Female Composers Need More Recognition
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Us fans: simping for grey squares
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Lmao true!!
Wait can someone tell me why they had to get quarantined,please?
Can we get an episode "10 Most Underrated Pieces by Women Composers" please? I don't think there is a piece by a female composer in the playlists yet.
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I'd also like to see that
to everyone reading this please check out lili Boulanger!! She was an incredible composer who sadly passed away at a young age but the work she did write in her short lifetime is so so gorgeous and impressive
yessss
@@audreyrouge417 She was better than her sister. After Lili died, Nadia stopped composing and went on to teach basically the entire 20th century of major composers.
I thought this episode would actually be about female composers.
Same. I wish they made a video dedicated to pieces by female composers so I could add more pieces to my playlist
They need to make a video of that so the non-musician me can go and search about
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A Twoset Apparel ad is honestly an ad i wouldn't even consider skipping
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Same😀
I’d willingly watch it for 40hrs on loop
@@abigail40 40 hours?
Haiyya! Where your practice? WHERE YOUR PRACTICE??
@@oliverdelica2289 watch while practicing :>
YAY WE FINALLY GOT EDDYS CLAIR DE LUNE
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I want moreeee. So greedy 😭
Yeahhhh finally😭 i want full version
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WE NEEDA FULL VERSION PLEASE EDDY!
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Forget diaries, grey squares hold the most memories
It’s kind of back to the old days with skits and two young boys.
Ah yes, the memories of the roast
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Sorry, I have only recently become a fan of twoset. I finally now know Ling Ling isn't real (debatable). Can you explain the grey squares?
@@hbanana7 they used to film with grey squares as background before the white wall came about
When you don’t take Eddy’s simping for Debussy seriously and the ‘as soon as I see a piano I play Clair de Lune’ … then you watch this
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His love for Debussy is so consistent and pure 😊
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Great female composers: Elizabeth Maconchy, Rebeca Clarke, Fanny Mendelsohn, Sofía Gubaidulina, Lili and Nadia Boulanger, Clara Wick (Schumann), Teresa Carreño, Hildegard von Bingen, Graciela Paraskevaidis, Marianna Martines, Jacqueline Nova, Bárbara Strozzi, Chabuca Granda, Élisabeth Jacquet, Rosa Alarco, Francesca Caccini…
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I would also add Marie Jaëll, Amy Beach, Louise Farrenc, Cécile Chaminade and Germaine Tailleferre
The complete name of "Elisabeth Jacquet" is "Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre". I agree it is a great composer. Her violin and trio sonatas are awesome.
Joan Tower, Jennifer Higdon, Shulamit Ran, Meredith Monk, and Sofia Gubaidulina (all still living!)
Florence Price
After reading the title, I really thought that this was gonna be a serious type of video lol !!
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I wish it was
Same. I would love a video in which they tell us about some female composers :)
Same here. Kinda klickbaity tbh
Here's a short compilation of pieces by 6 female composers: ruclips.net/video/lGCGV6XMycY/видео.html
Now I wanna learn more!
And it would be great if TwoSet incorporated some of their pieces in regular videos as well
Grey squares are back!!
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I've been binging a lot of Twoset's old videos so I didn't realize we haven't seen grey squares for such a long time
And not aligned, as always.
@@pietra3476 the official og yes
iconic tilted grey squares comeback we've all been waiting for
Yes.
I love how as soon as Eddy started playing Claire de Lune Brett calmed down
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It would be very InTeReStInG to see a video about female composers/interpreters, to educate people.
Yes!
Thanks to two set and that iNteRestIng I got to know Alma deutschers work, I bought the sheet music for her "from my book of melodies" piano solo work, and I completely loved her siren sounds waltz. I'm working on a few of her easier pieces, since I'm a casual pianist.
Yeah that would be good, like, I play the piano and I've played _one_ classical piece by a female composer, and actually I'd never heard of any before watching twoset, tbh I thought there just might not be any.
For piano my fauvirotes are Lili Boulanger (impressionistic composer) Cecile Chaminiade (late romantic salon piano pieces) , Marianne Von Martinez (Mozart contemporary)
EDDYY PLEASE CONTINUE THAT CLAIR DE LUNE IN THE END OMG I LITERALLY JUMPED OFF MY CHAIR OUT OF EXCITEMENT!! XD
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Agreed!!
On the topic of Female Composers you could do a series of Modern and Historical Composers. Showing how women have always been a part of music history even though they have largely been excluded from history. Some examples of the top of my head from my country is Florence Price and Margaret Bonds
We can start with Hildegard von Bingen in the Middle Ages, Francesca Caccini in the Baroque era, and Marianna Martines in the early Classical. And there are a whole bunch beginning in the early Romantic era who were considered top-tier composers while alive but quickly forgotten; Clara Schumann and Fanny Mendelssohn are only the tip of the iceberg.
Ethel Smyth and Germaine Tailleferre are off the top of my head examples to add! Also, don’t forget all the amazing currently living women composers writing amazing things 😉
As a violist I'm proud to say I play the only instrument in the orchestra whose most performed recital piece is by a woman. That's the Rebecca Clarke viola sonata.
Lmao I just love how you guys put the un-clickable 'Skip Ad' box at 6:41
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I guess I missed the bg more than I thought. I just remembered memories I didn't know I have.
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*war flashbacks to unaligned grey tiles*
Yeah! Feels like the old Twoset days are back. Saw all AGT roasts yesterday so I'm hoping they do more now that they're back in the old room!
Me too I missed seeing those tiles
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Twoset: So nice to be in the winter again.
People in the North: You sure you have winter in Australia?
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It's burning at my place! 😂😂
@@Sonali-bn8xd IKR?? And they be wearing a hoodie and a THICC sweater. In America that's the last thing you need is that. If you wear that you're gonna cook like a Costco chicken.
I grew up in Boston US, but now live in Melbourne . Sure it’s not as cold, but our old style houses, with single paned windows, hollow plaster walls, high ceilings, house up on stumps, no heating, are designed for the hot weather. So when it’s 3 celsius overnight, inside it’s 5!
@@ziziyao1051 I live in India and watching them wear sweatshirts gives me anxiety. 😂😂
8:05 I love how Brett is changing his voice after hearing Eddy playing Debussy 😂
Interestingly, a lot of women composers were well-known in their times, for example Francesca Caccini, the first woman recorded to have composed an opera, and one of the earliest operas at that, which mocked the concept of chivalry, and was staged at a purpose-built venue in Medici Florence. Or Maddalena Laura Sirmen, who was a Europe-wide famous composer and virtuoso violinist. Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre, a French composer who reinvented chamber music and created a French version of the originally Italian sonata, who was also a favourite composer of Louis XIV. Sadly, these once famous women are not recognised in today's world, which says rather a lot for the classical music scene nowadays, I think...
It's easy to look at that and assume female composers got into obscurity out of bias but most composers during the respected periods went into obscurity, even ones were very famous.
I'll give an example, Andre Campra, one of the biggest opera composers ever and yet, no one knows him or his music nowadays. Family members Domenico Scarlatti and Alessandro Scarlatti are well known but what about Pietro Scarlatti? Domenico's older brother, he has sheet available but close to no music recorded, yet he was respected in his time. What about Johann Adam Reincken? very few people know of him, yet one of the most advanced and respected composers before Bach. Composers just go into obscurity, regardless of the fame they had or the fame they didn't have, musicians and composers now will too go into obscurity in 100+ years.
Well it is true to say that Mozart was not so popular several years ago, so I agree with you in one sense. But in another, I do find it quite telling how we celebrate so many female writers, but female composers truly lack recognition in the music curriculum and concert repertoire. I agree, this is mainly because their works have been lost over the course of time, or forgotten due to the increasing sexism. But I do feel as if more could be done in the modern world to remember them, and isn’t being done. I used to comment suggestions to twoset years ago about a video on women composers, and this is the first reference to it I have seen on their channel, for an example.
@@lilyf-g5584 I don't think you quite know just about many composers there are, I run into composers who only have one record recorded for them, despite their historical fame.
I wouldn't blame it on sexism, if I could blame it on sexism, it'd be equally valid to say Johann Hasse has only two keyboard albums available because of sexism too, not everything results to sexism, it's just obnoxious reasoning. In a world where 98% of composers are male with only 40% having proper records, just think about the math, there is an obnoxious amount that are obscure nowadays, I find it amazing that female composers are even remembered at all due to the overwhelming amount of obscurity there is, beyond the most well known composers nowadays.
@@imacat8476 I'm sorry, I don't really see how your answer responds to what I've said in my comment? You definitely don't seem to have much evidence against what I'm saying, inevitably there are many male composers who's works have also fallen into obscurity. I'm saying there should be more effort made to revive works of music by obscure composers, including women. If you disagree, I can't help that!
@@imacat8476 when it effects female composers more per capita, provably, it is because of bias against them. Bigotry is the most clear and statically significant cause of harm and obscurity for any minority disproportionately effected by a phenomenon.
Hildegard von Bingen，1098-1179
Louise Farrenc，1804-1875
Fanny Mendelssohn，1805-1847
Clara Schumann，1819-1896
Some female composers that I know
It makes me really sad that no one ever mentions Lili Boulanger when talking about female composers. She’s an absolute genius, and it’s honestly an injustice to music that she isn’t more popular. If y'all haven’t heard her music yet I suggest you listen to her “Psalm 24” for orchestra and her “Sous bois” work for piano and chorus.
I will go listen from here. :)
@@charlotterose6724 You should also listen to "Vielle priere bhouddique" while you're at it, it was the first piece of hers that i listened to and it's absolutely beautiful.
Thank you for sharing this!
@@bethanyrandall4931 my pleasure
Also Louise Farrenc composed some beautiful music
I will never complain about crooked squares again. I'm just glad they're there. :')
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7:50 I love how the last part brett’s eyes kinda soften up when Eddie starts playing the piano 🥰
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I really love how Eddy ignored the whole video and started playing Clair De Lune
This is a very solid playing of clair de lune. Especially from a violinist
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Ouch lol
Meanwhile I play piano and I'm not as good as Eddy.
He's also a pianist. Just because his main instrument is a violin that does not disqualify his other musical skills. Eddy has had years of piano lessons. (As have I) I play both cello and piano plus had violin lessons. Nobody should be impressed by me playing piano seeing as I have been a pianist for close to 10 years.
Both Brett and Eddy learned piano as children - I think Eddy had 7 or 8 years of lessons. He seems to have kept up his playing more than Brett has, perhaps because his sister is a pianist? (Belle Chen, check out her channel as well)
8:24 that transition.
“Stop searching for talent cuz it’s not going to be there”
Accept the sad facts ;-;
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Why do I feel like they're tired?
Guys take care. Get some rest
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Brett said he was tired, too.
They just got back to Austrailia and out of two-weeks quarantine, so they've probably been visiting friends and family and overall running around like crazy.
I thought it would be an entire video about female composers, I really wanted a video like that
Petition for a full video about female composers
AM I CRYING OVER GREY SQUARES AND OG BACKGROUND? OFC I AM
Meanwhile Nightwish fans : Everyone is simping for Floor and Tuomas.
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Hello fellow nightwisher!
I need so badly for them to react to symphonic metal!!! And then to prog, folk and neoclassical metal ;)
What?
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Don't forget power metal. Bands like (Kamelot, Beast in Black, Stratovarius, Sonata Arctica, Dragonforce, and more)
When I saw the thumbnail and title, I thought they had dedicated an entire video for female composers. I hope they will do that in the future though!
Can we get a video thats actually about female composers and their music. Also a most famous or a top ten pieces video would be pretty cool.
SO GOOD TO SEE THEM BACK WHERE THEY USED TO BE IN THE OLD GOOD DAYS!!!!!!
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wao im the 40th like so honoured
Are they back in Brisbane then?
Exactly!
Lili Boulanger is an underrated composer. I always got chills every time I listen to her "Pie Jesu".
Same! It's so beautiful
Yeah, she is really good. I love her Psalm 129.
Her life story with Nadia Boulanger is so interesting.
There were many women artists and composers in the eighteenth century, but their lives were very restricted. Anna Amaria is an exception, because being a princess gives her more power.
She composed pieces for oboe, flute, and violin, but as usual ,she was not well known, which shows the status of female composers at that time…..
(Sad
Good composers need recognition, for their work and not what's between their legs. Don't buy in to the social justice feminist garbage.
@@conservativeriot5939 dude... we're talking about th 18th century, when women's rights were severely lacking. Stop overcompensating for modern feminism
@@oriana9135 women didn't have it that bad. Study some history and not the spoon fed garbage that most schools teach.
@@conservativeriot5939 "women didn't have it that bad" its hard to have a real conversation about this over text, but I'll try my best to explain my thoughts. The issues that women faced as a whole (for the most part) during those times are only issues in a privileged society that values innovation and freedom. However, compared to the past, the world is constantly becoming a more privileged place to live. Therefore, when related to the past, I consider the 18th century to be a privileged time to live (in western/european) countries. In those privileged times, women were denied their freedoms and individualities. These are two things that men would, and have, fought wars over in the past - so I would consider freedom and individuality as values that cannot be demoted to a simple "it wasn't that bad"
Now in modern times, because our societies (for the most part) are so privileged, people have to make up problems to solve so they can feel as though they're making a difference. This has led to the 21st century feminist movement, which in all ways, is useless and even a bit harmful towards women. However, don't let this idiocy distract you from the fact that women DO face issues in society that men dont - especially from older men. It is true that women have to be more careful at night, that there are higher standards of beauty for women to meet, and its harder for women to get real recognition for their work or to be treated with respect in many environments - of course these are also only problems because we live in a privileged society.
Sometimes because the left pushes their agenda so violently, I worry some conservatives might overcorrect that behavior and fail to acknowledge that there ARE issues that need to be tackled - just not in the way that the left wants to tackle them.
I hope that this made at least a little sense.
@@oriana9135 you make some sense. I think it's okay that women are treated differently, because they were created different for a different purpose. That doesn't mean they should be treated like slaves, just different.
Women have been given the beautiful role of giving birth and raising the young. They should obey their husband and try to remain beautiful for them. It's okay to acknowledge the differences too, like how they shouldn't be cops or firefighters.
i hope they do a serious video recommending some female composers! if you like debussy and ravel definitely give lili boulanger and mary howe a listen
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Can we also say Natalie Holt has KILLED it with the Loki series cause that music is FIRE!
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🙌 A win for viola gang 🙌
I did a bunch of research on women composers for my undergrad theses, and I'm always happy to spread the word. I find that the most famous ones (i.e. Clara Schumann and Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel) are actually not *that* great, though I am partial to Hensel's Easter Sonata. Some other recs:
Louise Farrenc - all of it, but especially her symphony No. 3
Emilie Mayer - once again, lots of great music, but especially her symphonies 4 and 7. She has lots of violin sonatas, but I haven't heard great recordings of any of them. I've actually done archival research on her, so tbh I could go on and on, but won't.
(just assume "all of it" for everyone from here on out, tbh)
Rebecca Clark - Viola Sonata (she was sick of there not being real viola rep)
Mel Bonis - it's been a long time, but I remember liking a lot of her stuff. Mostly piano, I think.
Augusta Holmes - those Symphonic Poems
Amy Beach - Gaelic Symphony
if you know your medieval music, Hildegard von Bingen is really cool, but most people will probably just hear "Gregorian Chant"
Elfrida Andree - if you like organ music, she's great, but also has some cool non-organ stuff
Lili Boulanger - one of the most tragic losses in classical music, she composed a lot of incredible stuff before dying ~25 yo. If you want something more Romantic, check out her "Faust et Helene," but she also has some great 20th c. sounding stuff, as well as a couple great little violin pieces (genuinely little, I think Cortege comes out under 2 min). Her sister, Nadia, was also quite a competent composer, but left her biggest mark in teaching a ton of the greats of the 20th century.
Comment more of your favorites! There's lots of genuinely great music out there no one hears, and that's a shame.
If there are any good recordings on YT, I encourage you to add links so it's easy to check them out. :-)
Marie Jaëll : La Légende des Ours, her two piano concertos and her cello concerto are great.
Elizabeth Jacquet de la Guerre : A really great French baroque composer. Her trio sonatas and violin sonatas are my favorite pieces. But her opera Céphale et Procris (the first French opera composed by a woman), her cantatas and her harpsichord pieces are also very good works.
Louise Farrenc : I love her trio for flute, cello and piano.
Amy Beach: Piano Concerto.
Lili and Nadia Boulanger : Their mélodies are really beautiful.
Maria Szymanowska : Polonaise in F minor.
Tekla Badarzewska-Baranowska: The Maiden’s Prayer
It'd be nice if you guys did a video talking about the gender issue within the classical community. Because there are THOUSANDS of female composers in all eras, instruments and countries, but people don't talk about them nowadays. I'd be nice if you played them as well, because you say you support female composers, but I've never seen you playing or mentioned you played any of them.
I agree, it would make for an interesting episode, I was disappointed that it was a lingling40hours one
@@fabulette same!
Re: Support for female composers: ya'll should do a video about that. Or series. And get some modern female composers as guests. I would recommend one but I don't know any >.
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I was really expecting a video on female composers, I'd be up for one in the future!
The saddest part of this video "alright guys that's it for today."
Fun fact: my family is related to Fanny Hensel/Mendelsson 😅 the talent is very diluted by now...
It would be nice it you did a video with pieces written only by women composers
*Twoset* : uploads
*Twosetters* : simping over grey tiles.😍
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There are important Baroque/Renaissance/Early Music female composers too, such as Hildegard of Bingen, Barbara Strozzi, etc.
This video was too short damn it!!! When Brett said "ok guys that'sit for today" I shouted "NO ALREADY?!??!?"
Me too 🤣 we want mooooreee
Saammmeee!!! Moooreee!!!
Yeah ikr? But we shouldn't pressure them to make longer videos cuz we all know what happened to Brett cuz they didn't take care of themselves
@@ziziyao1051 yeah absolutely at the end of the day i can just watch all of theyre other videos so they can take it easy
Agreed! Just want to say I enjoy what they making so much, doesn't mean to pressure our bois on anything tho 😁
Eddy Chen Clair de Lune at the end AAAAA I’m in love
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6:50 in fact, I tried to click on skip add, knowing it won't do anything
Eddy: "Oh, don't click the skip button!"
Me: *click the fake skip button*
oh damn fool
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Ha-ha)))
Betting we’ve all been there done that :’)
@@abigail40 ah yeah :')
@@firlywu if you're on a phone or tablet you can press it fast enough that it'll skip the vid by 10 secs LMAO
The piece is called Claire Gö Practisé
Brett in the last video: I haven't seen the sun in so long! I'm pale!
Brett in this video: I'm BaKeD.
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@@liferemainys it's a violinist's hickey
Seeing the title, I really really want a video about female composers now (Maybe charades where answers are from female composers only)
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The only reason I mostly enter to YT
AWWWW I thought you are going to cover the female composers!!! PLEASE COVER MORE ABOUT THEM!
I'd love a video showcasing female composers you like!
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They had to go back to Australia because Eddy missed his piano 😂
Hildegard von Bingen, Francesca Caccini, Leonora Duarte, Barbara Strozzi, Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre.
You guys you add some pieces by female composers in your repertoire, I dont think I've EVER seen you guys playing something composed by a woman.
I agree, Female Composers should have far more recognition and they should be encouraged. To give an example listen to this piano concerto: Lucija Garuta - Piano Concerto. This piece is emotional, reflective and uplifting. Listen to it a few times ! Who knows what Lucija would have been capable of if WWII, politics & illness had not curtailed her abilities.
in Brazil we have a female composer, her name is Chiquinha Gonzaga, and she has a song called "Lua Branca" which means white moon
A fellow brazilian!! 🇧🇷
Back in retro-JRPG days, there were many great female game music composers but disappeared soon or later (been found quitting the career to raise their child). This might not be only in the "days back then". Luckily we do have Shimomura "The Kingdom Hearts" Yoko and Lena Raine and more, so the future might be different in good ways.
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Please make a video of your fav female composers!!!
Those squares are enough to make me sob…
We missed the squares so much I could cry
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tears of joy ofc
7:07 the cursor lol
just found out I missed the grey squares and vertical blinds more than I thought :)
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ikr? 😭😭😭😭😭
Thank you so much for recognizing female composers. There are actually quite a few going all the way back to medieval times including Hildigard von Bingen, Barbara Stozzi, Francesca Caccini, Louise Farrenc, and more recently
Yeah I missed the grandma decoration
"Sicilienne" by Maria Theresia von Paradis is quite beautiful, - for anyone interested. 😊
I’ve been binge watching them and didn’t realize this was a new video LOL. Only realized after I read the comments and then went back and checked the date!
The only ad I’d willingly watch 40 hrs a day is tsa ad
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it's funny how we all know that tsa stands for twoset apparel
My immediate thinking before watching:
*twoset being a classical S I M P for 8 minutes*
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You know, they're pretty much Classical simps 24/7. It's what the channel is about.
This is the smoothest twoset video I’ve ever seen
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I need more of eddy doing the ending credit
Aw this crib plus ling ling references, piano, and twoset apparel. This warms my heart :')
*_”God gave you talent. It’s like Platform 9 3/4, you just have to figure it out.”_*
_-Brett “the wise” Yang_
They always end up doing HP references 🥺💕
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IEatCuteDumplings: **posts that**
Us: weEatNon-LingLingStans
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Lili Boulanger's work is incredible, and I really recommend.
1:00 and I legitely liked the video
Eddy's ine of the favourite composers, Debussy, Clair de lune....... 8:30
When you FINALLY manage to be on time for a TwoSet upload!
what do you consider on time? :-)
@@oxoelfoxo The minute the video is uploaded 😂
Therapy: expensive
Twoset's grey square: free and helpful
I think it’s important to recognize female composers from the past because of the many injustices that have existed. However, I believe it’s more useful to actively listen to and support female composers who are alive today. Some awesome ones that come to mind are
Nathalie Joachim
Caroline Shaw
Ellen Reid
Jennifer Higdon
Check them out! All of them have really awesome music.
I really want to hear Eddy play the full version of Clair De Lune on the piano. Pretty please 🥺🥺🥺
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I LOVE CLARA !!! I'm writing a DMA about her Piano Concerto op. 7, her Piano Sonata in g minor, and her Piano Trio op. 17.
We need more of Eddy playing Claire de Lune.😭💖
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It is true though. I recently bought an old classical music encyclopedia from a thrift store. Those places are the bomb for books and printed scores, got like 150 page book of Mozart Piano Sonata’s for 2,50.
But I got that old encyclopedia and it is like 250 pages and on every page there is a composer and a little bio. And it shows 0 female composers. That is pretty ridiculous. Really shows how weird society was back then. They really thought less of females. I mean it is a thick encyclopedia, it is not like they didn’t have space for it.
Yus! It always makes me happy seeing Brett and Eddy listening and adapting to their fans.
I totally won't mind watching TSA ads...
Everyone check out Ginette Neveu, who beat David Oistrakh in a competition when she was 15 and he was 27. Carl Flesh taught her for free. Tragically, she and her brother died in a plane crash when she was only 30. Her recordings are on RUclips - you won't be disappointed.
Eddie goes to check how big his hands are on the piano. Starts playing. Is never seen again.
When they haven't seen your meme on LL40 hours: *intense sobbing**
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Imagine what masterpieces we'd have if Wolfgang A. Mozart's sister, Maria Anna's, compositions were "ALLOWED" to survive! It is said she was a much better musician than her brother. Sadly, once she was old enough to marry, Leopold didn't allow her to perform with them; much less COMPOSE and (heaven forbid) earn money (as a musician/at all) A woman who earned her own money was surely a... you know.
"It is said she was a much better musician than her brother"
Said by whom? She couldn't improvise at all and had to have Mozart compose modulating preludes for her to memorize so she could give the appearance of "improvising" at her concerts.
@@brianr.3085 said by Mozart himself actually lmao
@@user-xq6cn3xx3e where did Mozart say she was a better musician than he was though? Quote with source please.
Female composers do need more recognition, the ones composing now in real time such as my granddaughter Caroline Bordignon check out her web site
Omg I literally just recommended her viola/singing piece in the comments section of the Facebook version of this video! Funny
For those who are uneducated: the piece at the end is claire de Lune - Debussy
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