Im talking in reference to the video that they uploaded yesterday titled “it’s been a fun journey”

(Filling character requirement. Filling character requirement. Filling character requirement. Filling character Requirement)

Just wanted to say, been watching them for the last 3(ish) months, or longer, and yeah. It's kinda sad to see them go just when I started watching, but it is what it is. Also because of them I got a violin and play violin and viola now! So yeah. Anyway peace

I saw the news when I woke up this morning. I know they aren't technically gone for good, but it does feel like the end of an era (even more than the earlier "we're quitting cold-turkey" episode did IMO).

I started reminiscing about all the ways Brett and Eddy changed my life since I discovered their channel nearly ten years ago. This made me feel better about the situation as it reminded me about the impact their work has had, however 'silly' their work was. Perhaps it would be therapeutic for us to share our favorite memories involving them here.

My personal favorite memory involving TwoSet happened when I got to see their Sacrilegious Games show in San Francisco last year. This was the show that nearly got cancelled due to the visa debacle, and they didn't have an orchestra as planned due to the disruption. Brett, Eddy and Sophie still did a great job despite this.

At one point in the show, Eddy left the stage and sat in a darkened corner near the stage while Brett played a series of difficult violin passages. I could coincidentally still see Eddy well from my seat. I noticed that Eddy looked so supportive and impressed by Brett's playing the entire time. It was heartwarming to see how genuine Eddy's enthusiasm for his friend was, even though very few people were watching him. That moment really stood out to me.

I've attached a photo I took from my seat before the show started for reference; Eddy was sitting in the empty chair closest to the white double-exit doors by the corner stage stairs on the left during Brett's performance. Funnily enough, I distinctly remember that Brett's cursed lo-fi song was playing over the PA system when I took this photo, so that's another fun memory. Feel free to share your memories below.

This is it, guys. This is goodbye. While their videos remain, and the love and joy they brought us, its time to say goodby. Its ok to be sad, they have become a joy in all of our lives. Looking to the future, they have left us inspired, with more practice than we woukd have had and with an undying love for classical music and its community. Thanks for everything! ❤️

Hi, I just recently got reddit, and I'm super excited to see all these posts for myself!

Anyway, this is a vision board I made recently. Originally, music was just a subtopic, but there was too much stuff to add, so I made a completely separate one dedicated to music.

For context i have mostly self learned for the past 5 months with hiatuses then and there. But i have noticed that my palm is massive compared to my fingers which makes my fingers look “stubby” even tho they aren’t at least i hope.

Never have done any stretching this is just raw reach.

Probably the illusion that my palm creates.

But is this hand anatomy good for piano? Also i can reach a 9th fairly comfortably with a bit of stretching needed on the left hand but almost a 9th on the right hand. Mostly because my palm does most of the work.

And thanks to that palm i have a pianist arch naturally. End goal is different than performing but to compose Soundtracks and original pieces i need to know how to play the piano. And learn a bit more of the inside of the musical terms and techniques.

Now i finally got a teacher who is also a performer, composer and producer. i will see how much potential i have :D

P.S Should i update y’all after 3 months of practice with the teach? :P

According to absolutely no official dictionaries Linonophobia is the fear of strings.

"What's your favourite instrument"
"Pianooohh wait that's got strings inside it...
Horn"

I actually discovered this in my "a year ago you did this" thing on OneDrive, and at the time I made it I didn't got to post it, but here it is now.

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Is this something recent? Posting here because I’d want to ask since maybe its been this way for a while (I know eddy had removed twoset from his instagram account a while back). Yeah, did anyone realise this?

I hope its nothing bad, Im sure they’ll communicate what they plan to do. They’ve been doing pretty alright with twoset these days. I could be missing something though. I just want the best for Brett and Eddy, hope they’re doing okay.

Let’s discuss how to make classical music more interesting and engaging to young people. I’m trying to engage a group of people locally in my city as well as online.

-What kind of musical events would they like?
-How to develop an online platform that balances entertainment and learning?
-Where to engage? How to balance online and local engagement in classical music?
-How to make classical music more meaningful to the everyday life of young people?

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!

I need help, guys. I can't play the piano because my hands are, without a doubt, extremely small. Scriabin-like. What should I do? Are there any composers whose pieces I can play without any problems?

Historians have uncovered an old manuscript of Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2 this morning. This video is a transcription of the sheet.

So I was looking for tuners on Amazon when I came across a tuner with this image. If you’re making an item for instruments, at least make sure the person can actually play the instrument. I just realized that the description also makes no sense. “Keep the beat wherever you are with the metronome tempo of our chromatic tuner.” I have this exact tuner and there is no metronome. Sacrilegious photos are such a common occurrence now :(

So basically the paper run out of space so i couldn't draw the head.. I hope one day i will be able to attend twoset CONCERT! My life time dream.

NOW GO PRACTICE

Hi everyone,

A friend originally gave me their ticket to the Singapore Symphony Orchestra's Jewel and Titan concert tomorrow (October 8th), but I can no longer make it either.

Chloe Chua is performing the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto, and Hannu Lintu is conducting. The concert is at the NUS University Cultural Centre at 7:30 PM.

I would love to pass this on to someone in the community who can actually go. It is completely free, first come, first served. Send me a message or comment if you are in Singapore and want to claim it!

Best,

Jeremiah.

This is a long, yappatron post about twoset’s prodigy series. Just an fyi ok I really enjoyed typing this out! Hahahaha

I was wondering why I’d watch twoset (and myself) get our self esteems killed for 20 minutes straight but hey! After going through a few of these videos I realised it was so much fun to learn more about the techniques of different instruments and conversations about skills and whatnot.

I linked the twoset videos on each of the musicians names. Enjoy reading! (Im insanely passionate about this lol, oopsie)

Below are the following musicians and their respective instruments whom twoset covered.

Oh yes, I absolutely love how they had another guest musician to share the pain (and extra information) as to why these musicians play so well.

Violin (recent videos, they’ve covered these guys before though)

Note: they only started calling this series “lingling symphony” after the trumpet video.. but I felt the need to include these reviews too:)

Chloe chua(Singapore) review (wah.. she’s really grown so much! Im hoping she records more stuff soon🙏) I absolutely love her Butterfly lovers concerto. Tbh when I think of Chloe, my mind immediately goes to that!

I previously talked about how I really like her Sunshine over tashkurgan as well. I’d love for twoset to explore more central asian sounds similar to that:)!

Christian Li(Melbourne, Australia) review (imo he is INSANE! He needs to have a spotify account because streaming on youtube isn’t the most convenient hahaha. Im watching him live in soon. I absolutely can’t wait for that.

Trumpet (ft. Tetsuya Lawson)

Hayato Kodama(Kalsruhe, Germany) aka the guy who got viral because of his gorgeous opening in Misty. I was so happy to see him get reviewed by twoset because its about time! I love watching his videos.

Also! Unrelated to Kodama but, it was so nice to see Tetsuya back with twoset! He was the professional trumpet player in twoset’s professional vs beginner trumpet video. Amazing guy, lovely sound but his pokerface game is a bit.. (jkjk Tetsuya you’re very cool). This video in general was super fun to watch hahahaha.

He has one album on Spotify, “Trumpet Love Letter” being my favorite. I could talk about his sound forever. Lets just ignore this guy was born in 2009.. hahaha. Anyways.

Flute (ft. Monica Park)

Sooah Jeon (Creskill, New Jersey) review until 6:55 of the video! Nice! I enjoyed watching her through the video, but I have yet to come round to listening to her other stuff unfortunately. However, she sounds very energetic! Her sound is light which I particularly enjoy listening to for flutes.

Next they reviewed Nikka Gershman(Manhattan, New York) 6:57 until the end of the video. She actually posted on this subreddit! Hi Nikka, if you’re reading this then Im sending you lots of support!! She sounds flawless and controlled which I adore so much.

I love how brett and eddy were asking a lot of questions to Monica about the flute here because I too was super confused. Once again, man, I love these guys and their genuine love for classical music. Flute gang gotta be appreciated more for sure! (I’ll happily accept flute recording recommendations).

Also another thing, I love how they invited Monica! She posts a lot of classical music/flute content or just general stuff online. As a genz twosetter, man yk she is one of the musicians who are part of the new content creator wave? Along with other musicians such as Spencer Rubin and Maya Kilburn who were the guests in twoset’s juliard practice room video

Piano (ft. Sophie oui oui)

(But first, some sophie oui oui yap)
Twoset missed the chance to include childhood videos of our goat Sophie Druml. She’s amazing as always, incredible sound, super chill (which helps a lot because unlike twoset she actually follows the rules in their videos lmaaaooo hahaha.

The video is related to piano prodigies but I do have to say, Sophie plays the violin at a professional level too. As someone who can’t even play an instrument. Wow. She’s so goated. I adore Brett and Eddy’s friendship with her! She posted this on her instagram recently after twoset’s taiwan stop. Congratulations on the tour once again Sophie, I hope you’re getting good rest and comfortable practice sessions💪🏃‍♀️

Now on to the prodigies reviewed!

First they reviewed the ABSOLUTE GOAT!!! Alexandra Dovgan (until 10:00) Like what the huh?! How. Okay I’ll leave the commentaries out but you should just watch the video to hear Sophie’s and twoset’s comments about her playing. Alexandra is spectacular, I can’t wait to see what she brings in the coming years!

Next was Evan Le(California, United States). Yeah honestly I don’t know what to say. I think when it comes to extremely young prodigies (although he is 15 as of the moment, they reviewed an older video of Evan) it becomes a bit iffy just because the hands are still too tiny.. though he plays great (ofc)!

Sophie covered some very iNtEreSting details here! It was nice to see her talk about “Inner phrasing” when in comes to the pianos. Cool stuff:)

Anyway, those are all the instruments and musicians they have covered so far. Its lovely to see twoset covering these musicians because otherwise I would’ve never heard of them. Unfortunately there is a whole different conversation with promoting musicians especially in the classical music world nowadays.

Im interested to see the journey of these musicians, especially when they get older.. Twoset has quite a other videos about prodigies and they do dabble here and there about the psychology(?) behind it! Im not one to say that prodigies are just children who are losing their childhoods because they seem to enjoy what they are doing. Although, once again, what do I know.. Im just a linglingwannabe who loves twoset and classical music gahahaha.

Twoset did have an episode with chloe chua and that was quite fun! I feel rather comforted knowing that she and I both hate maths but while Im busy scrolling and watching twoset, she’s busy practicing paganini and guests in twoset. What a life! 😭🥹

(i just realised after typing this they did a video ab Himari.. I realised I haven’t seen it yet: Imma link it here)

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They did a cover playing piano so I didn’t know what it was but I was in my feels.. It happened in Sky: Children of Light playing with a stranger 😇

Found this video while doomscrolling and immediately had to share it here. I never thought an instrument of torture would be literal...

Hey all, I will take any constructive advice from anyone, but guitarist and metalheads will probably understand my situation better. Also, ignore my mess up at the end, happens to everyone

First and foremost, I'm a metal guitarist. Do not expect me to have the proper timing, tonality, phrasing, rubato, etc. I just like playing and typically play whatever feels right to me.That being said, I know my sweep picking section at 0:18 is slow cause I suck at sweep picking, but working on it (tips appreciated)

But what I wanna know is, are those the proper notes? It feels like there's too many, but thats what my tab in reference says. It could just be that I'm way too slow

If there are any questions, I'm glad to answer too

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A huge congratulations to twoset for finishing their tour! Cmiiw but Taiwan is their finale right? Anyways, they’ve done a great job. I’ve heard great things from twosetters who have attended their Taiwan concert in person.

To those who attended the other concert stops, how did it go for you? Feel free to share as Im very curious!