The Truth Behind Why Violins Are So Expensive
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
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I would love a combination of both! But please make the type of videos that you guys enjoy making the most! We might be able to tell if you make a comedy video but you are not feeling it. Comedy videos will reach a wider audience, but the odd education video is appreciated too ❤
Absolutely agree!
I agree! ❤
I would love to also see a 2015-2016 twoset style video back hah
As an orchestra teacher, your videos like these can be super helpful to show to students. I don't mind these in the mix with your more humorous ones!
As a twosetter for the past three years, I would say that meanwhile I do like the format of these info-packed educational videos, what I really liked about twoset is their ability to make funny videos (yes, you guys ARE funny) AND pack them with so much information simultaneously. I'd say that I have learnt grade 1-2 music theory just from your videos. So just sayin, you guys have put up a lot of content to entertain and educate, and it might be the time to experiment with these formats. So take the time, we are here watchin' ❤
I agree. Twoset teaching with humour is their brand. They sound so serious in these educating videos, like articulation and script reading. I wish they could be funny Twoset in this videos too.
@@xandraxandra1437naw. I like info and history. I think these are good on occasion. It helps teach some of us violin/classical music nerds who're still new to the genre.
@@xandraxandra1437I like both!
@@e2pii213 I have followed Twoset for six or seven years and appreciate almost everything they have done. In this video they asked twosetters about their thoughts and people answered. No one is pressing Twoset to do anything. It’s their channel, but when asked answers will be given.
I still think they sound like they read from a script and that’s boring… They could do the same content with a smile and editor-san can make funny comments. Or talk with that enthusiasm and happiness they usually have. They have built Twoset violin with humour and enthusiasm. Of course a huge change like this makes long time fans miss the OG.
I like a combination of both because I do like seeing the technical aspects of violin (they’re our sensei’s after all), but I do miss the “rawness” of their older videos. I don’t mind lengthy videos, it’s more of just when they make something with more production, it goes away from what we’re used to ( them just goofing around while doing what they do best ). So all in all, balance of their old video style and new video still is what I think is best
Been a fan of twoset for so long, and I believe you guys already succeeded in helping classical music reach a wider audience by making your videos entertaining. You deserve the freedom to experiment with the types of videos you make. I'm all for longer twoset videeeooos
For some reason I believe that twoset are "all-rounders"...you guys can make such a funny videos yet well informed...and now you simply make videos about facts and historical information...and as beginner violinist..I must say I enjoy every minute of this channel...the funny part..and the serious historical part...and you can surely deliever both to us.
After hearing the disclaimer(which was funny itself), I was expecting a much more serious video, but I found it to be nicely balanced, enjoyable and educational. Also appreciated that you used the voiceover when the audio during filming wasn’t clear. Love both the educational and the lighthearted video/games. Keep them all coming 😊
It was perfect: in the background of the in-studio talking was their two buzzers for game shows. 👩🍳 😘
As a old "mom" (lots of students, no kids) I really enjoy these informative videos. I love when you play pieces etc. too. HOWEVER, you guys are funny so sprinkling in the fun competitions etc. are very appreciated. Keep up the great work!
I love new "national geographic" format, as non-musician I always appreciate that you can expand my musical knowledge. But of course I also love your funny videos so please do both!
If violins can get expensive slowly, they can get expensive quickly.
That means if they can depreciate slowly, they can depreciate quickly. Maybe I'll be able to afford a Strad after all!
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Quit your gassings and kindly desist your vocal exertions forwith
Me who thinks that they're expensive all the time: 🙃
I read that as “if violins can get explosive slowly, they can get explosive quickly.”
3 feedbacks since you asked for it:
- a mix of funny vids and educational vids on the main channel is the best!
- may be not use AI pictures, please
- and we would need subtitles for more complex video 🙏
AI pictures took me out of it, but otherwise very entertaining video.
If you use AI, at least identify the images as AI. :/ But I'd prefer stick figures drawn by a real person. :p
Came here to comment specifically on the AI images. Please no more! One day in the future, they will be unrecognisable as AI but at the mo they are horrible and detract from the overall content of the video.
Yes. Those images were quite jarring.
I would love a mix of these! It really was very educational but I also love a bit of spontaneity and them just rambling on instead of having a solid script (not saying script is bad it’s really well written) cuz there’s a lot of serious and educational videos out there but I like the Twoset humour too!
they have 100% unscripted rambling on twosettalks
I like these kinds of videos (slightly longer, educational) but I admit it does feel a little bit one-directional sometimes, like we're being communicated all this info and we can't really communicate back. I was wondering if you could bring back the old q&a style videos (where people sent you questions about uni life and you guys answered a few - i enjoyed those two videos tremendously!) Because you guys are giving us some great education here and being diligent students (and LL wannabes) we are, sometimes we have questions to ask at the end of the class. Maybe a compilation of those questions? Just my opinion. Personally I like these new videos! 🎉
Have you checked their new project: twosetacademy? It would be based 100% percent on fans' input. (Link under the video.)
Those who are all for this type of video from twoset
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But seriously, it's fun watching them get into classical nerd mode
I remember the first videos where twoset pretty much were allowed to watch strads from far away and play just a tiny bit… and here we are. Now it feels and they look so natural around them after the 4 mil concerto. How nice it is to see you guys having come so far as musicians without following the traditional path for famous violinists. Much respect to you and all the hard work that brought you to this point.
Guys, personally I REALLY LOVE your educational videos and your sense of humour!!! In fact, it IS LITERALLY ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE for me to EVEN BEGIN to tell you JUST HOW much Music, ESPECIALLY Classical Music means to me!!!
Furthermore, whilst everyone has always been EXTREMELY supportive, I'm the only one who has studied it seriously and "understands", hence the reason your channel means so much to me!!!
Just one thing though, please could you stop going on about how old you are? You're only in your early 30's and you're making me feel as though I've got one foot in the grave and the other on a banana skin due to the fact that I'll be turning 50 in January! J
Hahaha! Ikr? Like, my kids are older than they are 😂
Hi guys! I think most of us twosetters love this type of content! We do like the funny content too (especially the music related games for me), just keep doing what you love, we love you guys and your videos ❤
Agreed!
I'm a huge fan of these educational videos! But I also love your humorous content as well. I'll add my voice to the crowd of people who have already said this: I'd love a mix of both. I've been a two-setter for almost two years now, and I've picked up the violin (my third instrument) because of you guys. Your humor and your down-to-earth approach to the world of classical music have not only taught me so much about music but have also deepened my love and passion for it. I am always excited to watch another lecture with professors Yang and Chen!
Before watching:
1. Theyre mostly or entirely made by hand (barring cheap garbage violins)
2. Low demand for quantity
3. High demand for quality
4. Theyre really difficult to make, requiring a luthier who charges expert prices
Gotta be honest, as a repair luthier in a violin shop there is so much demand for quantity its not even funny. Enough that I could legitimately be buried in eastman 80s that I need to set up for customers who rent them. We also see a ton of amazon instruments and it hurts my soul to say that its literally unplayable because it doesnt have a bass bar.
@@thecatladytm7172 Oh damn alright. But other than that, how is that job?
@@rykehuss3435 its super fun. Im still in training with my mentor, practicing setups on mostly our rental fleet, but Ive done stuff on our higher value instruments on the sales floor as well as customer stuff too. Its hard to say, but just because an instrument is more expensive, it doesnt mean it's better than a cheaper one. Setup is a huge part of an instrument, from action height, the fingerboard scoop (its slightly concave because the string rotates wider in the middle), the peg fit, and most important: the soundpost. If the soundpost is in the wrong place, it influences both the structural integrity of the instrument and the sound. If its too close to the bridge feet it sounds tight, too far away and it makes a woody, hollow sound. If its too close to the center of the instrument it cant translate the vibrations properly, too close to the f hole and its the same. But there is a magic spot, with a bit of wiggle room to make it brighter or warmer while still making sure the instrument wont literally explode.
A well setup cheap instrument will always be better than an expensive, poorly setup one.
I just love this job, I could talk about it all day of you couldnt tell 😅
Half hour twoset videos are just 🔥🔥🔥
Love the longer form Twoset Academy videos. Interspersed with the more lighthearted ones, of course !
I love the fun, silly content, but I also enjoy this more serious content. I learned a lot, and it was so cool to see and hear the violins. Also I would be terrified to touch anything that has survived since 1716, that’s insane.
Anyone who says you're not funny can kick rocks! Even an Emmy-winning comedian with a roomful of award-winning writers can have jokes that fail or sketches that fall flat in front of an audience.
Loved watching and hearing you enthusiastically talk about the history & valuation of violins, as well as playing on them. Thanks to Nippon Foundation for bringing their collection together for this video! Noticed an interesting VSO on the right wall. Will we get a video about that?
However it might be better to split these long videos into 2+ parts. Not only because it's easier to consume while on a break between activities, but it spreads the risk of copystrike between the videos.
I like this format too. I will always enjoy the strads comparisons. Most people will never have the opportunity and connections to gather these instruments so it can be compared and explained to the general public. So I appreciate these sort of videos too. Like I adore the humorous videos and I don’t see you ever turning away from them, but these more info heavy serious videos has their place too.
I enjoy all the types of content you guys have made, though the ones I rewatch more often are these educational ones, and any where you're playing violin seriously. As long as you enjoy making the content, keep doing it. ❤
I love the educational format! However, I couldn't help but notice the AI-generated images for the faces of the Amati. Understandably, it's difficult to find portraits, but using AI-generated images does a huge disservice to the actual history you are trying to teach and to the people watching! Love what you guys do, of course, just wanted to give some constructive feedback!
Dude I love the educational stuff, you've got a relatable and comedic way of conveying specialized subjects that aren't easy to come across if you're not already involved in that world. I've learned a ton from watching you that I never would have really obtained otherwise without getting involved in classical music personally, which your videos have helped me realize I'm interested in doing to some degree. I'm a 31 year old rock/metal/country guitarist and singer and I've been interested in the violin specifically since I was a small child but the classical music world has always kind of been off-limits or out of reach in ways with the tax bracket I was born into haha. Due to your videos exclusively I've gone ahead and got myself a $3500 dollar violin and 500 dollar bow that I don't even know how to play yet. But I will. I always had the interest but like in ways your videos are what made the whole idea approachable. I've learned music this whole time playing instruments that I don't really LOVE but really as a result of these videos, there will come a day when I'll actually ENJOY playing music and that'll be crazy. Guitar was always a substitute haha.
19:42 Eddy sounded like a master.
You forgot to mention that buyers´ financial capacity influences prices. Extremely wealthy people provoke extreme sales prices. This has little to do with the musical quality of instruments and their provenance and rarity. However, such aspects are constantly claimed to explain insane markets.
I love these longer educational videos, especially as a non-musician. You should definitely keep it up.
One small criticism though is the use of AI generated portraits for some of the older luthiers. I understand that you wanted to give them a visual representation but it feels weird to completely make up a face when we don't know what they looked like.
I'm in love with the 2nd Guarneri violin. Wow. All the other violins sounded beautiful too, but that one had such a rich and sweet sound. Its tone sounded sooo soothing.
geez, not only did they have all these beautiful historic instruments laid out for them at Nippon Violin ... but some of them were temporarily returned *just* for this video! 😮
lol after brett and eddy played on these violins price went up📈
First, really appreciate the intro guys (and happy 11th anniversary Brett and Eddy!!!) lol I will definitely edit my comment after I finish watching the entire thing, but I love educational stuff from you guys. With that being said, I love "funny" or more like, relaxing, yet still educational in a way, videos from you guys too (You gusy ARE REALLY FUNNY don't question that, your own unique sense of humor is what brought me here several years ago!!). Just from my own perspective (so maybe very narrow-minded), it would be great if you guys can post long videos like this and short/relaxing videos in a staggered way (is that a word? lol). So let's say, two short videos followed by one long one? I love it when you guys talk in depth about these things, but tbh I do want to watch a funny little video to relax on a Friday night lol And also, this might be just me, and it might be hard to achieve, but inviting experts of the topic to join your long videos may be a good idea (like that last one!). For example, you guys can invite a Luthier (Olaf of course lol) to join you guys in this video to talk more about violin making and all that! Also, Eng sub may help those who are not very familiar with Aussie accent lol But you guys feel free to experiment with different formats and choose the one you prefer, we will be here for you! Ok, that's all I have for now. Bach to the video lol
I love Olaf but hes a very busy man. He may not have time.
I personally really love this type of style and nerdy content, and would definitely want a mix of this and the comedy aspect of your vids!! 😆
What sets this video apart from other video’s about violins is that Eddy and Brett are able to show and play the real instruments. Because they have the right connections and the respect of the community. That makes it unique.
I would have liked to hear more playing and a little less talking. But overall it was interesting.
And I always love the special twoset tough: Don't hide it, but just show it when you play out of tune 😊Staying humble while having the privilege to play all these amazing instruments. That, for me, is the true Twoset spirit.
It’s hard to put your heart into something you’re not 100% confident or capable of doing, especially humor. Been a twoset fan for a while, and I’m here to say that you guys should make whatever videos you guys want. It’s YOUR channel!! I love the funny videos from long ago, just as much as I love the new, longer videos(especially because I get to learn!). You’ve succeeded in reaching a big audience, which was your goal to start. You’ve worked hard, and are STILL working hard. RUclips isn’t your only platform anymore, so have some fun with it! I’m always here to support no matter what decisions you guys make :) thanks again for a wonderful video!
You can make whatever content you want! We love your humor, we love your educational side, we love watching your friends make guest appearances...(I still go back & watch Ibo content) we're here for it all!❤❤
As a two setter for several years now I really love this longer and more historical content. There are limited resources like this and I think it’s great that you are experimenting with this type of content! Please keep going! I would love similar content related to the history of not only the violin, but the different genres of music that is played on the violin (folk, jazz, country, etc)…
Love the new more serious videos guys. I think the contrast with the less serious videos where you guys mess around, and the videos where I actually learn something or have to think a bit is nice. Whether y'all are making Nickelodeon content or National Geographic I love it
True TSV fans like the variety and will support your endeavors. I say keep having fun. if you're interested in broadening your audience, do both in my opinion. 🤩
Regarding the feedback:
1. You are indeed very funny
2. Perhaps a mix of both types of videos would be the best? (So some educational videos and some comedy-oriented videos). Most fans I know enjoy your different types of content for what they are, and variety helps with things not becoming boring/stale. I am a huge fan of both the nerdouts and the more memey videos so a mixture of both is what I hope we continue to get in the future! 🎉
these types of videos are way better actually, they are informative but still entertaining and useful for ppl who are seriously into music studies / violin studies
Love the new video! I enjoy history (and nerdy content in general) and it's a great joy to learn about violin history on my favourite channel❤ A few thoughts since you guys are asking for feedback: 1. personally I think the delivery would be more effective if you make it more conversational as opposed to one reciting lengthy paragraphs while the other just sitting there 😅 2. if having full subtitles is not possible, maybe showing the key points on screen? Sometimes it's a bit hard to follow for a non-native speaker 3. I feel like the demonstration on the violin could be a bit longer and a little more comments on their sounds from you both would be great 4. The AI portraits feel very out of place in an educational vid😂 Finally, happy 11th anniversary to the Twoset channel! 🎉
As a ecology student, I enjoy freaking national geographic elephants documentary as much as twoset's educational videos.
the message at the beginning was great but I think we're all pretty in on the longer content. Particularly, when you guys are speaking passionately about things you know so much about.
More of this type of video, and also bring back violin charades. More of everything!
(sorry if this is a repost; RUclips gave me an error when trying to initially post).
As a relatively new Twosetter who has been binging your content, I can see how you both have grown and matured over the course of the years (and it's been a delight to see). Personally, I love the funny videos...those are what initially got my attention and made me continue watching.
BUT I am also really enjoying these longer, more educational videos a lot! I find myself wanting to learn more about classical music and the violin in particular. (I would love to learn how to play, but I can't afford a violin, let alone lessons rn).
So....why not both? Some funny...some educational?
But whatever you do, create the content you enjoy making. It comes through in the videos and they are entertaining either way.
One last note...it seems this video was cut a bit short? Eddy says at the end, "On one hand, we have people like Sota..." and it cuts to the shop. But...there's not follow-up or "on the other hand..."
I would love for you two to cover 7-12 tone style. It’s not exactly about violin, but there are so many people that I’ve never heard of it and it would be a great lesson.
These longer-form, more educational videos are awesome. Thank you for providing such comprehensive and in-depth context that I think most consumers of your content appreciates. I'd suggest you both keep talking about the topics that inspire you because like in this video, your passion really shines and makes me eager to listen. When you're excited about the content, it's lovely to watch. There's plenty of room on your channel for all the styles of videos, and I extend my kudos to the whole TSV team for all their hard work!
WOW!
I honestly wasn't expecting the table to be quite so laden with that kind of history.
I do love this educational video and look forward to seeing more. Also love your shorter silly ones. If you still enjoy making those, I'd say a mix might be the best way to go. Thank you for this!
Those AI portraits are something else. Poor Nicolo, his finger welded to the fingerboard 😂
These longer videos are cool, educational content is great. Definitely make sure to still keep up the shorter comedy content (violin charades, woo!), but educational’s a fine addition. You guys seem less comfortable reading scripts tho; you could maybe try to ad lib around bullet points instead? Just a thought.
Those portraits tho 😂🤣
It's so amazing that organisations and foundations like Nippon violin go through incredible lenghts to get all these wonderful instruments together at the same time for you guys' video and for us to enjoy their tone and learn more about them! You've really, really come far, Brett and Eddy!
What makes your channel unique is because it consists of both serious and comical contents
I feel like the goal of this channel has always been focused on bringing the world of classical music to a more modern audience through humor and education. You guys and your channel have matured a lot from when things were first started and I think these mixes of more serious educational videos are really interesting and work towards that goal. I'd never want to see you guys stop being hilarious and doing the more "fun videos" but I totally see a place for more of these types of long form serious ones as well and I hope to see more of them in the future!
If you are having fun making the video, we will enjoy watching it. Do what you love!
I am not a musician. So I typically watch twoset becasue they are funny and play well violin.
That being said, I like these educational content. (We'll see if I edit my comment once I am done watching.)
I do, however, record video lectures. And there seem to be a small production issue in the video. The delivery is not quite right. It is obvious that you are reading from a script (probably a teleprompter). There are two parts of that. First is the script. The sentences are too long as if written in a book. You wouldn't naturally speak in such long sentences which makes it awkward. Second is delivery. You don't speak in natural voice but in reading voice, with emphasis somewhat misplaced.
I am still learning to do that myself. But I am sure you have theater friends who can help with natural delivery. And maybe youtuber friends from educational channels who can help with script and delivery techniques!
Cheers!
Love the educational content, but please mark all AI-generated pictures as such. Some might actually believe the Amati boys look like that.
I watch every twoset video regardless of what you guys post at this point, if you guys are having fun with this format I am as well.
LOVE it when you get serious. Keep on what you are doing. It is ALL great. Thanks for being here🙂
I enjoy your recent educational videos. Variety is the spice of life!
i LOVE this type of video- I always wished you guys did longer videos!!
Thanks twoset for the high quality content! It's so interesting to learn more about classical music and violins through your videos and like this, we can get smarter every day forty hours a day!
the fact that they managed to get so many Stradivari in one place is amazing in itself! Enjoyable video, always great to come away from a video with a bit more knowledge.
About 20 years ago, I was surprised to find Heifetz's Guarnerius violin in a glass case at the bottom of a stairwell in a San Francisco museum. Not exactly the place of honor:(
I am 3 minutes in and am absolutely hooked. Going to enjoy this with dinner. I've been binging violin youtube (I play exactly 0 instruments) and was so confused about violin prices
I’ve always wished twoset would make videos like this every now and then. Thank you so much. So lovely. Tho I need to be in an educational mood to watch them so it takes a few days to find the right time and a nice coffee in the morning, like reading the paper.
I love this new type of video! Of course balance is necessary, but I wouldn’t mind a few more long video essays.
One silver lining of price increases, It should give new or less known violin makers a chance to shine. Eventually, musicians are going to have to settle for newer violins, which might get rid of the psychological attachment to the older instruments. As well as allowing musicians to experiment with new sounds.
I think the added images make it feel as if it were a documentary or Uni lecture. Though I do love the longer videos I find that when you guys aren't on screen, I'm clicking to other tabs instead of actually watching. We have always LOVED your funny videos and as others have said, we love content where you just talk (educational or whatever) and be yourself (which is where we find you the most amusing and relatable). So yeah not a super big fan of the scripted lines.
But nah yeah, keep it up boys, you'll be right😊
Early 2010s: TwoSet making vlogs about sleeping on the streets
2024: TwoSet playing multiple Golden Period Strads in a single video
i actually quite liked this longer "national geographic"-type of video, and i'm all for a little variation in video formats, so i'd say to just go for whatever feels right!! i think mixing it up and doing varying types of content could be interesting :)
This was so rad. You guys are a pillar of education for musicians AND non-musicians, of course a video like this is perfect for your platform! Always nice hearing you guys on the strad.
I don't know what you guys are concerned about, you look and sound fairly relaxed through the video and there's plenty of (perceived) spontaneous reactions and even some gags here and there, just because there isn't a joke or overblown reaction every 5 seconds doesn't mean it's "too serious". I'm all up for this! 👍
Hi guys, love your videos !
I think the "educational" negative effect is because you seem to read a text so it feels like "school presentation".
You could be serious and be more natural, I think ! I love when you speak with passion while being serious like in the end of the orchestra excerpts video :)
when I started playing, my mom's friend offered to give us a violin for free since her daughter used to play. so i picked one, and im not sure how i got so lucky, but i managed to get a beautiful stradivarius violin. the only thing we payed was around 100$ for repairs..
Violas were actually invented before the violin, and the word violin basically means "small viola". Love to the violists here
I think the video is really cool as it is, and it's good to have this kind of content too. But I think, what makes this channel so good is the DIVERSITY, so don't change anything, and just continue to release funny or more educational video as you mood tell you :)
i love this documentary-like format!. please keep doing what you enjoy!
Even if the video doesn't do as good (the algorithm may punish a diferent format), I think the video is good and very worth watching. Keep it up!
Your videos are already educational, even better －funny. Making longer clip packed with serious info with You guys narrating is always a treat. Classical music has its comeback！
...and largely because of You.
Thanks！
I think you keep right balance of educating and entertaining Eddie. 😂 and just Bret muttering we are not funny made me laugh. I think you have great fresh ideas how to explain or make classical music and its history / theory more approachable and digestible for wide audience...go go 🎉😊
I actually really enjoyed this! I would have liked to hear how they all differed in a sound a little more, maybe in a bigger space (though moving those violins is probably not ever gonna happen) but I noticed on a few how the sounded differed. Like on the 1738 Guarneri del Gesu violin sounded almost like it had a mute on, like the music was being played with the very core of the violin itself, if that makes sense. I was fascinated by how much history there is about all these luthiers I have never been prouder to play the violin WOW. Thanks for all your guys work. I think you had a good level of professionalism/respect as well as some humor with he video as well.
I love when they're funny and play games, but I gotta admit that seeing them NOT jumping up and down with a very expensive violin in their hands is way less anxiety-inducing. 😂❤
Everything was great, but bros THOSE AI GENERATED PORTRAITS KILLED ME EVERY TIME I SAW THEM 😂
happy 9 years to twoset violin!
I like both types, the humor and the educational. Why can't you just do both? I'm mainly here waiting for the chance to hear you guys play ☺️ (Which isn't very often. I'd like more of that actually 😅😆.)
As many people have already mentioned, the educational format is good, but perhaps a bit too serious. This is mainly because, as others suggested, at times it sounds like you are reading from a script. While I did enjoy the video, I think I would have enjoyed it more if it had included just the footage from Nippon Violins and fewer AI-generated images. I do realize, however, how hard it is to illustrate a 20-minute video on a topic about people who died long before photography was invented.
I think you are very funny, and some of your greatest videos are those where you combine entertainment and education. A recent example would be the one about classical music in Hollywood movies (although, just a small correction, Ben Kingsley wasn’t a Nazi in Shutter Island, Eddy 😊) or the ballet video 😊.
That’s not to say you should only do fun videos-I love some of your serious work as well, like the video about elitism in classical music. I think the difference is that in that video, it was just the two of you sharing your thoughts. I guess what I’m trying to say is that sometimes just the two of you are more than enough; you don’t have to rely on sophisticated editing and captions. At least that’s my two cents on the subject.
I watch you religiously anyway, so keep doing what you do and have fun with your work. When you enjoy yourselves, it brings your fans the utmost joy.
I also love the podcast format 😊.
P.S. By the way, did you guys change your lighting? It looks different in the last couple of videos. It’s not a bad thing, just different.
P.P.S. The opening with the elephants was hilarious 😄
I've already watched 12 minutes of this and it's pretty awesome. Great job!
OMGosh, yes, I looooove this video! I hope you’ll continue to make more serious educational content in the future. Just so good!
Any Two set video is a great video! Do what you love.
I would love to see videos both funny and nerdy, as you guys do with so much mastery! Of course it's always so cool to have a national geographic video, but I found so much greater videos like your old ones when you mixed the two registers.
I love the disclaimer in the beginning😂 it’s so cute that you’re trying out something new and are also open about it, I personally would just like to see you keep your genuinity JUST like in the beginning of this video, cause we love you for YOU and as long as you keep being yourselves we’ll love it❤ it’s nice that you’ve also self reflected on the matter and know you’re experimenting and say it aloud, I feel like that’s such a Twoset thing to do and I love it
Secondary and poor execution???? Guarneri violins are sooo sweet and their tone so beautiful! Thanks Pag to make them big!
Excellent educational video!
Will probably be used in music schools/classes everywhere. 👏
How to make a Bacon and Cheese Omelette Grilled Cheese Sandwich
Omelette. Take 3 Organic Pete and Gerry eggs and mix them with a small amount of milk. Then, put the mixture into a 10 inch round frying pan. Put the lid of the frying pan on and set the heat to 5/med. Wait until the mixture is fully cooked (no raw/wet spots whatsoever). Now, put a reasonable amount of cheddar cheese onto the cooked egg mixture. You can also put bacon with the cheese if that’s what you prefer. After, fold the omelette once (it should look like a semicircle). Now, take the omelette out of the pan for now.
Grilled Cheese. Take two slices of Publix Brioche bread and spread some lightly salted butter or mayo on one side of each slice of bread. Then put a slice of Vermont cheddar cheese on the opposite sides of the bread slices. Put the omelette in between the bread slices (the butter and cheese should be connected to the bread during this process. Now, put this sandwich onto the same pan. Cook each side to your liking, whether it’s perfectly cooked or not. After you are done cooking it, cut it down the middle so that there are to triangle slices of grilled cheese.
Enjoy
I love this episode, so educational! Thank you Eddy and Brett
I would love to get an episode about the highest end violins from current or more recent luthiers. Do they come close? Is actually every world class violinist playing a really old instrument in concerts? Would love to know more about that!
Great episode. Love this educational content!
Love this type of videos! But maybe a mix of sometimes a more serious video sometimes a funny challenge would be perfect
Love that you guys keep wanting to try new things. Do whatever feels fun to you right now 👍🏽
My violin is why I'm broke 😔
Also you guys are doing great! We love these types of videos ❤
What attracted me to your videos is actually your passion.
And in this kind of videos, your passions shine the most!
Iam not even musician, but Im joining the Two Set Academy diligently 😅