10 Types of Composers
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"How's your family?"
"It's big, but I think half of them are dead already"
Oml
at least you're not DeComPOsiNG
*oh that's unfortunate*
Poor bach
@@spl2285 all I think about when you say that is the rap twosetviolin did against davie504
Oh my gosh I read this as Brett said it LOL
brett did a very good job being a tortured soul composer, i feel like he's had a lot of practice with that
imagine if the background piece is Brett's lo-fi.
TwoSetViolin are preparing to be actors. 😆
May I ask if anyone knows which piece it was that was played in that clip? I am kind of a newbie concerning classical music...
Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 11 I believe.
- Ana
No acting required. =D
Can we just give some props to Anna Magdalena (Bach's second wife)? I mean first of all she 13 pregnancies go full term and 12 others that resulted in miscarriages. She spent almost 15 years of her life pregnant. All the while she transcribed by hand all the individual sheets of music for every instrument on every piece he wrote. On top of that she managed the schedules, concerts and events for her kids as well as the ones she inherited from Maria Barbara. Oh and she worked as a soloist for multiple other composers.
She absolutely would have a show on Bravo called Bach in Style.
What a BOSS
Perhaps so, but Johann took out the garbage and wrote a few pieces in his spare time. Also, rumor has it Johann could make a quiche-lorraine to die for!
@@caesarsneezer6992we can celebrate multiple people, you know
@@actorboy2 start with celebrating a sense of humor
@@caesarsneezer6992 sorry, it's RUclips. I assumed you were being a jerk
3:30 "Tchaikovsky, cannons are not instruments"
"Yes they are and I'm going to use 21 of them"
Tchaikovsky no!
tchaikovsky YES
Tchaikovsky always YES!
Ah, the old school version of "Mayonaise is not an instrument".
"Did you say you composed with violins?"
"No, I said I composed with VIOLENCE"
"How many musical puns do you want in one video?"
Twoset: "Yes."
Twoset: *yes*
I say dance they say how high
We can Handel them tbh.
@@vladimirpudding2622 Dang it, I was going to say “Too much for people to Handel”
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Many many years ago : "we will have flying skateboard in the future!"
TwoSet Violin :*Use violin for calling each other*
It's even better
Jordon is one step more advanced. He didn't need a violin, just the shoulder rest! 😂
Oonga Boonga!!
And there's the other with a shoulder rest
@@Carpatouille That’s much better
Can we please appreciate the fact that Brett has a world class violinist’s left hand pizz and he is here doing youtube instead of being a concert violinist
One perfect pizz boi
If they decide not to make videos anymore (not predicting, it's just a what if), they can just be concert violinists and even soloists (with practice) tbh, their skills would be enough.
They actually do concerts and used to take part in local orchestras. It's just the virus for now
@@p8p877 and one perfect pitch boi
They are both like a boas
honorable mention : electronic musician
Lol yeah
Why are you here-
that's copy paste category XD
Why hello there XD glad you could make it to the show
Omg was not expecting to see you here
That’s a creative way to give credit to Jordon for composing CABBAGE.
He was credited in the description box of the video...
@@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia which you generally don't look at in twoset videos. They gave namesake credit.
THIS felt like giving credit in spirit.
@@MissTwoSetEncyclopedia Well, there is nothing wrong with having more Jordon appearance, whether it is about crediting or not.
C a b b a g e 🥬
@@mandch5990
Totally agree with you on that ! 🤗 I'm a big fan of Jordon and his work. He's been part of the TwoSet adventure almost since the start.
Over the years, he wrote several pieces / arrangements for their videos, the most recent being "C.B.F.", "Cabbage" and, of course, the beautiful "Prelude".
But he is also the mastermind behind their live concerts : the "Concerto Battle," the "Jingle Bells - Paganini 24 Mash-up", the "Totoro x Beauty and the Beast Medley", and all the music of their special show in Hong Kong in 2017, which included an entire orchestra and a choir !
In case you're interested, there is a playlist on my channel called "TwoSet Violin - Playing Jordon He's compositions and arrangements" 😊 ruclips.net/p/PLRNavMkwfqm1A0ibd_lZ4ukER
"nine hours?"
"I would rather be dead"
referring to the most composer dying around the 9 symphany
EDIT: THANKS FOR THE 1K.
I took it as they took it literally, cause he died after his 6th symphony 😂
I know I would to
The irony is that none of the composers depicted in this video fell victim to the curse of the ninth.
Symphony count of composers featured in this video: Bach, 32; Holst, 2; Vivaldi, 21; Mozart, 40; Tchaikovsky, 7; Mendelssohn, 18; Schoenberg, 2; Shostakovich, 15; Glass, 12. The other two, Paganini and Cage, wrote none.
More like a Morton Feldman vibe lol
I thought 9 hours was a reference to the Wagner ring cycle
That Mozart impression was so accurate even we don’t know how Mozart actually was like
@Johann Sebastian That is totally wrong and that is what Amadeus represented, Mozart was a prankster and a man of jokes not a childish person, he also wasn’t selfish he was overconfident and sometimes cocky, he was also a very superstitious person, however as a composer he is the greatest ever
@@shayanmardanbeigi2697 The letters he wrote to his wife are pretty childish, and so is writing a piece for a particular singer's accent so it sounded like he was singing "balls" over and over. This only adds to his charm for me, though.
Actually, we do know what he was like. The film Amadeus, if it's an exaggeration, isn't all that much of one.
The laugh reminds me of “Amadeus”
@@shayanmardanbeigi2697 the story of how he composed a piece juste before the premiere is not totally wrong, as he really procrastinated and composed some pieces the night before the concert (that's what I heard in a two set video a while ago)
we need "fugue you" merch
Petiton for twoset to make Fugue you merch
*nano*
I support this.
Hell yes!
YES
And then there’s me who can’t even “compose” a sandwich correctly
then me who can’t even compose my life correctly
I can't even spell patotoes
Lol
And then there’s me who doesn’t even know how to compose my life
@@midgetlemon5149 at least you know how to compose it 🤡
Tortured soul face:
Me: isn’t that just Brett’s usual face?
Yes
Brett is a tortured soul.
@@lusverma2136 I agree
“Are you Bach from your holiday?”
“Yeah i’m Bach from my holiday”
“Can you Handel it ?”
“Yeah of course i can handel”
I'm even better than Handel.
Why people make a joke about me
@@johannsebastianbach7248 omg ur BACH !!! Hey hey welcome welcome
what's the name of the anime in your profile picture good sir?
@@johannsebastianbach7248 hey, I thought you are decomposing now.
1:23 "The One Hit Wonder"
Johann Pachelbel is the first thing my mind jumped to when I saw that.
Same
Sameee
also The Copy Paste
@@emilia1911 i thought it was a missed opportunity not to put the CanonD cello line for copy & paste XD
@@vaguelyweird ^ my thoughts exactly!
brett is the cutest thing in the world with his lil head nods and shakes
Agree. He is ko kawaii
yesssss
And that pizz... I'm never tired of that 😃
im gay for brett
@@Scrungge Aren’t we all
So this is how you made “Cabbage”. That tells me everything I need to know.
Me too lol
And also check out the other pieces by Jordan and twoset: prelude, BAE, DAB, CBF... hehehe
@@pyc912 where to find the BAE?
@@z.818 ruclips.net/video/F-f7LUhIXvE/видео.html here you go, i searched it for you xD
@@pyc912 wow thx❤️
i am so happy twoset have acknowledged the existence of female composers and even mentioned that shady story with fanny mendelssohn’s works!❤️
ruclips.net/video/MqlSi1LhKzs/видео.html
STRAVINSKY 🤘🤘🤘
i've been wondering who were the famous female composers of the times. I still can't find that much info about them
I heard that one of Mozart's sisters wrote good compositions
I also read a bit about Felix Mendelssohn's sister and how she was very important to him
@@kuuderepiano2988 Perhaps you've already heard of this, but Clara Schumann (wife of composer Robert Schumann) was an accomplished composer as well.
@@kuuderepiano2988 I read somewhere (a faint memory so you can fact check this anytime) that she was a good composer but her dad didn't want her to be famous so he married her off to some rich random man and she never got the chance to showcase and improve her skills...IMO if she had the education and support she can equal her brother...
@@kuuderepiano2988 There are so many!!! They just aren't all super well-recognized. Some of my favourites include Lili Boulanger, Florence Price, and Cécile Chaminade. And that's not even including all the brilliant women writing music today!!
“I am a fan ! I am a fan of four seasons.”
“What about the other 500 concertos i wrote”
**awkward silence**
True
I sacrificed my practice time to be this early. It was worth it.
Lol!! I was practicing as well
Same 🤣
GO PRACTICE
P R A C T I S E N O W
**gasp**
You forgot the depressed one
like 95% of them
That is practically all of them: Beethoven, Vivaldi, Joplin, Paganini, Liszt, Dvôrak, etc. There is not a single composer who has lived past 30 without being depressed.
@@rue2599
what happened to Vivaldi, I'm quite curious
1. He was born during an earthquake.
2. He was a redhead. (Europeans stigmatised red hair in his day, and in ancient times, they used to sacrifice red heads to the late gods. At school, he was a parody because of his classmates' bias towards red hair. He wore a wig the rest of his life to avoid this.)
3. He died poor, even though his compositions are making millions.
4. He had five siblings. Calls for mild poverty, obviously. (His family was middle class.)
5. He could not speak properly due to asthma, which he was born with and did not develop as a child.
6. Other composers were given credit for his work due to his unfavourable status in the society. (Did you know that he wrote about 800 works, most of which you do not know about. The four seasons are just the tip of the iceberg. Only now is his music being gradually discovered and accredited to him.)
7. A univeristy got built over his grave, and now it is lost.
Need I say more? 😢
@@rue2599 Ohmygoshhh
@@rue2599 you're forgetting Chopin... who died early
I love that that wig is getting worse and worse and they're just letting it die a slow death 😂
In case anyone's wondering, the piece at 4:33 is Shostakovich Symphony 11 mvt 2
Thank you
thanks
thank you!
thats how long john cages 4'33" is wow
Ironic that the piece at 4:33 isn't 4'33 😂
okay but Brett flexing his paganini 24-
Best part imo.
can we talk about twoset shining a light on how female composers are so under-appreciated and overlooked in the classical world... youre doing great sweeties i’m so proud of you
I aspire to become a composer, and I’m lucky that I don’t have to feel limited because of my gender.
Its actually too bad that people recognise music and their composers based on their quality, not gender, if the female composer isn't that famous, it might be because that her work isn't as great as the big names out there, but not because of her gender. There are plenty of female composers who are great and thus noticed
Ikr it made me so happy, I had no idea that that concerto was composed by a woman 😊
Edit: apparently it actually wasn't composed by a woman, my bad, but my happiness remains
@@aceatlasska4343 ITS NOT COMPOSED BY A WOMAN
@@bruh7130 jesus mate chill, that was certainly implied in the video, if I'm wrong then soz ig, a polite correction would have sufficed
Is nobody gonna talk about how Bret absolutely nailed the virtuoso?
he nailed Pag 24 so many times in past videos
I'm none of these... I'm not worthy....
Ray can i copy your c418
Hans Zimmer is also not on the list, so...
Wow? You're here!
@@patricktho6546 Actually he could be in the copy + paste section: lesson to TIME. He just "change it up a little bit".
@@valentin3765 Hans Zimmer?
He was even in the human vs AI composer video.
And with his own style, having accustic and electric instuments together isn't that common eather
“Are you back from your holiday?”
“Yah I’m 𝕭𝖆𝖈𝖍 again.”
Why am I surprised.
(Edit): Wow guys thanks so much for the likes 😊♥️! I’ve never gotten anywhere close to this before!
The way they always mispronounce his name tho 🤦🏽♀️ it's like hearing people say Da Vinki.
His name is Bach, not Bak. There's no K. Not even a CK.
@@joshina4497 how would you suggest they pronounce it? Batch?
@@EadaoinD no... Bach... with a soft ch, not a k or c or ck sound. Idk how to explain it. It's a german name...
in english it is pronounced "Bak", in german it is pronounced "Bach"
ruclips.net/video/AjaXvEl8DRs/видео.html
Here you go, this is the correct pronunciation.
“Oh, also do you guys have canons?"
"S-sure!"
*mutters: I'll just spend all my funds on some military weapon. Its for art right??...right..*
yaasssssss baby
@@pyotrilyichtchaikovsky9507 nice
@@pyotrilyichtchaikovsky9507 lol
Oh yeah, let's shoot our enemy with a piece with a staggered melody
Nice one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The prodigy giggle was perfect. 😂 I’m pretty sure that part describes every procrastinator ever
It's in reference to the laugh from the movie Amadeus, mate.
4:26 If you're wondering the piece being played is shostakovich symphony no.11 Which is written telling a story on the 1905 revolution. Thats why it has lots of percussion and battle sounds represented though the high notes. The percussion represent the gun fire on the innocent civilians. The best version I've listened though is by j.p saraste
I feel like Bret already has the Shostakovich Personality.
I thought I was the only one
Nah it’s the glasses. I think it’s the glasses 😏
I mention his Lo-Fi Track. That speaks volumes.
remember when eddy said that the oonga boonga violin is dumb and "how would anyone enjoy this"? well.... 😶
Congrats, you played yourself, eddy
Has he replaced the ding ding with the oonga boonga?
i guess he's making sure that $40 he spent is put to good use
i mean, come on. you could have spent that on TwoSet merch.
Lol
Brett laughing as Mozart is best thing ever. He did great acting job...Also Shostakovich was nicely played...
Yeah genius composers be like:
"Hey Frederic happy 7th birthday"
"Thanks"
"Man that reminds me - you started playing the piano last year huh?"
"That's right"
"Awesome! Have you played "Eine kleine Nachtmusik" by Mozart already?"
"Nah I didn't"
"Don't worry, you'll get there eventu- "
"Anyway look at this Polonaise in g-minor I wrote the other day, what do you think?"
" *surprised Pikachu face* "
Are you referring to Chopin’s Polonaise in B-flat Major op. posthumous?
@@gabrielamayorga-kintanar6729
Actually they were written in the same year, G Minor coming first! His G Minor Polonaise was his first piece. Bb Major, second.
But... he played pieces by Mozart at the age of seven?
Do you know that Chopin actually considere the number 7 to be unlucky?
"Here's my manuscript"
*music plays*
"My man.. are you okay?"
One of the best!
whats that piece?
@@corneliali7747 Shostakovich symphony 11 2nd mvt.
the quartets, man. Those quartets are... tough. (f***in love em)
*Istg they advertise their merch in such a good way n better than 10000 other brands*
I honestly didn't know what you were talking about at first. Had to think back, and then I finally realised "oh hey that Vivaldi thing was probably actual merch".
So yeah, they win.
@@patheddles4004 not only that, but in other videos too, they advertise so smoothly..like they were telling us smth n then 2 secs later.. they are like.. go check out our Amaaazing apparel
So yeah
It's also honestly some of the best merch out there! You wouldn't even have to know who they are to appreciate most of it; it's just really beautiful stuff.
Vivaldi was a charitable man who wrote music for a girl's orphanage :D He is one of those composers who is actually not a stuffy old man but an amazing dude who gave incredible opportunities to those poor girls
Very true!
Yes but they were not allowed to perform outside the orhanage and not even after being married. So he wasn't as charitable as you think !
@@jytte47 pero eso no fue culpa de Vivaldi sino de la institución para la que trabajaba.
@@jytte47 Yeah that wans't Vivaldi's fault
Brett absolutely nailed it with the Shostakovich impression - the glasses, his look and even the way he spoke and shook his head was so on point! The romantic composer one is also good, and like Vivaldi with his 500 concertos 😂
I feel bad for Vivaldi... I actually like other pieces of his better than The Four Seasons. Though those are great, too, of course.
Paganini: its too easy. its too easy. its still too easy.
me: *looks at first bar* its too hard. *looks at second bar* its still too hard. *flips to last page* IT GETS WORSE
Other people's phones: IPhone, Samsung, Huawei
Twoset phones: oonga boonga, violin sholder rest
I like the way Brett copied that annoying laugh from the movie they reviewed about Mozart.
🤣🤣🤣
It's giving me a kinda pennywise vibe🤣
"We all float down here!"
**Requiem plays**
😂
In 2:48 I can only imagine how it would be to be in the last desk, second violin, and then looking in-front of you and realizing that you were worse than 149 other violinist.
*Brett & Eddy: we are old when we can make PUNS*
*Them in this video: Musical puns everywhere*
Very True XD
The part with Vivaldi is very sad. Truly underrated Baroque master that was admired even by Bach. I am ashamed to admit, but lots of years I only knew the Four Seasons, but then I started to dig much deeper into Baroque and now I have plenty of Vivaldi concertos in my iPod.
Let's not be sad, the Four Seasons are widely known and maybe they throw some shade on the rest of the RV catalogue... but that's for the best of reasons, it's a great piece of music! Of course there are hundreds of his other works that are as good - his Gloria is out of his world! And if the Four Seasons can be an entry point to Vivaldi's repertoire or even better an entry point to classical music (and I'm pretty sure that has happened), well why not ?
Vivaldi is so much more than the 4 seasons, his stabat mater is amazing, his mandolin and lute concertos are sublime, the flute concertos are full of beauty, and his operas are very underrated, he is a master of italian music and his four seasons I think are very overrated in his catalogue, even though I love the winter concerto as a whole, this is why pop culture and mainstream promotion hurts classical composers and their work
As someone who know little about classical music and his works specifically, may you give me recommendations on what pieces from him should I listen to?
Ipod? Too baroque to afford the Iphone XSR 17 Air Max Pro? Same.
His bassoon concertos are pretty fire as well.
The fact that they called using a shoulder rest and mini violin is hilarious
Better to be composing rather than... Decomposing. That just killed me
fisheses
Vivaldi: *wrote over 500 concertos*
Everybody: WoOoOow FoUr sEaSonS
i love the four seasons, 'cause they're really great, but the other concertos are so underrated!
@@brot_isch_besser_2137 yeah there is so many others equally great
J. S. Bach made a lot of arrangements of vivaldi's violin concertos for organ, harpsichord, multiple harpsichord
Greatest hit of the 1700s
Gloria and lauda Jerusalem are great.
Mozart - “hA hA HA Ha ha”
Conductor - “This is such masterful writing!”
And then there's the going-deaf composer, Beethoven, who decided to ramp up the volume so high you can feel the vibrations through your padded chair.
Nailed the mozart part. And the female composer one is a harsh reality
For those of you who need further explanation:
00:00 *Bach* : He had 20 children with two wives. Bach also did arrange a meeting with another prolific composer of that era, Handel. But in the end they never met.
00:46 *John Williams* : He has made many amazing and recognizable movie soundtracks for movies like Star Wars, Jaws, Jurassic Park, etc. His music is well known to be 'inspired' by composers like Holst, Dvorak, Korngold, and others.
1:07 *Vivaldi* : Yep we all know him for his famous set of 4 violin concertos, The Four Season. Of course he got lots of other outstanding works, but yeah just see all the talent shows that play Summer all the time :D
1:40 *Mozart* : Mozart was a prodigy. He could learn a piece for just 30 minutes by the age of 4. He was once got drunk the night before the premiere of Don Giovanni even though he hasn't finished the overture. Then, he finished it for about 3 hours at midnight while being tipsy, and finish the piece the same day at the premiere.
2:18 *Paganini* : He is very well known for his unquestionably hard 24 caprices. They are technically very hard, period.
3:59 *John Cage* : 4 minutes 33 seconds of silence is art, change my mind.
4:26 *Shostakovich* : He combined a variety of different musical techniques into his pieces influenced by composers like Stravinsky and Mahler. He was born during the Russian Revolution, that's why his music is obligated to conform the ideals of the Soviet Regime, sounding patriotic.
5:07 *TWOSETVIOLIN* : LEGEND. CHANGE MY MIND.
5:07 is Jordon He
@@ajchandra7735 haha yeah my bad, i meant twosetviolin team :”
This is the third time they did this to John Williams. I get the feeling that, even though it was explained to them by various commenters in their previous posts about John Williams, Twoset still doesn't understand how the relationship between a Film Director and Film Composer works in terms of temp tracks when creating a rough edit of a film. Sigh.
@@navidhendrix or they just make it a meme? this is a skit, no video essay or something for academic submission. Of course they understand, but they purposely make it into a joke, using the easily triggered John William stans as easy target. They are the smart one in that sense, easily triggered people are just ridiculing themselves at this point.
@@ajchandra7735 The issue is that people take it way too seriously. He's basically garnered this reputation on the internet of being a talentless hack, which couldn't be further from the truth.
4:26 "It's even playing right now"
I want to say... *well played*
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
@@Devin-hc7fc Please
@@incomploruto6006 sry
Haha! Very good!
"At least you're still composing, not decomposing."
And of course, the male had to steal from the female composer.
The Mendelssohn's sister reference was *kissing noise* on point
“It’s big. But I think half of them are dead already.”
*BRUTAL*
Noob here. Who's he talking about?
@@thewafflemonster7414 Johann Sebastian Bach, he had a BIG family, many of them were composers and musicians as well, not to mention a large brood of offspring, not all of them surviving into adulthood, sadly.
"Can I copy your homework"
This won't end anytime soon
Until eddy's friend treat him dinner as promised
with all that interest piling up i'd say that his 'friend' now owes him a 5- or 6-course meal
@@brie1512 wait, what friend?
@@thiya4627 watch ruclips.net/video/UqfUVtdbf-Q/видео.html
this one guy plagiarized Eddy's essay in uni, offered to buy him dinner as an apology but never did
John Cage was apparently compelled to compose 4’ 33” after being in an anechoic chamber for some period of time. Although he expected the place to be entirely devoid of sound, he heard two sounds which he later learned were his nervous system and [something else, I forgot]. He realized from this that silence is never truly silent, and thus was inspired to compose 4’ 33”.
Wait- is no one going to talk about how flawlessly Brett played that Paganini? I’m shook.
I noticed as well, agreed! Same piece as the masterclass, clearly more practiced here :)
The Mozart: likes poop jokes, pranks, and is low-key the greatest talent in existence.
I would HIGHLY recommend listening to the Opera After Dark podcast episode where they discuss Mozartian scatology. It never fails to make me laugh!
Has anyone seen Bart Simpson and Mozart in the same room together?
@@JillyCookeMusic That sounds great, do you maybe know where I can find this? Thanks!
These puns are killing me. "I will cook ravivaldi for dinner today and have a mediation class afterwards for the spring"
1:45 Can we just stop for a moment and admire wonderful Mozart's laugh done by Brett?
0:38 The unforgettable phrase
The wig is back guys and it's looking like spaghetti the more they use it. 😂😂
I really wonder where they store it
It’s pretty sad that many female composers are really underrated. Let’s give them some love
(Read below)
Edit: I really love that you guys are recommending so many female composers! It really broadens my knowledge on music :) No matter female or male, both genders are aMaZiNg! Every composer must’ve done a very good job and I appreciate the music they’ve composed! Thank you so much everyone ❤️
Edit 2: Dear lord I didn’t mean to start a conflict,, I’m so sorry TwoSet and everyone 😥 I understand everyone has differing opinions, you guys can have a friendly debate but please do not dispute with one another!! If some of you are uncomfortable with the conversation below, you may just look through the composer suggestions or leave!! Once again I’m so sorry and I love you all so much 😅🥰
Also if you noticed - they played the Mendelssohn violin concerto, and it's thought that some of the compositions attributed to Felix Mendelssohn were in fact composed by his sister, Fanny Mendelssohn. 😂
Agreed! Rachel Portman is a good example.
Tell me more about female composers, please. I've recently found this channel and I have no idea what you're talking about
ill start: ruclips.net/video/EpGH4UPQ_AM/видео.html&ab_channel=JessieMontgomery-Topic
that piece was composed by jessie montgomery. its one of my favorites. you guys should check it out.
@@pagorami5253 thanks, I will!
2:01 Brett immitating Mozart laugh craps the shit out of me.
"Sorry, are you *bach* from your holiday?"
Not even 10 seconds in and it's already quality content
Vivaldi's other concertos are legitimately impressive, honestly some of the most underrated works I've heard.
Not to mention his operas, some of the finest in the repertoire, IMO.
they're also really fun to play imo.
Amen ! I hope to see twoset play more of his fabulous concertos, (especially the stravaganza) !
Bassoon concertos are nice
Anyone noticed the copy paste music spells out `Cabbage` ? Lol
Lol how do you even spot that?
He has the disease.
The disease of perfecc pitch.
@@Noosh_noot Wait no he just read the score lol
Lol I thought it was Pachebel canon
@@foxjacket same
“The Copy Paste” is a funny way to spell “Phillip Glass”
I feel like people don't talk about Shostakovich's comedy genius enough! His sense of humor is unparalleled amongst composers, and his jokes land consistently.
Now the circle has been closed: nice to see the genius CABBAGE composer acting in their vid (not just turning the page)! Give him honour!
yes! more Jordon in future videos please!
What if the cabbage composer is one of there editors?!?! Just a theory
@@LtCmdrData-tu7jx the composer is Jordon He, and he appears at the last part of the video.
Dose he play the violin too? His phone seems like WOLF.
@@smihoky7975 Yes he plays violin too.
Female composer
*TWOSET portraying facts*
Its actually too bad that people recognise music and their composers based on their quality, not gender, if the female composer isn't that famous, it might be because that her work isn't as great as the big names out there, but not because of her gender. There are plenty of female composers who are great and thus noticed
@@bruh7130 idk anything about nowadays but in the past being female was an obstacle to being a composer...
@@bruh7130 and as for nowadays if there are fewer female composers maybe it's because of a lack of representation in classical music. Representation matters mate. (I'm not educated on this subject though so this is just speculation on my part)
@@aceatlasska4343 Representation? It is statistically true that there were FAR FAR more male composers than female composers in the past, so to have an equal number of people from each gender is lack of representation for males
@@aceatlasska4343 In the past, yes that might have been true, but the process doesn't matter, the end result matters.
Perhaps Brett is a rebirth of Shostakovich
4:29 I think bretts going through something
Eddy: "40 hours?! Don't you think that's a bit long?"
I see what you did there...
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5:00 congrats to all who realised that it is CABBAGE
1:10 The reason why the four seasons are the one Vivaldi is most known for is because most of his works were lost in a fire. It was all in a theater that got burn in Venice, the phoenix theater. It burned again in the 20th century, by the way. He might not been as prolific as some of the others, but at his time he was a great opera composer. We just don't have most of them.
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El teatro del que hablas no existía en la época de Vivaldi . De hecho la única obra que existe de Vivaldi en Venecia es un aria de ópera. El resto están dispersas por toda Europa. La gran mayoría está en turin Italia. Y actualmente existen más de 600 obras disponibles de las más de 800 que tiene. Vivaldi es de hecho uno de los compositores que más obras tiene y el primer compositor en la historia en hacer más de un tipo de pieza. Pues en su catálogo hay desde conciertos para diversos instrumentos, hasta, operas, cantatas y música sacra.
@@liliaesperanza4436 You are right that much of his works survived, but at his time, like any other italian composer, he was best known for his operas. Out of 94 he claimed to have written, only 16 complete pieces survived.
La Fenice (the fenix), today's Venice main opera house was built after the fire of 1774 that burned down San Benedetto, which was the former main theater. However, as it turns out, that wasn't where Vivaldi composed his pieces. It was San Angelo. But this one also ended up out of the picture. It was sold and converted into a warehouse in 1804. Who knows if the works there were preserved?
Venice was one of the main opera places and Vivaldi was one of the main opera figures in Venice for a long time. It stand to reason that losing more than 80% of that work compromised his legacy.
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Yesss I love this idea hopefully they see this 😂
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1:05 When u play a classic piece in front of your non-classical friends and hope that one of your friends likes it.
Good to see they’re getting use out of the Oonga-Boonga violin.
alternate title: how many composer puns can we do in 40 seconds
I love that there are more skits lately. pog! good luck to twoset in practicing for sibelius drop
I love their skits, too
This is one of Twoset’s best videos ever
1. Bach, Telemann, Haydn, Handel
2. John Williams, Liszt (all the themes and variations)
3. Vivaldi, Elgar, Pachelbel, Offenbach
4. Mozart, Rossini, Beethoven
5. Paganini, Liszt, Godowsky, Balakriev, Czerny
6. Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff, Brahms, Mahler
7. Clara Schumann, Hildegard of Bingen, Fanny Mendelssohn
8.Cage, Schoenburg, Webern, Ligeti
9. Shostakovich, Prokofiev, Stravinsky, Chopin (Tchaikovsky also kinda fits into this category)
10. Reich, Satie
You have a veeeeeery skewed idea of Liszt, my friend
@@Allegro11Maestoso In which respect? Do you mean that they shouldn't have grouped Liszt in with John Williams? Because it is true that Liszt's most famous piece, "La Campanella," was originally written by Paganini. So it could be argued that Liszt does belong in the "Can I Copy Your Homework" category.
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I feel so bad laughing at the Shostakovich one that guy has gone through literal hell😅😅😅
Yeah; but he was super resilient too! And he had a fantastic sense of humour- check out the Ninth Symphony and the Antiformalist Rayok! Honestly, he’s probably one of the most fascinating historical figures in my opinion.
Might I ask what piece they play in the background?
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@@michael_koski I thought it was symphony no.7, or symphony no.11, I'm not entirely sure.
@@michael_koski symphony 11, mvt 2
@@lunaliszt9357 symphony 11
the "tortured soul" was EVERYTHING
As someone who is really big on researching Shostakovich, I’ll have to say it was a bit more complicated than that, but the sketch did make me laugh.
Which symphony was the one that played?
Lucca Blois symphony no. 11
Which schostakovich symphony is that
It's genuinely terrifying
Shostakovich Symphony no. 11
0:30 I laughed at this for way longer than I liked to admit
Ik! ❤
„I‘d rather be dead“
*Mozart requiem intensifies*
I love how Eddy used the Oonga Boonga violin as a phone :>
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so i was going to school and decided to make a paragraph of musical puns:
so i was Chopin in the supermarket and my phone rang. My friend told me he was under a rest and asked if i was # since i just moved to a new flat. We talked for so long i just couldn’t handel it anymore, so i put my phone in my bach pach and continued chopin.
Brett's forced laugh gives me life. It's so funny 🤣
Ngl the "do you have canons?" "yeah why not" got me ahahaha
Anyone else feels weird about how Eddy didn't answer his phone with "oonga boonga" at first?
That'd have been cherry on the top 😂😂😂
Eddy calling with the "oonga boonga" 00:15
Brett just casually showing off that left hand pizz like it was NOTHING tho.