pretty well surprisingly fast). This was absolutely hilarious and kind of like a throwback to some of my earlier band memories. I learned a couple of good tips on how to improve my embouchure as well! Thank you!

"Overcooked buns" had me dying! Also love the contrast between Emma's encouragement and Phoebe's roasting lol

They’re actually not that bad! Talented musicians all around!

It was so nice how she put things in strings player terms! An amazing teaching strategy- Emma also seems to have a rlly great personality too

4:09 AND WHO SAID MARCHING BAND ISNT A SPORT >:3

brett: it's like kissing someone eddy: twoset sexy time the silent after that kill me 😂

when editor san put "lost ships at sea" i lost it HAHAH

I love that I immediately recognized Emma's demonstration as the Glazunov piece I played for solo and ensemble last year! Sounded beautiful!

Love the edits! 😂 Lost ships at sea, +1 tired old man Emma seems like a great teacher, very patient and encouraging

Personally, beginning of wind instrument is kinda fighting against headache (due to breathing). They did pretty well.

Yay, TwoSet branching out into non-string territory! The saxophone redemption is so satisfying. You guys are having way too much fun. It's genuinely so interesting learning about instruments I'm not familiar with and getting to know your musician friends. And 'lost at sea', 'overcooked buns'... we love you, Editor-san XD

It’s actually a bit heartening today see twoset struggle so much. They’re such good musicians and usually pick other instruments up relatively quickly, this just makes them seem a bit more “normal” lol

As an 8th grader who has played saxophone for almost three years, I got to say this was hell to watch and I’m no professional I just do it as a hobby😂😂😂

My dad plays the sax and teaches...so I hear a lot if "hot cross buns" sounding like that... So many memories😂😂😂😂😂

It's the most violinist thing ever to naturally want nothing to do with alto 😂😂😂

I have played alto sax since the 5th grade and didn’t know about the altissimo register!!

09:30 they are laughing about him but obviously he is the only one doing the correct and legit saxophone movement while playing

My partner played clarinet and sax into his thirty's in March of this year, he had a stroke. Music therapy has brought him back. While loss of sensation in his left hand made the clarinet very difficult, the sax has brought him back.

I think the sax has the perfect amount of difficulty for the maximum entertainment value. Its not too hard so you actually can play something but it's hard enough for you to screw it up in a glorious way.

As a saxophone as my secondary instrument (bassoon as my primary) Eddy's facial expressions playing tenor were absolutely amazing

You both did so well! And Emma is a fantastic teacher (and a lovely person)

It’s oddly fun watching Twoset struggling on wind instruments

They actually did really good for beginners. I was surprised Eddy chose tenor. I agree with Emma that it really suits him. The only thing I would advise for Eddy is to not use so much mouthpiece.

Eddy: **chooses tenor** Me: **looks across room at my tenor** **happy saxophonist noises**

1:28 - 1:31 The tenor sax is somewhat close to the vocal range of the bari sax since the tenor voice is an octave higher than the baritone, but the tenor sax naturally plays at a much higher range of notes than the baritone where the tenor sax's notes in concert pitch range from Concert A flat in the staff in Bass Clef to altissimo concert E flat in bass clef whereas the bari sax ranges in concert pitch from concert C below the staff in Bass Clef to Concert A flat above the staff in Bass Clef (the reason I refer to the Bass Clef in my explanation is because: Tenor voiced instruments or lower tend to be written in this clef for composers that write their entire musical scores in the key of C (Concert Pitch), and my background is that I played Euphonium in Bass Clef predominately (even though just like the Tenor Sax, it can also transpose to B Flat Treble clef and I know how to read that as well), so it's easier for me to transpose the notes that since that's what I'm used to). So the instruments are much further apart in terms of range of notes, but are closer to vocal range and size.

who else is waiting for twoset to make a cover of a symphony or something playing all the instruments by themselves

Wind instruments be like: “That’s it, just get some air through.” ☺️ “More…” 😈

Emma reminds me of my mother, not only because my mom played sax in marching band, but because they’re both sweet and kind.😊

This is honestly a dream come true, I learned to play violin first, then in 7th grade I picked up the saxophone, I have tried other instruments since then, and they're nice and all, but the violin and saxophone have been my favorite and I love seeing people trying to learn the saxophone (or the violin, but you guys already know that XD)

At this point, they're going to set up an orchestra of their own and single handedly play with their clones

There are two types of people - Emma : you did so good! You are secretly saxophone players Pheobe : you're being too nice they sound terrible

The way editor-san had to specify that eddy was talking about the saxophone💀

They actually did so well by the end! A true example of talented musicians!

My dad is a saxophonist and I showed him this video and then he told me I was grounded LMAOO

can’t wait to see twosetviolin play careless whisper to their future loved ones/lh

This was pretty funny! You guys did a good job for your second attempt!! :) I brought home a saxophone 🎷 about 2 or 3 weeks ago and played Happy Birthday and Careless Whisper that day, and I got a sound out of my clarinet the first time I touched it, which was 2 years ago. I guess when it comes to playing woodwind instruments, I'm just A NATURAL!! XD

I have been waiting for this series to start for so long

4:59 When the teacher isn't at school for a while.

Finally some saxophone 🎷

Why is Editor San so funny! Best sense of humor. "lost ships at sea" "overcooked buns"

One of my favorite things I have gotten to be part of as a percussionist was being the djembe accompanist to the sax quartet arrangement of strange humors by John Mackey. I would recommend it for a listen.

You know, the best part of learning instruments is that no matter how difficult it is, if you just keep practicing, it becomes instinctive to the point where you don't have to think anymore. You just do it. This video reminds me of those times I struggled learning cello and sax.

Emma is a wonderful teacher and they truly were amazing. Starting with a true beginners piece and scales like any student rather than throwing them immediately in the deep end was fun to watch. I really hope that they explore some brass instruments next! Having a true appreciation for the range and difficulty of different instruments only helps you grow as a musician and enjoy music more!

Editor san: “lost ships at sea” that’s exactly what I was thinking!!!! Had me laughing so hard! 😂😂😂

As a self proclaimed 'band kid', I can firmly confirm that this is a demonstration of orchestra players having orchestra problems. But it's also proof that you can overcome these problems, like demonstrated.

I teach a lot of saxophone, so this was priceless! She did a good job.

As a jazz saxophonist, this is as if I’m having a classical lesson 😂

I play tenor, and as a short person it goes down way past my hips, and then I just see Eddy holding it like an alto-

@9:22 Eddie giggled into the sax, got me laughing so hard. Love the vid!! Great job everybody!

Emma was very constructive and overall such a good teacher!!! The end product was amazing!

it's always interesting hearing the comparisons between the violin and other instruments. i thought it was really cool when she used bowing to explain how to use breath!

This video was great! Thank you for sharing!

she has such an interesting tone! it combines both the less smooth but still beautiful tones of charlie parker and johnny hodges with some of the more traditional classical tone as seen in Bolero and the l’Arlesienne; i love it!

YES!!!!!!!! I’m a classical saxophonists and I’ve been waiting YEARS for this. And I love the Concertino da Camera excerpt at the end

This whole video was so wholesome. Emma’s patient teaching, the guys picking it up so quickly, and their random moments of jamming out.

as a sax player who has been watching you guys for a long time, i'm so glad decide to try learning sax ;)

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