How to trick your audience into listening to a full symphony 😆

@revekahmurguia4389

3 ай бұрын

And then there are those who go straight to the end🙈

@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia

3 ай бұрын

​@@revekahmurguia4389 How dare they... I'm at the 10 minutes mark right now and there is no way I won't watch the entire video, it's just awesome!

@susanbryant6516

3 ай бұрын

@@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia I had to stop at 2 am, but here I am at 7:30 watching the rest of it!

@Shirafune161

3 ай бұрын

Mahler isn't my cup of tea, but if the boys played through the whole symphony for the video, you best believe I'm watching all of it x)

@hopegold883

3 ай бұрын

Lol. That’s what I was Thinking. It’s been their plot the whole time. If Ty gets done this early in the channel, they never would have got to where they are. 🤭

You know its an accurate POV cuz I'm also usually looking at what the guy next to me is playing instead of actually sightreading

@M_SC

3 ай бұрын

Why?

@Amelia_Twosetter

3 ай бұрын

lol

@Wandyissocute

3 ай бұрын

Accurate☑️

You thought it would just be another skit and then realized they are going to play the entire symphony😂😂😂

Can't believe they took my comment and really played the whole Mahler Symphony!!!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩 The dedication to play an over an hour long symphony, one of the most epic ones and film the whole thing for us to witness! Thank you, twoset!

@juliegill6278

3 ай бұрын

Please could you tell me how you managed to get in touch with them? Julie Gill, Glasgow, Scotland.

@oxoelfoxo

3 ай бұрын

when and where did you suggest this?!

@sabrinai

3 ай бұрын

@@juliegill6278 I didn't 🤣 I wished I did. I just commented under one of their vids (one of the recent ones, can't remember) that they should play and record the whole Mahler Symphony. I'm sure they didn't follow my comment but made the video out of their own inspiration. Don't think they go through the comment section that thorough.

@brownsugarlessicebubbletea

3 ай бұрын

They really do deliver🌟

@lingodelfo5415

3 ай бұрын

Just watched the video where they encourage us to listen to it. Well, this does motivate to do so!

Fun/mentionable parts in the vid: 00:00 Brett saying hi 0:05 did you practice? 0:12 where's your pencil? 0:20 Eddy saying hi 0:37 tuning 1:00 start of the symphony 2:47 sneakily smiling at each other 3:10 that's what happens when you sightread and DON'T practice 40 hours 15:43 Eddy looking back and Brett frowning 17:30 Brett smiling in light confusion 21:02 just a fun part in the symphony 22:12 Brett vibing to the music 22:45 both sniggering over how hard it is (probably) 27:11 Brett touching the sheet music with his forehead because he blind 27:36 Brett's kinda signature pursed lips slight head shake 28:40 Eddy and Brett exchanging stuff 29:42 them vibing to the music/counting 35:36 nods of approval over the solo 46:08 Brett talking to his deskie 46:35 Brett "You have to turn the page, you know. It's okay, I know it's your first time" 47:00 the soft famous part in Mahler 5 48:15 Brett giving the pencil for his deskie/you to write 59:40 them smiling and shaking their heads 1:00:02 such an epic part!!! 1:02:00 struggling a bit 1:04:00 headshake over how difficult it is 1:08:05 more headshakes 1:11:45 Brett lowkey freaking out 1:12:03 Brett messing up the end 1:12:09 Coda, involving laughing, talking about the hard parts and chocolate muffin break Certainly not complete. Feel free to add!

@oxoelfoxo

3 ай бұрын

36:06 Brett pizzicatos but Eddy doesn't

@Tax_Collector01

3 ай бұрын

Let’s not forget about that one pair of violinists laughing at random communist jokes when the instructor is reprimanding the cello section for bad intonation…and squinting at the sheet music.

@AW-xc1xc

3 ай бұрын

@@Tax_Collector01Bad intonation? Oh, you must mean the violas.

@bryanlin8333

3 ай бұрын

5:05 copying bowings of the front desk like a good tutti violinist

@sabrinai

3 ай бұрын

@@bryanlin8333 pro sightreader and orchestral musician for sure!

AHAHHAHA THE WAY BRETT WAS ANGRY AT ME FOR NOT TURNING THE PAGE

@dubhlinn2

3 ай бұрын

I know, I feel really guilty and I’m literally on Suzuki book 2

@istamptimes8112

3 ай бұрын

4:28😂

@BreakofDawn

3 ай бұрын

Like he’s literally closer to it than I am! WTH

@AA-tn4ht

3 ай бұрын

​@@BreakofDawn you re on the left

@iLiKe._.FoOd._.yUm_yUm

3 ай бұрын

@@BreakofDawnin orchestra the person that’s closest to the center has to turn the page 😆

I will practice one hour for each like this comment gets edit: oh no

@inyourgame6131

3 ай бұрын

Let's get this guy to 40

@berkefeil5646

3 ай бұрын

This isn’t going to end well

@spikeaxb1337

3 ай бұрын

What does "fets" mean? I don't get what you're committing to here

@0xzero10

3 ай бұрын

currently at 69 hours

@pacenal_18

3 ай бұрын

You will not

im near-sighted so eddy being slightly out of focus really adds to my immersion

Crazy how they stuck a euphonium player in the violin section like this but I guess I’ll get by. 😂

@susanbryant6516

3 ай бұрын

Ah,that’s why you were a bit slack with the page turning!

@Shirafune161

3 ай бұрын

I'm a choir singer. I'm starting to think I might be at the wrong rehearsal

@elizabethgeoghegan5167

3 ай бұрын

As a euphonium player I appreciate this. ❤

As of now, none of us in the comments have finished watching the video, we are commenting and not focusing on rehearsing.

@utha2665

3 ай бұрын

LOL, this must be a dress rehearsal, I've never had a rehearsal without at least a few stops.

@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia

3 ай бұрын

I'm in my pyjamas... 😂

@SupportTheArts-yo8ox

3 ай бұрын

@@utha2665 even dress rehearsals have a few stops, even with professional orchestras.

@utha2665

3 ай бұрын

@@SupportTheArts-yo8ox Exactly, it was a pretty good sight reading and first rehearsal, maybe the Ling Ling orchestra?

Mahler 5 is easily one of the best pieces of the orchestral repertoire

@halokoko7638

3 ай бұрын

oo its you

@coasterdragon155

3 ай бұрын

@@halokoko7638 indeed

@TeCoEd

3 ай бұрын

😮 Mahler 2 all the way.

@alfynthepro9078

3 ай бұрын

@@TeCoEd😮Mahler 6 all the way

@hopegold883

3 ай бұрын

Who was the orchestra?

started watching, hit pause, grabbed my viola and played along :) haven't payed mahler 5 since high school so it was a rough read thru but it was fun ! thanks for motivating me to practice ^^

@charlottechappell4803

3 ай бұрын

I can't believe how much rest the 1sts get in Mvmt 4... my back felt like it was gonna break when I played viola!

Beginner violinist here... I learned so much from watching Brett's right hand. The lack of tension, the hand framing at different positions, using different finger pad areas for different techniques, so much that cant be easily explained, but in a more dynamic way than a sterile classroom. please do more of these! this can shape the violinists of the future.

@crystalgaming12

3 ай бұрын

Same!

WAIT, A WHOLE POV?! FASCINATING.

Twoset lowkey fulfilling my dreams of joining the orchestra 😭😭😭😭😭 imagine sitting next to them while playing..... heaven!!!!

@devyysk

3 ай бұрын

practice daily and you will 100% be in an orchestra

@tabbymrp

3 ай бұрын

but they quit the orchestra though.... :)

@oongaboongagang

3 ай бұрын

@@devyysk I'm turning 29.. I'd love to learn an instrument but joining the orchestra I think would be impossible hehe 🥹😅

@jasonlysander6117

3 ай бұрын

​@@oongaboongagang Nothing is impossible! Try your best and I'm sure you could do it, good luck !

@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia

3 ай бұрын

​@@tabbymrp Yeah, but they did say that they missed it sometimes and that they would love to go back to orchestra just for the pure enjoyment of playing with others. I'm sure that if they were given the opportunity to do it as a one-off, they would do it. 😊

As a non-professional musician who simply loves classical music, it’s delightful to be invited to “into” the orchestra! Thanks guys. 🙂

Me, a percussionist: I think I'm in the wrong seat

@1mol_wAter

2 ай бұрын

(Awkwardly holding cymbals squeezed between two violins)

@telemaque1420

Ай бұрын

Me a pianist : I think I'm in the wrong room

If someone is wondering, it’s the hr-Sinfonieorchester playing (cond. Andres Orozco-Estrada)

@se_mesta

3 ай бұрын

Thanks

@oxoelfoxo

3 ай бұрын

Oh, I was going to ask. They won't copystrike, I hope!

@oxoelfoxo

3 ай бұрын

was it a public rehearsal? there seemed to be clapping at the end

@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia

3 ай бұрын

Thanks a lot for the info! 👍🏻 The recording seems to be a dress rehearsal, but I looked up on the Internet and only found the concert. Is there somewhere we can find the recording used in this video or did Brett and Eddy cut/edited the concert to make it sound like a rehearsal?

@Raffael-Tausend

3 ай бұрын

The hr-Sinfonieorchester under Orozco-Estrada has published a few of my favourite recordings on KZread.

OMG, I just did a grand Mahler 5 project with Netherlands Studenten Orkest. We rehearsed for 11 days (9h a day) and toured in 13 cities in the Netherlands and Germany for 13 concerts in 15 days. Our final one was in Concertgebouw last Sunday. An unforgettable memory.

@KevinNijmeijer

3 ай бұрын

How did I miss this 😩

@nataliali

3 ай бұрын

geveliciteerd! Great job!

I wish actual orchestra chairs were as comfortable as Eddy’s in this video..

@stardustnite20

3 ай бұрын

Ugh yes. 3 hours in that crappy chair... 😢

@evorock

Ай бұрын

@@stardustnite20 3 hours... I did three concerts in three days (all Tchaikovsky) so about 11 hours of playing overall, including patching, in one of those crappy chairs It nearly killed me lol

@stardustnite20

Ай бұрын

@@evorock ugh yes, concert weekends are rough! But something about the adrenaline of the concerts maybe, makes it slightly better for me.

@evorock

Ай бұрын

@@stardustnite20 ohh this wasn't a weekend, this was a day lol. Playing Tchiak for 11 hours straight lol

@stardustnite20

Ай бұрын

@@evorock omg that's torture! 😭 the longest I've done is a 2 hour rehearsal followed by a 2 hour concert, then a 2 hour drive to another city to do another 2 hour concert. Different chairs at each venue tho, so it broke up the monotony on the booty. 🤣

POV as conductor: you see them laughing at 2:46 at the most intense bit of music and instantly think whether it was something you did, quickly realise is some internal situation and go back to focusing on said intense music.

@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia

3 ай бұрын

I like your channel, and I would love to have a side-by-side video of you conducting the symphony while Brett and Eddy are playing. 😄

4:39 the side eye after not turning the page lol actually me

I need a Brett as deskie all day every day for the rest of my life!

*TIMESTAMPS:* 1st Movement (Trauermarsch): 0:57 2nd Movement: 13:25 3rd Movement (Scherzo): 28:59 4th Movement (Adagietto): 46:47 5th Movement (Rondo-Finale): 57:15

I CAN’T BELIEVE THAT TWOSET GONNA PLAY THE WHOLE SYMPHONY TO MADE CONTENT FOR US 😭😭

@doginrefrigerator

3 ай бұрын

they had been doing that like weekly before they *really* started making yt videos

hahahah what a sneeky way to get your viewers to listen to your favorite symphony🤣

This is actually so crazy for someone who’s never been a part of any orchestra-youth or actual ones…!! Thank you twoset..

@M_SC

3 ай бұрын

So one thing you might like to know is that youth orchestras are not just orchestras with minors (or some go to age 24 I think). They are competitive orchestras that only the best get to be part of. I was in orchestras as a kid, in conservatory the one year I went to that and just my Various teachers’ orchestras For their students other years. Everyone was a kid but it wasn’t a “Youth Orchestra”. Just fyi

@brownsugarlessicebubbletea

3 ай бұрын

@@M_SC thank you for this info…

no way this is actually an hour long 😭 love this tho

@e2pii213

3 ай бұрын

it IS

I guess im taking a 1 hour bath today

@vashantiwoodley

3 ай бұрын

So real for that lol 😂

@vashantiwoodley

3 ай бұрын

I'm literally about to have an hour long shower 😅😂

@sfbirdclub

3 ай бұрын

Mahler would rejoice!

@baldwinangel1218

3 ай бұрын

You might need to replenish the bubbles for an hour long piece.

@symphonyofsolidarity

Ай бұрын

I do that every bath no worries

That s the first time I listen to a Symphonie in such detail. It seems to be the equivalent of a novel. There is a story and all kind of ups and downs in the narration of it.

@glynburtt

3 ай бұрын

I hope it got you hooked!!!

I can’t believe i just sat through an hour and 13 minutes of fake orchestra rehearsal. Would I do it Again? Absolutely Yes.

i miss high school orchestra so much and i didn't even realize it

@M_SC

3 ай бұрын

Playing in a group is almost everything. Join a community orchestra! Play in the town musical! You can find something

@evanever

3 ай бұрын

I'm jealous of people who had a high school orchestra. There was a band program but that ain't quite it.

@laraalvarezzz2

3 ай бұрын

​​@@evaneveryeah, my school has a band, but as far as orchestra goes the piano is the closest thing. no way I can sneak in my violin and how tf does a band have 3 guitars and not one good singer??? swear to God I watched them perform once and it was the weirdest version of creep I've ever heard.

me actually practicing mahler 5 with brett and eddy

POV: you should be rehearsing, but you keep getting distracted by your cute deskie. And I can't believe you've tricked my ADHD ass into listening to the whole Mahler symphony. Well played, sirs.

I hope you won't get copystrike for this video!! This is S tier Twoset video!! I hope it can get as popular as the Tiger mom one!! I LOVE IT SO MUCH!!!

@crystalgaming12

3 ай бұрын

They won’t, it’s classical music, it’s old music, so no one is alive to own it

@susanbryant6516

3 ай бұрын

@@crystalgaming12 but the PERFORMANCE might have a copy right in it. I don’t think it does though. Or the recording of it.

@tweepy123

3 ай бұрын

I mean Brett's OWN LIVE Mendelssohn with the SSO was copystriked😒And more like SS tier Twoset vid XD

@susanbryant6516

2 ай бұрын

@@tweepy123 it was copy strikes for the piano music played in the intervals- which was actually open for use. And it was corrected. Though not before they lost revenue for the period it was mistaken as copystrikable

a one hour twoset pov skit?? WITH REAL AND SERIOUS PLAYING?? my life has been blessed.

20:17 Both come in early 20:26 Both Brett and Eddie notice they are early😂

Over an hour of continuous Brett and Eddy content? Yes please, and thank you! 😎👍🏻

The way I SQUEALED just now when I saw there is a new TwoSetViolin video LONGER THAN AN HOUR?!?! 😱😭😻💖 And then a MAHLER SYMPHONY of all things?! *chefs kiss* 😘👌 WOW, Ling Ling has truly blessed us with such lengthy quality content 🙌✨ No but seriously, thank you Brett & Eddy for doing this for us ❣ ✨🎻🎻✨

2:47 love how they smile sneakily with/at each other here.

This is one of the VERY, VERY BEST videos. Thank you TwoSetViolin. You should be getting a gazillion views. This is awesome.👋👋👋❤❤

The giggles are so accurate. We always giggle!

I'm in shock: over an hour long video, in the middle of the week, the whole symphony - too much happiness at once🎉🥰

I like how they will smile, at something without even looking at each other, because they both know what happened.

I like Brett's checking on the conductor, and his "neighbor"!😂

Now that I am a few minutes in, I realise that this might be the whole Mahler piece with twoset actually playing, what a pleasant surprise!! 🎉

As a trumpet player in the orchestra, I had a perception that the violins were playing ALL THE TIME! I was amazed at how many rests you had. Also, were the bowings marked in the music? It seemed like you were bowing together the vast majority of the time, but it was obvious when one was down bowing and the other was up bowing. Thanks for sharing.

Brett teaches you how to turn the page in orchestra 101: 28:00, 46:30, 1:00:38, 1:12:58.

@ViolinWithKids

3 ай бұрын

And I still can't get it right...

@meklee5981

3 ай бұрын

Brett is so cute I can't 😢

14.43 🤪 I also missed that one for my first time, if I remember well. I love the acting part: encouraging look to desk partner before difficult part comes, smiling on mistakes, waiting for your desk partner to turn the page, looking at the conductor, looking at wind players when they play a nice solo, concertmaster's desk for bowings.... SOOOO COOL!

I actually really like this concept. When you want to play along with a recording but don’t have visual queues and you don’t have the luxury of playing these pieces in a symphony orchestra or ensemble, it’s hard to come in without the added confidence of playing it live in with your section. I LOVED this. 🎉 Please keep them coming!

As an audience, I'm all for being invited to sit with the orchestra! I promise I'll practice my page turning skills!

Sounds like the rest of the orchestra is defiitely not rehearsing it for the first time 😆

@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia

3 ай бұрын

It sounds like a dress rehearsal. Seems like Brett and Eddy missed all the previous ones. 😄

3:10 that's what happens when you sightread and DON'T practice 40 hours.

Do you miss your orchestra life, Brett and Eddy? Does this video make you feel nostalgic? I hope you enjoy filming it, cause I enjoy watching it so much!!

Brett sinks into orchestral mode like a glove. Don't think either of them has forgotten anything about their days in the orchestras. Pretty amaaazzzing.

@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia

3 ай бұрын

They talked about how they miss it. They love performing their own shows but being part of an orchestra is something else. I'm sure that if they were given the opportunity to go back to orchestra just once, for the pleasure of playing a symphony on stage with other musicians, they would do it in a heartbeat. 😊

@graceonaga3094

3 ай бұрын

Yes, I remember. BTW, Ray Chen talked about how much Brett had improved with the Mendelsohn performance and here we get to see how relaxed his wrist is and how he conserves the bow. Very satisfying and so happy for him! @@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia

@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia

3 ай бұрын

@@graceonaga3094 Oh, I loved that video where Ray reviewed their progress over the years ! Their playing have really improved a lot. I think that getting new violins and having the opportunity to perform on stage a lot have helped them step up their games. Plus I really like that they practice what they preach. They don't just rest on their laurels but always try to improve and push themselves. And it really pays off, we can see the results. Props to them 👍🏻

@graceonaga3094

3 ай бұрын

Yup, totally agree. The vid was sort of out of focus on Eddy so couldn't see him really closely, but this was all about the deskie experience. @@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia

@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia

3 ай бұрын

@@graceonaga3094 What made me laugh was Brett constantly looking up and taking glances at the invisible conductor and/or concertmaster. 😄 Which actually makes me wonder if they didn't have a video recording on a screen in front of them ; in that case Brett may have been looking at the real conductor and concertmaster of the orchestra they were following...

I loved this, what a treat to see Twoset play Mahler 5 , up close and personal, for FREE!

This video is fulfilling a demand that I didn’t realise was there, yet it’s brilliant in every single way. 💙 I hope it soars and really pays off the hard work you’ve put into producing it. We really appreciate it. 🌟

0:58 - Trauermarsch. In gemessenem Schritt. Streng. Wie ein Kondukt 13:24 - Stürmisch bewegt, mit größter Vehemenz 29:00 - Scherzo. Kräftig, nicht zu schnell 46:43 - Adagietto. Sehr langsam 57:16 - Rondo-Finale. Allegro - Allegro giocoso. Frisch

@ViolinWithKids

3 ай бұрын

Thank you- super helpful!

“Ok everyone, we’ll break here, it’s 2am. See you back for rehearsals bright and early tomorrow”

@tweepy123

3 ай бұрын

No, that's wrong. It's "We have 3mins left of rehearsal; let's take it one more time from the top."

Great fun you two. I’ve played this many times but as a viola player. Interesting being in the violins instead. I was in the SSO probably before you were both born, I left in 90, I was associate principal viola there then in the BBC symphony . The SSO used to do this very well. Also in one of the BBC tours to Japan we played the adagietto as an encore every night. Meanwhile the rest of the orchestra, apart from the strings and harp , were already in the pub. Keep up the great work guys.

8 AM, our 3 years old and I are enjoying this, such a beautiful morning once you start listening to this masters.

That's such a funny timing!! I have to prepare this for the London Symphony Orch later this month and freaking out a bit already... so seeing the whole Symphony from the violin perspective is really interesting and helpful!

You should make Eddy the concertmaster to fulfill his dream of being one. I don't know how to put this, but THIS is the type of video I love the most from Twoset!! You guys are incredible!!

@1mol_wAter

2 ай бұрын

This is my favorite video from them in all these years so far… had it downloaded 😭

Something about this video is so comforting, like I am safe here-a comforting nostalgia. While watching I was able to let go of stress and take a few breaths (even though Mahler can be intense sometimes lol) You both really created something special here 🤍 thank you!!

I love this! It brought back so many memories of me playing in orchestras. Thank you TwoSetViolin! By the way, thank you for being so kind to your pretend stand partner.

smoothest first rehearsal of all time😂

@Stanvansandt

3 ай бұрын

It's a good thing not everyone was sight-reading!

Recently saw MTT conducting this with the San Francisco Symphony last month for what may have been his last time🥲💙😭 Incredibly moving and happy to relive it, thanks twoset!

@Irishlassmm2

3 ай бұрын

Ah! How wonderful! I am so disappointed I missed MTT with the SFS. But I did make it to SF for the Twoset show 😊

I am very glad brett is my deskie. May have not practiced, but he had my back. Plus thanks for the pencil brett!

There was this (very fine) principle clarinet player in the Rochester Orchestra & Chorale (Minnesota) who sat immediately in front of me (I was playing 3rd horn at the time) who HATED IT if anyone EVER tossed their pencil onto their music stand anywhere in his vicinity, but that was particularly true for me, with my stand only inches from the back of his head. I totally get it. The desk of the Manhasset stand acts like an amplifier, and even a tiny pencil creates a sudden & rather loud metallic noise when someone, after scratching some frantic notes in the music, hurriedly tosses their pencil down before their next entrance. Many years later I'm still rather careful about it. When Brett drops is pencil onto his stand (46:15... PLANG!) I immediately thought of that clarinet player. LOL

That's why I love your content. It's unpredictable 😅 Btw, I don't play on any instrument, but I'm glad I could just sit there and look at you playing

how do violin players resist the urge to bite their deskie's scroll an hour of that thing waving near my face? the intrusive thoughts would win i fear

@evorock

Ай бұрын

The struggle is real, but there is always the risk of losing a tooth if the next passage is particularly violent lol

ABSOLUTELY LOVED THIS FORMAT

Honestly, I have no words. This video is stellar. And I will leave everything else that could be said about it in that one word. Thank you for this. Truly.

As a beginner, I appreciate this camera angle, I've been watching Brett's left hand, and the string crossings.

This was posted on my most tiring work day of the week and I wasn’t sure if I was up for rehearsal. But 10 minutes of this and my motivation was back. (The rehearsal was fun and energising too, so, thank you.)

Cool people who watched the entire thing without skipping 😎 (let's give them their well deserved watch time 😉)

This made me feel like a musician. I felt special

Awesome idea for POV. Now a musician can wear VR and experience being in the orchestra with you.

Thanks for this! Really makes clear how brilliantly orchestrated this symphony is.

played this in college - this makes me want to print out a cello part and play along!!!!

Big thank you, you are introducing interesting aspects of playing, listening, enjoying classical music. Mahler some more.

I was only ever in Band and played Clarinet, but I don’t mind pretending and living a little vicariously through you guys ❤

after the tiger mom hit 🤭🤭 you guys are so creative

I absolutely love content like this. The little imperfections and the thrilling experience of sightreading at tempo! I am always on the search for POV orchestra content on KZread and there is not enough of it!

Probably the best video they've ever made. Fantastic X a million.

Great job! I’ve shared to the Mahler group on Facebook. Can’t wait to hear what they say!

@susanbryant6516

3 ай бұрын

Let us know, eh?

Love this so much! Hope you bois had a bubble tea after that epic rehearsal, you deserve it...that's a real workout! Viola gang here; spent over 30 years in local community orchestra. We were never good enough to play Sym. 5, but did perform Mahler 2. It is so special to read comments from people who never had a chance to sit in an orchestra setting and feel what it is like (being surrounded by the immense wall of sound that envelopes you as you perform your part). Yes, it truly is remarkable...Thanks Brett and Eddy for sharing your talents with us, and keep opening the doors to classical music for all!

Oh wow!!! Thanks so much for this video!! I would've never dreamt of being so blessed to get to see a FULL performance video of Mahler Symphony 5!

The trombones sound like they practiced, too.

I. Trauermarsch- 0:59 II. Stürmisch bewegt, mit größter Vehemenz - 13:25 III. Scherzo - 28:59 IV. Adagietto - 46:47 V. Rondo Finale - 57:16

would LOVE a series of your favourite full works like this

I’m still confused why I, a flutist sit in the violin section. But it was an amazing experience🧡

@tweepy123

3 ай бұрын

Maybe you were all teleported into some movie/show into an orchestra scene, which the movie makers don't have the resources to care sheet about where you're sitting 😆

@katnisseverdeen6371

2 ай бұрын

@@tweepy123haha, that reply made me laught

Not a violin player and never been in orchestra, but I'm watching the WHOLE thing anyways!! Brett and Eddy are amazing, thank you for giving me this experience!! Love these types of videos 💗

@RQuiem-520

3 ай бұрын

Btw could we get the subtitles back one day? Those really helped me 😭

I can now fulfill my lifelong dream of roleplaying as a violinist! Thank you Twoset!

We need more of these

Since you guys reacted to brandley cooper’s conducting in Maestro maybe you could react to cate blanchett’s conducting in tar where she’s actually conducting this piece!

We need more of this. This is just a terrific Idea!

Friendliest orchestra ever 😄

No way.. Now I have to learn this symphony so I can play it with you guys!! Thank you for taking the time to learn the whole Mahler symphony for us!

Great Video! This is a marvelous demonstration to young musicians interested in orchestral performance.