Alleged Top 10 "UNFORGETTABLE" Got Talent Classical Performances
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It's such a shame how many talented young musicians want to perform on Got Talent, but it's difficult for them to even have a successful performance unless they either play a pop song, or a very well known classical piece. It's good to see some countries treat classical music with more respect on their talent shows!
It's for the best. Go look up what happens with the contestants on the show..
Yes, but on the other hand... Flight of the bubblebee
Yeah in France with "Prodiges" it's mainly classical music played by talented people
I refuse to believe that the girl violinist (Youlan Lin) did baby shark later in the semifinals
respect for calling it piece and pop song
Elijah, the cellist in the yellow t shirt, is actually an incredible classical cellist, and I’m pretty sure (if I remember hearing correctly) he originally sent in the audition as a classical piece but they said that they would rather him play ‘7 Rings’ to suit the preferred audience of the show 😓. I wish he had played a classical piece as it would of shown off his talent way more!
@@whatchaseehoppy yes they are awesome 👏
It's a pity really, that for you to perform on that stage you have no much say in what you play. And I only can imagine what heart wrenching is that all those pieces that you love and practice are rejected in face of marketing because they are classical ones, as if... your musical choice is not good enough to be displayed to the public! (What a lie! And I wonder, what impression gives that situation to young musicians that are doing their best to develop their education/future career (mostly those ones that want to perform in this venue and find this)?
Thankfully, there are other platforms/events where classical music is truly appreciated. (This channel being one of them)
Sorry, I don't know if I'm expressing myself correctly here... English is not my main language, and maybe I'm looking to deep in all of this.
@@CL-jf8qs I think he was the only one on the show
Yes Elijah definitely wanted to do a classical piece! 🎶But that was a no go so he tried to stick some classical stuff here and there in the performance.❤️
And also we had practiced for the performance in A minor. But 2 days before we got the backing track and it was in C# minor lol. So we had to come up with something on the fly! 😂
I like that "unforgettable" just means either children playing better than you expect, or a grown man playing with a ton of reverb
I think it's because these are the only performances that actually aim to perform music, rather than using it to introduce a gimmick (or strip)
This made me laugh, thank you hahah
Just wanted to say... nice name
It’s because it’s just just stuff from the “got talent” tv shows sadly
I just want to point out, that Elijah, for an example, is an amazingly talented, classically trained cellist, who attended pre college at San Francisco Conservatory and everything, but talent shows don't want that, they want people playing pop music, since the audience wouldn't get classical music
That's what I was thinking. If one's looking for talent, just go to the de la Motte family at The Happy Caravan!
But that's such a self-fulfilling prophecy. They don't actually give the people a chance to be familiar with or get to know classical music. Maybe the audiences wouldn't mind. The TV shows just decide for them that they would probably hate it.
@@Casutama yea, exactly! Also sometimes the arrangements classical musicians play in talent shows just don't sound good, because the song was not written for classical instruments, so those shows kinda fool the audience two times at once.
"since [they think] the audience wouldn't get classical music"
FTFY
AGT clearly underestimates the intelligence of the audience (well, not saying that "getting" classical music even requires intelligence, but that's exactly the point - the show thinks that a good musical performance is too high IQ on its own, and needs to be more "entertaining" so that the audience gets it). In the Finnish version, they let the musicians be themselves, and talented musicians tend to do pretty well, regardless of what kind of music they play.
What a way to underestimate the audience
I love how sweet they are to the kids but how deservedly harsh they are to the judges and the formulaic nature of these "talent" shows
I know and I agree
@@veenusthampy8539 they are good, kindhearted lads when it comes down to it but serving us up that excellent saltiness when it's deserved!
Gordon Ramsay moment
@@lu-cipher YES!
@@kristbjorglara definitely the best way to do this kind of roasting :)
i like how the guy in the 4th performance (the older guy who played the cello) just looked slightly irritated when everyone started clapping when he didn't even finish the phrase 😭(7:23)
props to brett and eddy for always appreciating the hard work of musicians
yeah, he couldn't help it, lol. what did Brett say that even ___ wouldn't clap at that point? couldn't catch it. captions say Ibo but is that legit?
I knew I wasn’t the only one that noticed lol
@@oxoelfoxo yeah ibo is their tone-deaf friend we met in a video a couple of months ago
honestly this kinda thing can throw people off and could make someone mess up the rhythm
@@EvanKaplanPianist oh yeah, I'd forgotten his name
Elijah, the first kid plays a lot of classical music, and he’s very good at it, his whole family is very talented. He submitted a classical piece, but the show said no, that’s why he didn’t play any classical music.
does he often grimace like that when he plays?
Yeeeess, he's an amazing cellsist and incredibly talented, just as all his siblings.
@@oxoelfoxo yes
I love listening to the arrangements the de la Motte family plays and am always excited when there's something new from The Happy Caravan!
That's stupid of the show.
I just love that the “suck my blood you copystrikers!” arm gesture is officially now part of the TwoSet meme canon :)
YESSSS Im sharing this comment to my two setter group chat 🤣
@@Night23 Omgggg pls let me in there
I am concerned at how Brett thinks blood donation is essentially being hooked up to a vacuum cleaner though.
@@themathhatter5290 we all are fellow wanna be... We all are.
For a Non-musician: Everything with violins, cello, violas, flutes, or any instrument in an orchestra is “classical” music.
@@alliekotsinis8646 They were making a joke, no?
@@alliekotsinis8646 Congratulations, you just discovered what a joke is
@@alliekotsinis8646 yeah I believe he was saying that from a non musician perspective, such as talent show producers like these, classical music is anything with the listed instruments. Also yes flutes are in orchestras
@@alliekotsinis8646 no flutes are in full orchestra meaning they can be technically classical
and anything with a sax is jazz
6:15 I performed this piece in middle school and the audience did the EXACT same thing here, which threw me off and caused me to miss the next shift 🥲 I cried afterwards lmao
Oh god 💀 I'm sorry they did that. I have cried after stages too 😂
He seemed to feel annoyed at it, the clapping definitely threw him off.
Yeah totally! Like there’s a lot of focus involved in this which is why people are s i l e n t during classical concerts. Like if one person coughs I’ll get caught up, not to speak of many people clapping “on beat”, putting even more pressure on being on time, plus making it difficult if you have tempo changes. Literally every song I play has a dim or acc, or a rubato. What are you supposed to do then if people are clapping?
@@Miipmiip You tune them out of your mind. On a stage like that, you're not playing for a typical audience. They'll cheer and clap whenever they feel stimulated. Best thing a musician can do is ignore the audience and focus on the music.
@@CopShowGuy yeah. I’d personally have to practice with family etc to start clapping at random points so I could get used to the initial distraction
the number of people that clapped in the middle of the pieces literally had me cackling
Me too. Imagine if that happened in a real concert. Oh, wait. It has!!!😂
@@carollewandowski7192 yes, but clapping is at least better than a ringing smartphone at the end of a fermata. Hahah!
7:24 you can really see the pain in his eyes when they started clapping🥲
Yes. Portugal got talent. Not public.
5:16 IT KILLS MEEE when people start clapping while someone is performing, mostly because people almost never clap in time. I'm a drummer and a singer, and sometimes when I'm performing and that happens my brain explodes in confusion because people start clapping in the wrong tempo and I aAAaaaaAaaa
I bet that’s annoying! I have a hard time already keeping in time when I write my songs 😆
In Spain we had a show called "Prodigios". It was a very genuin and entertaining show. It even starred Ara Malikian as a judge once. The judges were actual musicians that knew their stuff. I highly recommend twoset react to that TV show.
We had the same show in France ("Prodiges") and same, it was more about music than show which is a good thing
That would be great!
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The two electric cellists are named Emil and Dariel, they came to my summer camp the year after they performed on AGT. They are actual classical musicians, but their approach to rock music on string instruments wasn’t that special, rock strings is kind of the whole point of the camp and most of us could do what they did. The really bizarre part was that the life story they told on the show was nothing at all like their actual life. They made it sound like their grandfather had raised them completely on his own, and when they came to the camp their father was like right there. They were nice kids and obviously talented, but that was the first time I really became aware how much of a lie competition shows are.
Wow.
This is one of the many comments below this video, which shows that AGT and other TV competitions are trash...
they force them to say and do things to fit their narrative
@@valenz1234 Yeah you're right...
Yeah I’m pretty sure their videos landed them a regular gig in Las Vegas doing this stuff.
@@Anacgn_ No suprises there. Anyone who does not realise these shows are completely staged and scripted is already brainwashed by the media
I think there should be a separate international classical music reality show for classic lovers, just like other talent shows.
And how many people are going to watch it?
Many of the major piano and violin competitions are livestreamed these days, like the Cliburn and the Chopin competition and the Menuhin competition. A lot of people watch them. But you don't hear snarky comments from the judges, who are themselves all virtuosos and experts, unlike the judges on these shows, who don't know much about anything except showmanship. That's what these shows are really all about.
Comps like Cliburn or Wieniawski are hard enough without intruding on them the way reality shows do.
In Spain we have had a few of them dedicated to classical music. There is one called prodigios (prodigies), that is more or less successful. I would encourage you to check it out.
There are some, like Prodiges, or Virtuosos.
The international final can be found here, on youtube (virtuosos final)
Iranian here… The Persian dude was actually pretty good… the intonation was pretty accurate (Iran uses a 24TET tuning system, as opposed to the European/American 12TET). His playing was OK as they said, not too special but it was at least on tune…
Also about the reverb, it’s just this stupid Iranian habit of drenching violins in reverb. Everyone does it here for some reason…)
Thank you for clearing things up 😊
I love it (the 24TET not the reverb lol)
dadash hagh minavazi🤣
The Persian guy is one of my friends! We went to music school together before he went to college =) Such nostalgia hearing him play again!
im also iranian
yep sadly 90% of persian music is bad and not pleasent to listen to
the reverb is bullshit
its a shame that the best persian violinists play that piece and its not even hard
vivaldis winter is harder lmao
I remember this one episode of AGT where a kid was decently playing the violin.. he ended up getting a golden buzzer, but it wasn't for his playing, it was for his backstory.
I don't quite remember the story, but to sum it up in a simple sentence. The kid received a golden buzzer because he defeated cancer. It was a sweet moment, but at the same time.. kind of rude to the other contestants.
I think we had to watch that for school lol
I’m just wondering, how was it kind of rude to the other contestants??
@@iyanubanks100 the kid received the golden buzzer for his back story, not for his performance.. while other contestants would be judged for their acts.
@@Sgbear_ I see
@@Sgbear_ cancer beats act.. you learn that in advance stone paper scissor classes..
10:05 middle-eastern music actually has a lot of quarter-tones used in scales and music in general so yes he's playing in tune
Well, I think "classical" here doesn't mean "classical music", but "classical skits/formula" that are always seen on Got Talent stages lol
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Edit: and I like how Brett and Eddy are being fairly objective, like they do acknowledge the talent and hard work of the kids and their teachers, despite their annoyance on the constant "clapping btw/during movement" lol
Do you mean objective(not biased/fact based) or subjective(biased and opinion based)?
@@Nerdwithtoomanybooks Omg thanks for correcting me! This is the n+1th time that I made this mistake! English is not my first language and I don’t know why I always confused at these two words 😭
I think "classical" refers to the instrument. The logic is probably: if it's not guitar, bass, or drums, it's classical.
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30 seconds in and the snarkiness level is already so high... loving it!
@Don't Read My Profile Photo you are bot right?
@@sourabhchoudhary1264 yeah seen this same bot all over TwoSet videos unfortunately
The persian one is not out of tune. It's actually quarter tone as you mentioned and it usually sounds a lot better when it's played with real persian instruments and not InTeReStInG and sacrilegious Got Talent shows.
As being Persian, it made me really happy to see that TWOSET talked about and watched Persian music for the first time in their all videos. I looked forward that them talking about my country and music and finally, that happened!! Thank you so much for that ~~
Yesss hamvatan.
@@sab.p3026 lol it is my first time to see a persian fan of TWOSET :)))))))
@@parsahekmatpanah7033 yeah same!!!
@@sab.p3026 thanks god, btw what is your real name? Do you have any social media that we can contact?
same here man we rarely get any good press😭 its fun to see something positive about iran every so often
I am proud to be part of the European community. But I must admit we also have shitty stuff on our Got Talents sometimes.
I personally much prefer the French show "Prodiges" (means "prodigies") which actually portrays kids playing amazing classical music. Once a year but they are really digging through what's musically interesting and have honest choices
It would be nice if TwoSet made reacted to some of the musical performances from the "Prodiges" show, maybe together with clips of similar shows if they exist in other countries.
I think it is was a good idea from France 2 to have a dedicated show for classical music (and ballet) because most other talent shows are judged by the lowest common denominator: whatever is popular or "looks cool" to the general public wins. This is a prime time show, so it still has to be entertaining for the audience but it is an opportunity for these kids to show their skills in a positive environment and be rewarded for their years of practice! It is showing to kids of all backgrounds that classical music and ballet can be "cool" and hopefully it inspires and motivates some of them to start learning or, if they already started, to persevere in this endeavor.
"Maestro" (a Dutch tv show) is also a guilty pleasure to react for TwoSet. Some famous Dutch people (many without any musical training) try to conduct a professional symphonic orchestra. They get coached by real conductors etc. Some are a disaster (cringe fest), but the winner is actually decent after weeks of training. So it's both entertainment and a portayal of how practice and determination can actually develop skills. :)
Yeeah we also had show in Hungary, it was great.
We had something similar in Germany called superkids although it also had other acts too
@@musicsperfume Wow the Maestro show sounds really specific yet interesting! Definitely something Twoset should have a look at
5:24 Soo, not really about classical performances, but about a shared pain from all my performances in my past club. I used to do equestrian vaulting, where during our performances we were not only judged for our choreography on the horseback itself, but also for our synchronized entry and exit choreography. Because of that we often had music with a very clear rhythm to guide our choreography and the audience always felt compelled to clap (even though most groups asked not to, since clapping can unsettle the horse), but honestly, the audience was never able to clap in the correct rhythm. No matter how on the nose the rhythm was, afeter a few moments I always had to choose: will I run to the audience's rhythm or try to decipher the music's actual rhythm? Maaaan I hated the clapping soo much.
My thoughts exactly. The audience is usually never on time and its very distracting, even to me who isn't even musically trained. Like where I expect the beat to land the audience is always slightly ahead or behind or the clap kind of gets... drawn out.
I have never once, as either a performer or an audience member, encountered an audience that can keep time.
It's the *worst* thing an audience can do.
@@halinaqi2194 cue Whiplash meme
I can't keep time for the life of me. I always have to look at the person next to me and hope they aren't leading me astray. Church is a nightmare, so much audience clapping.
@@sonablom That's why I appreciate the singers who clap to the beat when they are at rest. The congregation would then follow their lead. Will there be people who still clap off-beat? Yeah, but at least most of the people are on the same page.
Editor-San is secretly the third set violin
I would love editor san to come in a vid one day
Not that secretly really.
ThreesetViolinn
Yaa
2:16
No one:
Eddy: turns into a sheep because he is so done with this world
The children’s orchestra personally felt the most genuine and the best because it was pretty much giving marching band visuals
Petition for twoset to make an „unpopular opinion in classical music video“
The one you enjoyed from the guy playing the cello is from Portugal. It’s probably one of the best talent shows around the world because it’s about real hard working talented artists. There’s none of the fake playing. It’s a down to earth kind of show that shows real artist from various categories doing stuff they worked hard to do. Probably one of the best shows they have in Portugal on public TV too.
I agree :)
Portugal em primeiro sempre
It is actually a iranian scale at the end that is unique to iranian music
I am actually shocked when i saw the guy playing cello in Portugal's got talent. I was having a bad feeling sacred of some stripping scenes would throw in next second , and he just calmly finished the piece without flexing. It's so astonishing even the clapping in the middle is forgivable. LOOK WHAT YOU'VE DONE TO ME AGT.
I hate it when I’m playing and people start clapping offbeat. Like it is harder to clap offbeat then on beat
I think it takes PRACTICE!! 😂
Especially when the music is in 4/4 or 3/4 which are very easy to clap on time. If it was an odd or irregular time signature, I'd be more forgiving XD
editor-san did eddy dirtyyyy😭
Hahaha, they did XD
When Eddy said "Imagine...", I already knew what's coming 😂
The Persian got talent's piece is originally performed by Bijan Mortezavi. You can check his stuff out.
Also I recommend some pieces from Shardad Rohani and Loris Tjeknavorian too. These Guy pieces are much more in western tune.
I am from the US. My mother was a music teacher kindergarten through high school. We don't quite have the music education in those grades in many districts that we used to. The instances of audiences clapping before the end of the phrase is a sample of folks not being educated how to be an audience. As for Europe being a bit more aware of the value of pieces beyond "Flight of the Bumblebee" I concur. I am so glad this channel exists to fill in the blanks that even I need filled after playing classical piano since 6 (that is a total of 53 years). I'm not cut out to be a pro and I'm so-so as an accompanist, but I love music and all genres of it. That's the value of a good music education for those who won't be pros or will only play in local concert bands and orchestras, many in pretty small towns.
All of my respect to those performers, but Brett’s pen spinning in 7:44 is elite🔥
7:44 is a bit late, around 7:42
6:20 "it's called a repeat." "piece isn't finished yet. calm down" LMAOOOOOOO
I would love to see twoset bloopers video with all awkward moments that we haven't seen before and editor san just making it all even more awkward x)
Yea can we petition for a bloopers vid
TwoSet: it's all about exaggerated acting on the stage to attract the crowd and the judges...Follow the judges acting formula of Choreographed facial expressions and body languages.
I'm a really big fan! you always make me happy and cheer me up when I'm down, keep going 2Set!!
-a fellow 2setter
@Don't read profile photo bot?
Same here! 💕
If you didn't know, violin in the middle east isn't tuned with G D A E, instead it's G D G D, we use the quarter tone in our music, so don't be surprised if it sounds a little odd, that's just how we tune it.
Yes last one is a Persian scale and is a quarter tune different from the western scale for specific notes
10:33 Twoset: "It's not that hard"
Me: 7th year of violin, took three weeks to do the same technique for Pugnani/Kreisler, sobbing myself to sleep
I am Iranian and I can definitely say that this is not the full face of the music we are proud of. I think you should look at the masters of Iranian traditional music and get acquainted with Iranian traditional music. We have many new instruments and new tonal scale that you can get acquainted with. And I'm sure you will enjoy it. You can also make a video of it. I would be very grateful to you for this (thank you very much if you like this comment so Brett and Eddie can see it) (because I don't know English so well, sorry if I was rude somewhere in my speech)
9:47
I was wondering about the Persia got talent show? It's not televised from Iran, so Iranian musicians who are still in the country wouldn't be represented. I would be interested in any links to authentic Iranian music that you could post.
I can't put RUclips video links RUclips deletes it
If you search these names on RUclips, you will find good videos. These are the names of Iranian music greats. Mohammad Reza Shajarian, Gholam Hossein Banan and many others, you can also listen to Homayoun Shajarian and Mohsen Namjoo.
@@morteza_b thank you. I will.
5:33 immagine the time signature changes and the public starts clapping out of time. Ahhhhh
I can totally agree with the "Europeans are more cultured". Apart for UK coz British got talent is quite sacrilegious (sorry Britains).
But I hope people aren't so harsh to the audience, they clapped out of encouragement even though that does "ruin" the performance.
As a brit, no need to apologise we're very sacrilegious when it comes to classical music on "got talent" 😭
I think the audience is just used to concerts where it is normal to clap during the music, such as after a jazz or rock solo.
@@grutarg2938 Agreed! While I understand the frustration the performers may experience, the audience was cheering and clapping because they enjoyed the performance...
Britains Got Talent is the original so it makes sense it's the most sacrilegious
@@SamuriLemonX18 I always thought the US one is the original...now that makes sense
1:20 I have seen my friend play the cello and his face is always calm but him, I am pretty sure that's the face of pain.
We need to hear more middle eastern music on this channel guys! Would love to hear you guys try some new stuff
yes.i will be glad
7:20 I dont know if he made that face because of the clapping, but that moment was painful.
I think so 🙄 like "thanks but no thanks" 🤦🏻♀️ so painfull, poor guy
I think one of the greater sins here is when, like in the cello duo, they decimate their bow hairs for the sake of looking …cool? Tough? Extreme? It’s an electric instrument, you don’t have to work that hard to produce sound! I mean, I’m sure their luthiers appreciate the business but it’s just so contrived.
It's not just classical music. Imagine being a metalhead cringing at the sight of a child being condescended to for just displaying her passion for metal vocals on Britain's Got Talent.
At 8:30, the guy isn’t using pre-recorded audio, he’s using a looper which is vastly more musical.
5:00 I smell a future prodigy 😦
Relating to this, a few months ago Canada's got talent showed a violinist named Sebastien Savard you may want to check out, it's certainly iNtErEsTiNg
lol my french Canadian ass got curious and yup! interesting indeed!!! would be fun to see them react to That.
@@homiiciidalkiitten6650 Yes, I got curious too & checked it out - ah...no.
Second ladder came out and I was done...
@@lizbethstringer3583 lmao I stopped at the first one, you brave!
I don't know if you guys still analyse musical instruments in series, but I was watching this show the other day, called the great seducer. And one of the main characters plays cello. And it made me really confused because at first sight, it seemed like she legit could play the cello. The placement, bow hold, even vibrato was on point. However, the music didn't fit what you saw was being played. Might be fun to look at
I can assure you that there is no screaming before a youth orchestra concert
Granted those kids are 7 (?)
Finally a good UNFORGETTABLE AGT ROAST VIDEO by Brett and Eddy after a long time.
Wow after some days your guys are finally back with consistent uploading! :D Glad to know you guys are back with these amazing videos!
I’d love to see Bret and Eddy reviewing/rating fiddle players in bluegrass or country style. There are some really amazing ones out there. That would be a great video
I definitely agree. I feel like because modern country is viewed (often rightly so) as basic and formulaic people constantly miss good instrumentation in older country and bluegrass altogether.
Seeing the clip from Elijah de la Motte the cellist made me think that it would be cool if TwoSet could do a rating of musical families. I am most familiar with the de la Motte family from The Happy Caravan, but I know there are quite a few more families performing classical music together!
Absolutely!
Is Alex LaMotte (the composer of the Rigadoon from a fan compositions episode a while back) part of this family?
@@Ava-cw3jf I have no idea, never heard of him.
'Europeans have more culture' ABSOLUTE FACTS especially Italy, Spain, Germany
The reference to Brett's lofi track at 1:45 made my day!!!
3:17 Title: Los Angeles Children's choir. Little girl: "we are on the LA Children's Orchestra". LOL
7:57 it had to be Manuel. Also, so happy to see my country showing up. I've been waiting to see the portuguese guitar show up somewhere, but Im also happy with this
Eddy: “My memory is not that good these days”
has it even been good though, Eddy?
“When you see something Got Talent,you know it is not good.”
And then there’s Amira Willighagen on HOLLANDS GOT TALENT.
8:05 he's playing a finnish pop song from JVG, it's called ikuinen vappu (=eternal May Day (yes i googled what it is in english))
8:53 It's Twocellos' reborn incarnate
We get so pumped up when there’s a new video
i been like w e g o t h a c k e d
@@ecioma that’s true lmao
For whatever reason I got it in my head that these top ten moments were "UNFORGIVABLE" and by the halfway point I started wondering why someone thought these kids were so bad.
7:25, the look on that kids face when they star clapping halfway through the phrase is priceless lol
I work as a musician on a cruise ship. Everytime when i am back on land i can look forward to at least 20 new episodes of twosetviolin and that makes me wanna go back to the ship and practice on the nice grand piano there 😅 Eddy and Brett: Did you ever play on a cruise ship?
My Favourite Things is from The Sound Of Music - I don't remember Julie Andrews pulling strange faces when she performed it
The two cello boys did get to meet the original Two Cellos pair. There is a video of it somewhere. Really cool they did that.
As a Finnish person it made me happy to see they included Finland in the video though the song the guy actually played is a Finnish pop song and wasn't done by the guy himself. It was, again, such an enjoyable video from TwoSet.
the arrangement was still made by him like they said
I think "classical" refers to the instrument. The logic is probably: if it's not guitar, bass, or drums, it's classical.
But if it’s a trumpet, trombone or saxophone, it’s jazz
"Europeans have even more culture." - Brett. I'm an American and I approve of this message. Especially when it comes to these talent shows. I'm not saying America doesn't have any culture but when it comes to stuff like this, it is more forgettable than unforgettable because everyone else is doing the same thing. You can't stand out if you're part of the crowd. 🤷🏻♀️
In 6:58 I love how you can just see the judge shaking his head slowly while Eddy nods his head slowly at the same time lol XD
10:04 it's actually a quarter tone scale, used mostly in arabic and middle eastern music.
6:48 😂 I'm Portuguese and this is the first time I hear about a Portugal's got talent. I must have been living under a rock...and busy watching 2set 🤭
haha, we had the Got Talent franchise in my country and I never watched it. i did know it existed so it happened during the time we still watched TV.
O meu deus, o Manuel é tipo o nosso Simon, mas mais mauzinho e rígido.😂
Got Talent in Portugal has been around for a couple of years, but I also did not expect to see it in a 2set reaction haha
@@maguitorres9616 Estou tão fora do que passa na televisão portuguesa 😅 mas pelo menos conhecia a cara do juri
@@auricia201 atualmente também estou, mas lembro me de ver as vezes alguns anos atras.
Hoje em dia ja pouca gente está a par do que se passa da televisão
Eu actually mandei o video há uns dois anos para eles no insta para reagirem e agr ya... está aqui hahahha
Once I played Romanian Folk Dance by Bartok and everyone started clapping after the first dance part thing.
I'm wondering if you like Persian traditional music or not. Do a reaction to some of the classic Persian or in general middle eastern music if you can.
Just a heads up. if you do it, please don't use crappy pop stuff. look for legit musicians. for example, you can look up Keyhan Kalhor, Hosein Alizadeh, Mohammad Reza Lotfi, Hasan Kasaei, etc.
From all their previous videos, it seems they're only into Western classical/film music and maybe they're familiar with a bit of Chinese music and anime music and K-pop.
Maybe they don't feel like they know enough about it to comment. They should have a guest do a teaching segment on Persian classical music so us Westerners can gain some appreciation. That would be awesome!
In Middle Eastern music, you actually tune some strings down. It has been a long time since I played in a Middle Eastern ensemble, but I think that you go from G-D-A-E to G-D-G-D.
Wow, I wasn't really expecting the performances of the players to be actually great!
always brings a smile whenever you guys post
Lol I understand the clapping. I was playing with my quartet and we finished an 8 bar section and.
Us- pauses for 1 second
Audience-👏c👏l👏a👏p👏
I GOT SO TRIGGERED BY THE CLAPPING OH MY JOHANN CLAUDE AMADEUS CHOPINLISZTANINI IT WAS PAINNNNNN
i was playing zigenerweisen & im in the orchestra, so we just finished measure 70 and diminishing & the audience starts to clap... i was like yall didnt hear the fun stuff yet
@BB VV lol were they preparedfor what was next
The girl on the violin's piece had a strong beat with a slightly fiddle tune vibe. Audiences often clap or stomp along to fiddle music in a way they don't to classical, and when they do it is a good sign that they're involved and enjoying the music. I'm always happy when I'm playing a fiddle tune and the audience starts to clap along and a kid or two gets up and starts dancing. Means I'm doing it right.
Love how far these guys have come! Props to you Brett & Eddy!
6:40 As an American, you're not wrong lol
I didn't expect to see Persia's Got Talent on here! Glad it was though, although this example wasn't the best representation of traditional Persian music! Nonetheless, I'm glad for the representation.
I was really surprised too 😂
It would be cool if they watch Bijan Mortazavi bc he’s a great player!!
Wow, those performances are so amazing! Not sacreligious at all!
Great video, as always!
Glad to see your back with these type of videos! Keep up the amazing vids ^^
a twoset of videos from twoset… beautiful
after 10 minutes, I'm convinced that everywhere else except "America Got Talent" actually understand what "classical" music is.
The individual on Persia's Got Talent played so beautifully. Wow.
5:06 im spanish and I can confirm the majority of Spain hates that dude. He’s just. Super mean.
Thanks for the upload. Hope you’re all having a good day~
Appreciate the 4th symphony in the background
2:29 So like am I 2 years in the future or what?
Or was the performance in 2020?
Rather live inFUTURE