For a composer who wrote almost exclusively for one instrument only, Chopin is pretty darn ace for making it in the top 10 most performed!

@devonchristopher5837

2 жыл бұрын

Fr tho chopin's a legend

@ujjwalmishra8962

2 жыл бұрын

Chopin is the piano honestly no other composer embodies that instrument more

@speeddemon2901

2 жыл бұрын

Chopin for me is the like most romantic out of all the piano composer ... Like sure it's virtuoso and difficult to learn but you just don't feel it that much...

@wolly-wiev

2 жыл бұрын

@@ujjwalmishra8962 what about Liszt

@ujjwalmishra8962

2 жыл бұрын

@@wolly-wiev it really is hard to describe with liszt he pushed the piano technicality to new heights sure but with chopin i feel like he gave the piano its identity. This is all extremely subjective here but there is a reason why hes one of the most performed composers on that list

I love how Brett leans forward to enjoy the music, and Eddy leans back. they complement each other in every way.

@MY-ud6xr

2 жыл бұрын

Oh, yes, wonderful detail. 🤍👌

@DustyStarrs

2 жыл бұрын

weird how that lines up with their respective music tastes. Brett loves the intricate details, complex melodies and technical brilliance, so he leans forward to hear all the specifics. Eddy, at the end of the day, loves the overall feel and emotion a piece can evoke, and so leans back to soak in the overall vibes of the piece.

@aug3842

2 жыл бұрын

@@DustyStarrs built in volume control lol

Classical music is so peaceful and calming. Classical music: *decapitation*

@aliceko4695

2 жыл бұрын

Classical music: *not peaceful at all

@guillaumebriand8961

2 жыл бұрын

@TheCartoon94 Dabs Symphonie Fantastique drastically set the tone for the new music that would come after. It's almost like he said "To hell with the joyful and light stuff from prior composers!" That is without considering all the musical innovations that were packed in that single composition.

@ambermao9547

3 ай бұрын

"Tchaikovsky, cannons are not an instrument"

When I was little my city had an event called Beat Beethoven. Where you tried to run 10km before his 9th? Symphony ended. The one that is 1 hour. Musical groups would be stationed along the route and all begin playing at the same time. My aunt would take me to watch as my parents participated. It was magical.

@wakingtheworld

2 жыл бұрын

What a charming story. Magical indeed!

@oxoelfoxo

2 жыл бұрын

oh my. I would love to do such a run!

@88starmusic

2 жыл бұрын

What a marvelous idea!!!! How many city has

@88starmusic

2 жыл бұрын

What city is that, to have multiple groups playing Beethoven’s 9th at the same time??? Wow!!!

@eaglebreath5

2 жыл бұрын

@@88starmusic Saskatoon, SK Canada. We have just one symphony orchestra. The groups were sometimes as small as a quartet.

that "bach on trach" joke was delivered so casually, i love it 40/10

@dev3403

2 жыл бұрын

4?🤔😅

@xandraxandra1437

2 жыл бұрын

@@dev3403 LingLing, 40 hrs a day = everything is 40/10 :)

@OctoPlaysPiano

2 жыл бұрын

@@dev3403 uncultured smh

@dev3403

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your kind words.Anyway I was just joking.

@dishaasingh5444

2 жыл бұрын

@@OctoPlaysPiano uncultured sacrilegious boi** just correcting a few words 😄

Twoset should be in that Top Ten busiest Musician-list too: They produce like 4 videos a week, have at least one big livestream concert a year, a virtual world tour coming up, design clothes, model, do tiktoks, bake cupcakes, cook bubbletea and on top of that PrAcTice 40 hours a day!

@kokod2736

2 жыл бұрын

Agree totally!

@Zeynep-yz7sr

2 жыл бұрын

I want to be like them i love hardworking people.

whenever brett and eddy talk about how they've played these pieces at this hall and that orchestra, it always makes me feel some type of way

@ellaedwards1375

2 жыл бұрын

🤨🤨😏😏😏 wdym

“In the dream he’s supposed to be decapitated” “In the fifth movement he’s supposed to go to hell or something” Well that took a dark turn

@ghillies4life

2 жыл бұрын

Not only does he go to hell in the fifth movement, but the woman he loved who slighted him, she is the leader of the witches dancing around in hell

@edits_betterthanrevenge

2 жыл бұрын

@@ghillies4life oh my-

@Ardjano234

2 жыл бұрын

Better still, there's a whole piece after he wakes up: Retour a la vie

@CopShowGuy

2 жыл бұрын

That whole piece is a trip. You should give it a listen.

@shela404

2 жыл бұрын

Movements 4 and 5 are about the protagonist of the story poisoning himself and hallucinating his own trial, death, and funeral It's epic

Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:29 the list of Top 10 Concert Pieces 0:36 No.10: Mendelssohn - Violin Concerto 1:03 No. 9: Berlioz - Symphony Fantasique 1:55 No. 8: Brahm - Symphony No. 2 2:17 No. 7: Brahms - Symphony No. 1 2:52 3:12 No. 6: Mussorgsky - Pictures at an Exhibition 3:33 No. 5: Handel - Messiah 3:51 No. 4: Vivaldi - Four Seasons 4:15 No. 3: Tchaikovsky - Symphony No. 5 4:34 5:19 No. 2: Tchaikovsky - Violin Concerto 5:35 No. 1: Beethoven - Symphony No. 3 (Eroica) 6:21 Top Concert Composers 6:29 - 7:04 7:51 Women Composers & Conductors 7:56 Contemporary Composers 8:03 Busiest Performers 9:09 Outro 9:26

@devonchristopher5837

2 жыл бұрын

U dropped this 👑

@maxencederoome5421

2 жыл бұрын

Thx

@pawfruit4095

2 жыл бұрын

Yey pvz fan gang

@miarosie

2 жыл бұрын

You don’t think twoset wanted folk to watch the video so they could see via the video rather than you just listing them out?

@devonchristopher5837

2 жыл бұрын

@@miarosie as their goal is to spread classical music to the audience, i would say this comment helps them

If these composers are still alive and can collect copyright fee from these performances, they will be RICH af lol

@speeddemon2901

2 жыл бұрын

Well if there was copyright then none would play it rather they themselves would play and earn the money and imagine that... Absolute stuff of dreams

@mentallyunstablernplssendhelp

2 жыл бұрын

Lol yes. Billionaires

@samaritan29

2 жыл бұрын

not as rich as the billionaires who make mainstream pop songs...

It's so wholesome to see them listening and vibing to classical music.

Maybe you guys are exhausted by how it's overplayed and abused everywhere, but Four Seasons for me are always majestic... The whole journey from Spring to Winter is incredible, Autumn is often overlooked but it's magical too. Winter is a fantastic conclusion as much as Spring is a charming beginning. I know, I know, people going for Summer to supposedly show off and all that shit... But that aside, the Four Seasons are an immortal masterpiece.

@MicukoFelton

2 жыл бұрын

One of the reasons I like Four Seasons is that it isn't boring. Idk but a lot of the pieces twoset seem to like are underwhelming for me. Differences of taste, I guess.

@Chesemiser

Жыл бұрын

I still prefer his RV 392 specifically movement 3 but 4 seasons is still good

I'm blessed with not having heard 4 seasons too often, so i can still actually enjoy it. This in contrast to all the christmas music that's gonna bombard our ears in a few weeks time...

@jeffstevens6916

2 жыл бұрын

few weeks? Damn you’re lucky

eddy is just sprinkling chef kisses these days and im LOVING IT

Eddys hair antenna is evolving I can't help noticing it

Ah yes, statistics. One possible reason why there are only violin concertos in the top 10 of pieces: let's say all concert halls do twice as many piano concertos than violin concertos. But if there are four times as many great piano concertos than violin concertos, individual piano concertos get played less than individual violin concertos (like 10 piano concertos get played three times each, but 3 violin concertos get played six times each). Four Seasons and Messiah get played a lot to cover the year's expenses, I guess ...

@speeddemon2901

2 жыл бұрын

Statistics should always be taken with a grain of salt cause you can easily lie with statistics

@Sonali-bn8xd

2 жыл бұрын

@@speeddemon2901 You couldn't be more right. I'm a stats student and I'll just say “Lies, damned lies and statistics.

@TheAskald

2 жыл бұрын

I'm still surprised that Rach 2 isn't in the top 10. It has to be the most played piano concerto since its creation, but like you said there is a lot of competition in the repertoire.

@wakingtheworld

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting point. It figures.

@sharonzhong

2 жыл бұрын

That's actually a really good point!

Interesting fact: Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exibitation, was actually written for solo piano. The piece was eventually transcribed for orchestra.

@jasoncdebussy

2 жыл бұрын

I thought it was written by Emerson 🤔😁

@wishingonthemoon1

2 жыл бұрын

That was my first orchestra concert! They projected the paintings on a screen over the orchestra. I can see it like it was yesterday.

@graysonmcguire3510

2 жыл бұрын

@@jasoncdebussy underrated comment

@subjectline

2 жыл бұрын

I've heard the piano version, it's overwhelming if you're sitting 2m from the end of the piano. I had to listen to The Hu on the way home to get the Great Gate of Kiev out of my head.

@altoclef6688

2 жыл бұрын

@@subjectline Why on Earth would you want to get the Great Gate of Kiev out of your head? It's magnificent!

3:50-4:10 The four seasons of Eddy's hair....

Eddy if you are short of practice material, just go with Paganini, I think most of us wouldn’t reject that for 5 mil lol

As a horn player, I loved watching them just being blown away from the Horn solo in Tchaikovsky Symphony 5

Happy to see Tchaik 5 up there. I think it too often gets overlooked by 4 and 6. Tchaik 5 is probably my favorite symphony from top to bottom.

Let’s just appreciate guys dedication for our entertainment. That was quite a wipeout

@funguy-yt7632

2 жыл бұрын

...How

@akshitsharma8475

2 жыл бұрын

These are the youtube live stream emojis.

@funguy-yt7632

2 жыл бұрын

@@akshitsharma8475 oh thank you

@akshitsharma8475

2 жыл бұрын

@@funguy-yt7632 I was just making a reply to the commenter.

@funguy-yt7632

2 жыл бұрын

@@akshitsharma8475 and I was just making a reply to the reply yo the comment

Brett: Hello guys, welcome back to another episode of TwoSetViolin Eddy: *just casually smiles* Me: Nice :] Brett: And today we're going to be reviewing classical music stats. Eddy: Statistic Ling Ling doesn't need statistics, Ling Ling is all knowing, but for us mortals, we found some interesting statistics on classical music. Me: Nice, once again :]

You guys and your whole team that works to put out this content are amazing! I just want to thank you so much for getting me back into playing music. I have played piano since I was about 7 years old but a couple years ago I stopped lessons and only played here and there. I am now 29 years old btw. I'm not sure what made me stop wanting to play but I just did one day. But since I found your channel I have re-ignited that musical spark in myself and I am starting lessons again and playing everyday. Anyways, THANK YOU for EVERYTHING you ALL do! Don't stop... ever, please! Lol I hope you stay happy and healthy! :)

@wakingtheworld

2 жыл бұрын

Who hasn't been inspired by B & E either to take up an instrument (generally violin) or pick up where they left off? Always heartening to hear... Practice warrants passion...

@adleighstrickland2952

2 жыл бұрын

That's such a wholesome story 😊 I won't stop playing music

For anyone wondering: Hilary Hahn might have been on the list of performers had she not been on sabbatical for much of 2019. She Took a 1 year sabbatical beginning on September 1, 2019.

"Just means the busiest not the best" I about spit my drink. Thank you guys so much! I especially enjoyed watching you listen to the various music. You obvious appreciation is infectious. The way you so light-heartedly tease other instruments is GREAT!(Trumpet player here). Thank you guys so much!

@jodimerusi3250

2 жыл бұрын

Flute player here but such an interesting stat about Andris Nelson! I went to two concerts, this summer, that he directed at Tanglewood (the summer home of the Boston Symphony.) Pre-Covid I saw him conduct a Mahler Symphony. I sat in the front row because I love watching him conduct!

@jodimerusi3250

2 жыл бұрын

I just listened to this again and heard the most active violin soloists. I realized that I went to 3 concerts at Tanglewood in 2021. One was conducted by both Andris Nelson (Copland "Quiet City" and Stravinsky "Firebird") and John Williams conducting the World Premiere of his Violin Concerto No. 2 that was composed for and performed by Anne-Sophie Mutter, and another concert was a performance by #2 on the soloist list Joshua Bell who played Beethoven's Violin Concerto. The third concert was a "standard" concert. It was performed by the Tanglewood Fellows who had studied at Tanglewood that summer.

@jodimerusi3250

2 жыл бұрын

continued --- Couldn't find the program but it had the music of Mendelssohn (Overture to Midsummer Nights Dream -- as a flute player one of my favorites!) Mozart ? and Brahms ? All of these composers were in the top 10. For seeing 3 concerts I did pretty good!!

看著這集裡Eddy的髮型變化，覺得很有趣🥳🥳🥳 身為音樂麻瓜感謝Brett 跟 Eddy 推薦有名的曲目

I was just looking at a list of the top 10 symphonies as voted by conductors! What a coincidence. Eroica, the Berlioz, and Brahms 4 were on it. And lots and lots of Mahler.

@cesardiezv

2 жыл бұрын

Mahler is my favorite composer. But I suppose that his symphonies are too expensive to play and not so many people know Mahler.

@jacobbass6437

2 жыл бұрын

@@cesardiezv The first half, yes. The part about him being not as well-known, absolutely not. Mahler is probably one of the best known sinfulness amongst people who know classical music. If you listen to classical music, there is a very good chance you have listen to Mahler.

Nice videos lately guys!!! Can we have a pt.2 of underrated pieces? Please?

@devonchristopher5837

2 жыл бұрын

That video made me fall in love with Kapustin's music lol

A recomendation for B & E: Voices of Music on youtube is a baroque small orchestra and they have the most amazing and tasteful interpretation of Vivaldi's Four Seasons. I know is overplayed, but the soloists and the orchestra ensemble are really good and they really deserve the recognition.

@cesardiezv

2 жыл бұрын

"The Four Seasons" is overplayed. But it deserves so.

@rosiesalas938

2 жыл бұрын

Geisa Pires I watched it a couple of weeks ago. I've seen many, (probably 100s) wonderful historically informed performances, with ornamentation and all (forget all about the "just playing the notes" versions) but this was AMAZING - they were all on fire, and the soloist was out of this world. It was like listening to it for the first time. Brett and Eddy, if you are bored with it, try this one. THAT"S how it should be played. (Tasteful isn't quite the word I'd use - stylistic to a tee which actually means full of improvisational fire!)

@cynthiakwan7035

2 жыл бұрын

100% agree with you. Voices of Music is such a gem.

Me never being able to reach Ling Ling’s talent be like: “…for us mortals” 😞

@jeremyleow

2 жыл бұрын

They refer to ling ling as a kind of music god...

@NeeCah

2 жыл бұрын

@@jeremyleow because she is ✨👑

Hii guys I'm gonna create a spotify playlist for twosetters which contains Classical Music Essentials and share the link You can leave your pieces' suggestions below :)

@Magidar

2 жыл бұрын

Despacito

@miguelmunoz1789

2 жыл бұрын

You should make some justice to Vivaldi and add some of his not so famous concerts. Rachel Podger has some of them on Spotify and using Baroque instruments which makes the pieces even better. You can add La Cetra or La Stravaganza

@AliOssol

Ай бұрын

Dvorak 9 Mahler 5 and 2 Shostakovich string quartet Hayden trumpet concerto Sibelius, mendelssohn, Tchaikovsky violin concerto Holst the planet Libertango trumpet arrangement played by Tine thing helseth / or Alison balsom (both are awesome) Chopin piano concerto n2

I swear the screen brightens every time a piece is playing I live for this passion

My honors orchestra literally JUST performed the March to the Scaffold of Berlioz’s Symphonie Fantastique on PBS Wisconsin!! Such a fun piece

I love when you guys have videos like this where we learn new stuff and get to see your absolute love of what you do ❤❤

At first glance, I was surprised that no Bach pieces are in Top 10. But he composed so many pieces, so no pieces were ranked in, although his music is widely performed (Anyway he was the 3rd place as a composer)

I'm personally offended that any of Mahler's symphony wasn't in there.

@oweeoh7895

2 жыл бұрын

They are good but I imagine they would be insanely hard to perform frequently. Especially the 8th lol.

@aliceko4695

2 жыл бұрын

@@oweeoh7895 true lol 8th needs hundreds of musicians to be performed

@furdiebant

2 жыл бұрын

Too complicated to be performed frequently

@guillaumebriand8961

2 жыл бұрын

To be fair there is no post-romantic composers at all in that list.

@phantasmal914

Ай бұрын

@@aliceko4695literally a thousand

I have been waiting for something like this!

Surprised Sibelius violin concerto isn't up there ☹ in fairness though, I'm not a musician and I only got to know (and love) Sibelius because of you guys 😊

@ghillies4life

2 жыл бұрын

Two reasons I can think of: 1) not as many people know Sibelius, so some programming decisions are what sell tickets. The name Beethoven sells tickets, even to people who don't know much about classical music. 2) it's hard, and you need a very high quality soloist to pull it off. Any professional orchestra can do Beethoven 3

@puravidafiolin4152

2 жыл бұрын

Sibelius' vn concerto is well known among violin players, but not so much in general. I love his concerto the best for both playing and listening, though.

Handel's Messiah is one of my favourite pieces of all time, and YES I DO know the rest of the piece! The whole thing is absolutely amazing!! My favourite bit is 'for unto us a child is born'.

@oxoelfoxo

2 жыл бұрын

I can sing all the lyrics myself :D nice to see another Messiah fan

@bachstraightboy1293

2 жыл бұрын

I know almost the entire Chorale by heart!

@jihanabelleslavin6386

2 жыл бұрын

'All we like sheep'. We have tuhuhuhuhuhuhuhuhuhrnéd. Everyone to his. Own. WAY. I'm picturing my choir acting out being sheep in rehearsal.

@WorldifySanity

Жыл бұрын

YES. THANK YOU. That piece is my childhood. I went to the sing-along Messiah every year with my father, from around when I was 6 until we moved out of state. Now I'm an adult and live in a different state than my parents. This past December my local symphony had performances of the Messiah. I went TWICE. It was an emotional experience both times.

@dazhund3297

Жыл бұрын

Yes! "Surely he hath borne our griefs" slaps hard as well

Tchaikovsky vc being number 2 on the list is so iconic and gives a nostalgic feeling from the 2M drop 🥺

I love your content, most relatable to musicians, including violinists!

@puszzydestroyr69yesthatsga7

2 жыл бұрын

Your profile picture is fantastic

@imperatorcaesaraugustuspri5319

2 жыл бұрын

@@puszzydestroyr69yesthatsga7 a tiger and bf109 meet

@puszzydestroyr69yesthatsga7

2 жыл бұрын

@@imperatorcaesaraugustuspri5319 the Sherman spontaneously combusts

A big thank you for introducing new pieces to listen to. I played the piano when I was in primary school but stopped eventually. Your videos has inspired me to start learning music again!!!

Let's get to 4M fir Mendelssohn Violin Concerto! He's my favorite composer!

Love these classical music appreciation/review type videos :)

can't wait for the 4mil drop

I would like to get more grip about "living" classical composers! Like, what kind of work they do and how does it difference from "normal" musicians. Kind of a field, that is shadowed under the few iconic composers.

@jamesschneeberg3836

2 жыл бұрын

Most of them teach composition at universities/colleges. Some perform or conduct. While the details may differ, it actually isn't that terribly different from bygone composers. One generally does not get rich in the composition business, and income is usually cobbled together from several sources.

B&E, this video was one of my FAVES of yours… I think I speak for all of us LingLing Wannabees when I say, “We’d love to hear more of your thoughts and impressions of various classical pieces/performers/composers!” 😍 (mixed in with the usual programming, of course… you guys are always fantastic!)

As Vivaldi is my favourite composer, I can never tire of The Four Seasons, but I can see why it's one of the most played. It's a beautiful piece. The others surprised me (not Handel though. That is played a whole lot!)

@bachstraightboy1293

2 жыл бұрын

TwoSet unfortunately doesn't appreciate Baroque that much, with Bach being the only exception... It takes genius to compose pieces that describe the seasons too!

@kosmosyche

8 ай бұрын

I find it ironic that in the same video they praise Tchaikovsky for his melodicism and basically poo-poo on Vivaldi. Sure, Tchaikovsky was an excellent melodicist... for the Romantic era, when melody itself wasn't considered all that important or even necessary part of serious music. Vivaldi though, he breathed and lived melody, many Baroque masters did, it was their bread and butter. And here is why centuries later they are still among the most played composers and I reckon they still will be centuries later, whether many classical snobs like it or not.

@GinaBlythe

8 ай бұрын

@@kosmosyche The sad thing is that people only know Vivaldi's FOUR SEASONS. They don't dig deep enough into his catalouge to realize the depth and beauty of his compositions. He is, in classical music, vastly underrated, as is Pachelbel.

@kosmosyche

8 ай бұрын

@@GinaBlythe I agree, his sacred music repertoire in particular is tragically underappreciated. And I'm not talking about his Stabat Mater (which by itself is one of the most beautiful pieces ever composed, so divine and human at the same time).

I love it when they get nerdy and excited about music and composers.

For new listening material, I HIGHLY recommend Amy Beach. I’ve recently really gotten into her music, and it’s amazing!

Because of my youth orchestra, school orchestra, and my chamber ensemble, we're playing 4 of these pieces LMAOO

Yes, I‘m offended! Beethoven 3 and Brahms 4 are the two symphonies I NEVER get tired of hearing, no matter how often, no matter how short the intervals between hearing them. I never fail to hear something new. And then there‘s Mahler, of course.

I would love to see Twoset do this with the Symphonic Band genre!

These nerdy videos are so cozy

Christian Li just put out an amazing album of Four Seasons, it's welllllll worth listening to.

Mendelssohn vc appears on the list Brett: **nervous sweating**

You guys should do a second video about under-rated pieces and include pieces by women composers in it!!

Very interesting! Haven't listened to a lot of Brahms, maybe something to consider.. Didn't really 'get' his Violin concerto until I listened to Leonidas Kavakos play it with Gergiev Valery Abisalovich and a wonderful orchestra from Munich, I think, - it was like an eureka-moment ⭐ Here's something beautiful (and very true) said by F Chopin that I recently found on the vast prairies of the Internet: "Bach is an astronomer, discovering the most marvellous stars. Beethoven challenges the universe. I only try to express the soul and the heart of man."

And here we are again.. I always feel like I wanna practice after watching twoset videos. You motivate me so much guys and I'm so thankful!.. But as always..it's night and I can't make any sound cause everybody is asleep :)

A bunch of places have a Hallelujah sing-along around Christmas time. It's mostly for people who have choral experience but don't really sing as a career -- everyone prepares their parts on their own, then show up and sit in the section for your voice, and all sing. I've never done it, but some friends have said that it's fun.

so proud of you guys, you’ve come so far

4:54 As a true classical musician, this note always makes me cry.

Brett and Eddy saying INTERESTING unironically for 10 minutes straight

Important announcement: I found out that my orchestra teacher is a big fan of two set so I’m going to wear the merchto school

Yesss new Video yay!

I completely agree Brahms' first symphony is the hardest to get into by far. It took me many listens for me to "get" it, but now it's one of my favorites pieces of music.

Today was a great day :) .. - TwoSet posted a new video - My favourite streamer who normally listens to pop music or rap decided to go for a bit of Rachmaninov and Debussy instead - I'm going to make some bubble tea - and I bought my first Twoset apparel that just came back in stock in my size - also I now have 69 practice points :D

@oxoelfoxo

2 жыл бұрын

who's that fave streamer of yours?

@lari393

2 жыл бұрын

@@oxoelfoxo Buddha (he’s a twitch streamer who does gta role play)

@oxoelfoxo

2 жыл бұрын

@@lari393 thanks!

I’m playing the clarinet solo in Tchaikovsky 5 rn it’s super fun

Happy diwali guys

im actually playing brahms first symphony movement 4 for my orchestra currently! it’s quite the piece especially for a high school orchestra

Once again thank you for introducing us(or just me) to new pieces, but I wonder what's the third violin concerto in the top 10 list apart from Mendelssohn and Tchaikovasky? But hey, if Eddy is looking for something to practice, I think no one would say no for an encore at the 4M Mendy drop right? How about some Paganini?

I feel like the reason it's violin concertos that are up there is that violin is that perfect sweet spot of being a very very VERY popular instrument that has a *huge tradition of standard repertoire*. Most professional violinists I know have all "gone through the ranks" and played the same set of the popular concertos just to "have them", versus piano (which is technically more played as an instrument?) I feel emphasizes less of that tradition. There are definitely popular concertos, but you're more likely picking from a wider range as you choose your path/style as a pianist.

Played Tchaikovsky 5 before easily one of my favorite symphony to play 2nd movement is gold 4th is amazing

I love how they both get lost in the music

I've played that solo in Brahms 1. Probably the highlight of my musical "career"! The whole symphony is lush, highly recommend 💖

I recall seeing some stats on pieces played versus composed and Wagner blew everyone out of the water with how popular all of his compositions were.

Who else wants a Q&A vid??

So, when are you doing an episode on Indian Classical Music dude? It'll blow your head out completely!

I love you guys!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

From my personal experience the piece I’ve listened to most in a concert is Brahms 2: BSO, CSO and AWO with Zubin Mehta.

I stop practicing 'cos twoset notify hehe (I'll go practice after watching)

I love your Videos so much!!

When I was a young horn player, my emsembles played the Von Weber clarinet concerto and the Carvival of Venice (trumpet piece) often.

you should listen to dmitri sinkovsky's version of Vivaldi's four seasons, it's phenomenal. I didn't use to listen to four seasons but then my conductor recommended this one when we played it in my orchestra and he did not disappoint, really warmly recommend it, it really changed my view of it!

Ah YES ANOTHER VIDEOOO YAYYY

I played The symphonie fantastique last year in the Keweenaw Symphony Orchestra, Fist time as first chair 2nd. I loved it :))

Eddy: "have you noticed that there's three violin concertos?" Closed captions: "have you noticed that there's three violent consumers?"

4:50 loving that horn solo, so why no horn example for the "Paganini of 'all' instruments" video the other day ?!?!

I can't believe I only just listened to Pictures at an Exhibition last weeks ago, but I am in love with The Old Castle.

Love you guys

i’m playing danzon no.1 with my orchestra. it sounds so good!

Love the Messiah! Spent 5 years every Christmas singing it in my choir with my siblings. Fun memories listening to it in the car and all of us singing along in our respective parts (brothers tenor and bass) and me and my sister (alto and sop). The great worthy is the lamb and the amen at the end of the piece is just amazing!

I went to a concert with a friend which was Bruch and Beethoven (Bruch violin concerto 1 and Beethoven symphony 3) and we both agree with eddy’s comment on Beethoven 3 not being the best to listen to (and it being very very controversial), it’s an amazing piece however does make you kinda fall asleep a bit, especially the 2nd mvt Ofc the Bruch was also amazing, check out this great violinist Zia Shin

@___shahin.ni.g.ish___

2 жыл бұрын

Bach not Bruch XD

TwoSet exudes passion

I like how Brett is 100% a Tchaikovsky simp (how to blame him tho)

Yes, everyone knows the "Hallelujah" chorus, but the REST of Messiah? There is a reason it's played to death! To quote one choir director: "Handel really knew how to write a hit!" I had the opportunity to sing it, in its entirety, in college. The "Amen" at the end is HUGE, and sublime, and by the time you sit through the entirety of Messiah before that, it's just so cathartic. Is Messiah overplayed? Probably. ...but it is so, so darn good!

@bachstraightboy1293

2 жыл бұрын

I second that. TwoSet doesn't appreciate Baroque and Chorale that much, Bach being the exception...

@ryano.5149

2 жыл бұрын

@@bachstraightboy1293 I mean, I get it. Baroque music typically doesn't have as daring violin parts, but a lot of that music is sublime! Vivaldi's Gloria? There's a video on youtube of an all-women group doing a historically-informed version in the very church it was written in...and it is **chef's kiss**

@rosiesalas938

2 жыл бұрын

​@@ryano.5149 if baroque music is performed properly, it's as daring as they come. As you no doubt know, the composers didn't write all the notes down that they fully expected performers would know just to do. Like jazz. And some of the performers lived very dangerously, from contemporary accounts! Check out the earlier Baroque - Monteverdi, Carissimi, Lully, Couperin. Bach and Handel (late Baroque) were ones who started writing a lot of the notes down, but they still expected the performers to improvise and expand the music.

PETITION for twoset to do a video on the story of symphonie fantastique

I love this kind of videos. Because you tell things I didnt know even if I love classical music. Especially of course ”the romantic period” which I think are pretty easy for a musically non educated person like me. But Thanks to another youtuber I come to appreciate Debussys ”Sunken cathedral” youtube can be fantastic open new worlds.

A lot of the classical music performed, especially at big venues, is very well known. My choir is pretty much the only one in Vienna who performs the really obscure stuff that the majority of people have never even heard of. Probably why we don't get much of an audience. The church at our concert next week is gonna feel real empty with more than four 5ths (our prediction) of it empty lol