Twosetviolin

You are not currently logged in. You will still be able to browse Wikitubia, twosetviolin, but you will be unable to edit without an account. Please go here to create a Fandom account. Brett Yang twosetviolin March 3, [age 32] and Eddy Chen born: Twosetviolin 23, twosetviolin, [age 30]better known online as TwoSetViolinare a Taiwanese-Australian violinist duo known for making comedic YouTube reaction and challenge videos relating to classical, orchestral, and violin music, twosetviolin.

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Twosetviolin

Here's the video concert livestream - it is cued up to start with TwoSet. Not only are they able to make funny videos of classical music for entertainment and education, they are both genuinely excellent performers. Thus, every time they reach a subscriber milestone, they take turns playing a big concerto. For two million, Brett played the Tchaikovsky, and for three million, Eddy played the Sibelius. In both of these cases, the person not playing the solo part would play an orchestra reduction on a single violin. This worked well with their duo appearance, but it doesn't compare with the incredible opportunity they were given for their four million subscriber concert: Brett performing the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto with a full orchestra! Teaming up with Tarisio to procure two gorgeous Golden Age Stradivarius violins from , as well as the Singapore Symphony Orchestra to accompany them, Brett and Eddy played an incredible concert. The concert was livestreamed from the Singapore Victoria Concert Hall, with beautiful camerawork and captions describing the pieces and events. One unique thing about the livestream was that we could see them getting ready backstage, as well as the orchestra warming up and the fans checking out the special T-shirts they could buy or posing by the promotional poster with the duo and golden balloons. I loved seeing the interactions between the scenes as well, such as the orchestral musicians congratulating Brett after his piece. Eddy - wearing TwoSet's Mendelssohn sweatshirt - joined Brett onstage as well, to help warm up the crowd.

I would say twosetviolin vast majority of their audience is musicians, though.

Yang and Chen started out posting classical covers of pop music on their YouTube channel , but eventually switched focus to musical comedy videos, which gained them more viewership. Yang and Chen eventually also performed in live concerts and tours. They met as young teens in an after-school maths group, [6] and became acquainted as the youngest members of a youth orchestra and later as students at the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University in Brisbane. He later worked with various other Australian orchestras, including a performance at the G20 Brisbane summit. In , the duo started posting covers of pop music played on the violin on a YouTube channel. Yang played the solo part while Chen performed an original arrangement of the orchestral component for solo violin.

You are not currently logged in. You will still be able to browse Wikitubia, but you will be unable to edit without an account. Please go here to create a Fandom account. Brett Yang born: March 3, [age 32] and Eddy Chen born: March 23, [age 30] , better known online as TwoSetViolin , are a Taiwanese-Australian violinist duo known for making comedic YouTube reaction and challenge videos relating to classical, orchestral, and violin music. They also serve as commentators for numerous videos, movie scenes, and TV series that depict people playing instruments usually violins. Brett Yang was born and raised in Australia and is of Taiwanese and Chinese descent.

Twosetviolin

TwoSet Violin is an Australian classical music violin duo known for their prowess of making classical music more relevant to a new audience through their online personalities. It was created by two young boys with a mission to give more people a chance to engage with classical music. At the end of , the duo gave up their spots in the Sydney and Queensland Symphony Orchestras and began hosting live classical-comedy performances, including a sold-out debut at the Sydney Opera House. Their one-of-a-kind show offers a unique and interactive experience, creatively integrating humour with actual recital—all while upholding the integrity of classical music. Unlike a typical classical concert, TwoSet Live attracts a diverse crowd, including young fans as well as those who have never been to a classical concert before. In , TwoSet became the first ever crowdfunded classical world tour. Their World Tour revolutionized the way classical music was presented, leaving people in awe and inspiration.

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Some of their jokes are a bit close to the cuff, but hey ho. Retrieved 2 April TwoSet Violin [ twosetviolin] 26 May I find that the mark of unprofessional, but I'm clearly wrong since even Jimmy Fallon is laughing at his own jokes all the time. Helsinki Music Centre. BBC Music Magazine. Rules Block rules. Their videos are mostly light hearted and I just treat them as an entertainment. We went to the live show and it was absolutely hysterical. Wikitubia Explore. Their video of classical violin vs. Thomas Boyer.

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Sign In Register. I first saw one of their video when they were debunking fake violin playing in movies. Tools Tools. Catherine Kostyn. Shar Music. Some of my best times have been kidding around with high-level players, some of them with such outrageous senses of humor, that I was hard-pressed to keep up. While watching they then try to play the piece themselves. Chicago Maroon. Retrieved 14 November Archived PDF from the original on 6 February