Actually it's more like: 1. Play a chord progression 2. Add syncopation 3. Add simple ostinatos outlining the chord progression (this is Phillip Glass post Einstein on the Beach)
1. Just play some easy octaves. (NOT EASY) 2. Make the melody so fast, it seems like the player is gliss-ing. (NOT SACRELIGIOUS BOI REFENCE) 3. Add whatever you want, chords, trills, left hand pizzicato. (BUT NEEDS TO BE AT LEAST 7 BARS OF THEM)
How to sound like Pachelbel: 1. Give the first violin a melody that can be overused in ads. 2. Give the second violin and the viola the exact same melody. 3. Make the cello count chickens
How to sound like Pachelbel: 1. Write a simple melody 2. Add counterpoint 3. Add ornamentation Pachelbel wrote other works than just the Canon, like the Hexachordum Apollinis.
@@stevestevestevesteve6466 No, pizziccato means plucking, so you pluck the strings pretty much like you would a guitar, but with the fretting hand. Hammer-ons and pull-offs without any bowing or plucking doesn't exist on violin as far as i know. There are no frets and amplification, so it would be pretty much inaudible.
With all the self deprecating humor that is common on this channel you tend to forget that these guys are still technically professional violinists. xD Well played, at least a lot better than me.
@@alexisblack4547 I don't think there's a video of it, but somewhere in LingLing 40 hours videos Brett was shown shook hands with Obama and he had a story about Saudi's King took a photo with him and other musicians.
This is really quite genius from an educational standpoint! Too bad more professors can't be as creative and humorous.However you are educating the next generation of audiences ....an amazing accomplishment!
How to sound like Stravinsky: 1. Play a beautiful melody 2. Transpose that beautiful melody into 7 other different keys and play them together. 3. GO CRAZY GO STOOPID
Stravinsky: 1. Create beautiful melodies 2. Create dark and dissonant accompaniment 3. Go crazy with dynamics and copy-paste fragments of different themes.
I switched to viola from violin instead of quitting altogether and it was the best decision I've ever made. Being surrounded by 10-12 year old violinists was unbearable.
1. J.S Bach: Violin Sonata 1 in G Minor 2. Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons: Summer 3. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Violin Concerto 4 4. Ludwig Van Beethoven Violin Concerto 5. Felix Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in E Minor 6. Johannes Brahms Violin Concerto 7. Niccolo Paganini Caprice 24 8. Jean Sibelius Violin Concerto 9.Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto 10. Alban Berg Violin Concerto 11. Sergei Prokofiev Violin Sonata 2 12. Dmitri Shostakovich String Quartet 8
This is basically Brett and Eddy exposing and mildly roasting each composer about their music. Never mind, not mildly roasting, just full on roasting composers and adding a dash of praise. (Poor Berg) (Edit) Thank you everyone for the likes. I never expected it to get this far as the most likes on comments I’ve gotten besides this is like 5. Anyway-I’m not a RUclipsr but still. Thanks
Well yes, classical musicians were every bit of show offs as modern musicians when it came to their crafts after all. I don't get the public misconception of classical musicians as some meek, studious, self-composed people while in fact, so many of them were the prototypes of rock stars nowadays.
@@harryrees627 Liszt for sure slept with more women than Mick Jagger, and Paganini definitely slept with a guy or two at some points. And the STDs, so many STDs, also bar fights, anger issues, infidelity, (vague) incest, alcoholism, general commitment issues, feud with fellow composers, antisemitism, etc...
How to sound like Dvorak: 1.) Play a beautiful melody 2.) Play it 3 more times 3.) Play a contrasting melody in the relative major/minor key 1.) Play the first melody again.
How to sound like Ling Ling: 1. Play an unoriginal melody 2. Figure out how to make it impossible with more accidentals and add lots of chords 3. Make it presto and add 16th notes 4. *Practice for 50 years straight with no food or water and add vibrato*
@@lunasnook4509 that's physically impossible. If he was Ling Ling, he would be *************************************** because he doesn't know how to *****************************************, thus making him impossible to be Ling Ling
Appealing to 3 types of people: 1. Kids - *plays Little Star* 2. Working Adults - *plays Flight of the Bumblebee* 3. Classical Musicians - *plays Paganini Caprice No. 24*
I love Brett’s tiny smirks when he gets into the music. He usually has the facial expression of a rock who’s dead inside but this video he showed actual human emotions.
@@duolingoowl7043 I seen the notification for this comment pop up on my phone and legit thought it was a Duolingo telling me to practice Portuguese.....
Omg I'm learning Liebestraum no3, and omg my hands, my arms, my fingerd hurt a lot. The two fcking hard cadenzas is literally the hardest thing I've ever played
@@collinbeal I agree. But let's get real, 4'33" is one of the most amazing pieces ever, from a philosophical point of view, from Cage's view on music and, of course, because it could have been plain and simple trolling.
@@8LyJu8 Sometimes it really is best to take things at face value. How much effort did it take him to write 4'33? None. No work, no creativity, nothing. The most thinking he even had to do was to decide how long it was going to be. And meanwhile millions of artists then and now are going unnoticed despite years of hard work and practice. It's nothing but the musical equivalent of leaving a canvas blank, then selling it for $999,999 because "iT rEpReSeNtS tHe eMpTiNeSs Of My sOuL." Except, someone has probably done that at this point. Don't buy into high art. It's all a sham.
@@Choinkus excuse me, do you think Cage didn't work hard for years? Didn't burn his eyelshes sutdying? He was Schönberg student, so I'm pretty sure he did, and that he probably had more talent for music than most people trying to be musicians in history. And he did several other works. The reason 4' 33" is famous is because it broke several structures and showed what Cage whole work in that rime period was: a study on silences that is still studied today. If all the other hard working musician had a 10% of the creativity that Cage had, starting with the indeterminacy, electroacustic and the use of non-stabdard musical instruments they would have been recognized too. They wouldn't even need to be part of the development of new dance styles like Cage was. And I'm saying this as a composer/composition student.
Ling Ling is so advanced he already watched every twosetviolin video from the first, to ones that haven't been made yet, before the Earth existed. WHILE PRACTICING.
You have to play it in a particular composer style and that’s what it get tested on after grade 8. Just playing their music doesn’t necessarily sound like different composers.
How to compose like Chopin: 1. Start with either a basic scale or arpeggio in any key 2. Add 16th notes to each note of that scale or arpeggio so that there are no breaks 3. Triple the speed so that it is almost impossible to play (This is almost all of his etudes)
To me it would be like: 1. Play a certain melody 2. Play it beautifully 3. Repeat 1 and 2 again and again, but add more notes to sound not repetitive (I’m referring to his Nocturne Opus 9 no.2)
I like how this video shows that at the core of most songs are pretty simple and built off of fundaments it's also a good method of practice to do this kind of thing.
0:48 This is basicly how the " *Sacrilegous, interesting, musician is born not made* " people play flight of the bumblebee but cant hear a single note barf
0:04J.S Bach: Violin Sonata 1 in G Minor 0:38 Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons: Summer 0:58 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Violin Concerto 1:15 Ludwig Van Beethoven Violin Concerto 2:02 Felix Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in e minor 2:12 Johannes Brahms Violin Concerto 2:36 Niccolo Paganini Caprice 24 2:57 Jean Sibelius Violin Concerto 3:38 Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto 4:10 Alban Berg Violin Concerto 4:34 Sergei Prokofiev Violin Sonata 2 4:57 Dmitri Shostakovich String Quartet 8
I don't know how many times I've seen this but each time I come back I'm still amazed at their talent and not only to play but their creativity and their talent for physical and intelligent musical comedy…
Tchaikovsky:
1. Write a Melody
*2. Put cannons on it*
When you live a closeted life during a marginalised era, something ought to serve as emotional output, I suppose.
Ecclesiastical personages?
TCHAIKOVSKY ALWAYS YES
not to be confused with cannons, of course XD
Elizabeth Piper / TinyMinuet holy shit xD I blame my bilingual brain, it wasn’t really working xD.
Tchaikovsky step 3: make it impossible to play
Brett: plays it
And he smiles like 😏
With ~flawless~ upbow staccato
Tchaikovsky : am i a joke to you?
You mean Paganini 😂😂😂
@@reimakousei793 3:59, Tchaikovsky :)
Philip Glass:
1. Play a simple, repetitive tune
1. Play a simple, repetitive tune
1. Play a simple, repetitive tune
2. Play a simple, repetitive step 1
1. Play a simple, repetitive tune
Repetition legitimized
Repetition legitimized
Actually it's more like:
1. Play a chord progression
2. Add syncopation
3. Add simple ostinatos outlining the chord progression
(this is Phillip Glass post Einstein on the Beach)
Steve Reich:
1. Play a simple, repetitive tune on multiple instruments
2. Phase
3. Phase
4. PHASE
Ingenious.
How to Paganini:
1. Impossible
2. Impossible
3. Stop dreaming
1. Just play some easy octaves. (NOT EASY)
2. Make the melody so fast, it seems like the player is gliss-ing. (NOT SACRELIGIOUS BOI REFENCE)
3. Add whatever you want, chords, trills, left hand pizzicato. (BUT NEEDS TO BE AT LEAST 7 BARS OF THEM)
You just need to sell your soul
Step 1: Sell your soul to devil
But I can play paganini caprice 24. SaCRIleGIOusLy
玉玲 dont play sacrilegiously
brett is actually insanely good at the caprice 24 left hand pizz. he plays it flawlessly in so many videos
Ikr shook
Ikr we all shook
Brett probably practice 41 hrs a day for that
Practice.
The real flawless is Kavakos
Mm, too bad he doesn’t have PERFECT PITCH. Jk I love him so much it’s ridiculous
How to play bumblebee?
1. play it slowly
2. play it quickly
3.if you can play it slowly, you can play it quickly
4.
*SPAZZZZZ* LIKE BEN LEEEEEEEEEEEEE
5. Play 15 notes a second
6. Be a sacrilegious boi and join talent shows
w e ' r e a s i m m e r i n g c h a n n e l
8. get embarrassed and never play again
How to sound like Twoset in a few steps:
1.👏meme review
2.Actual violin playing
3.Frequently use the word sacreligious.
I miss Ling Ling 40hrs... * sniffs *
@@clairev.g.7361 You're not alone
Frequently use the term *sacrilegious*
@@s4bre883 Good addition
Interesting
How To Compose Like Tartini:
1. Start writing a sonata
2. Fall asleep writing the sonata
3. Make the Devil finish your homework
Gg
or be like Mozart
1. ???
2. ???
3. write it the morning before it being performed
John Radical I was like number 100
@@wienzard93 1 and 2 could be gambling and drinking.
@@wienzard93 more like improvise on stage
How to sound like Pachelbel:
1. Give the first violin a melody that can be overused in ads.
2. Give the second violin and the viola the exact same melody.
3. Make the cello count chickens
WKWKWKWKWKWKWKKWWKWKWK
@@ruthsalgado6775 WKWKWKKW ARE U FROM INDO
lmaoo
How to sound like Pachelbel:
1. Write a simple melody
2. Add counterpoint
3. Add ornamentation
Pachelbel wrote other works than just the Canon, like the Hexachordum Apollinis.
Your forgot bass
Three steps to play like Ling Ling:
You can’t play like Ling Ling
step 1: You're not Ling Ling
Step 2: You will never be Ling Ling
Step 3: WHY YOU STILL TRYNG TO B-
@@banumathi8684 dafuq
Step 2?
@Isabella Pineda hi babe
I'm the 666th like to this post.
I was distracted by the post-it shirt
Same
This comment is straight up cruelty
I agree with your pfp and name
Same 😂
I really like the brett-bored-look. It's so SaCrIleGiOuslY "relateful".
How to draw a horse
1. Make a line
2. Add shapes
3. *Add The Finishing Touches*
Another twin avatar look
How to draw a horse
1. Make a line
2. Make some circles
3. Draw the rest of the fucking horse
Remember: there is no mistakes, just happy little accidents.
Are we just gonna ignore that perfect left hand pizz?
Sushi it was ALMOST perfect although i couldn’t do better
But of course
It's Brett... He can do it when he sleeps
perfect pizz > perfect pitch
@@stevestevestevesteve6466 No, pizziccato means plucking, so you pluck the strings pretty much like you would a guitar, but with the fretting hand. Hammer-ons and pull-offs without any bowing or plucking doesn't exist on violin as far as i know. There are no frets and amplification, so it would be pretty much inaudible.
1. Have fancy long hair
2. Be deaf
3. ???
4. -Profit- Professional.
i know whats number three, its get recognized by one austrian boi.
I’m halfway there
Oof
Gladness Animations And Arts ....
@@icravecheddar7401 number 4: ignore one austrian boi
How to sound like Liszt on the piano:
1. United States to Australia sized jumps
2. Lightspeed notes
3. Lots, and I mean lots of octaves
Everything you play has to be an octave
1 buy extra hands
2 buy extra pianos
3 cry because being arrested for buying hands
How to sound like Liszt:
1. Buy a big fish
2. Take it out of the water
3. Place it on the piano
This is brett and eddy lowkey reminding us that in fact, they are indeed talented. They do this to us every once in a while.
DrinkWaterOnce and I love it. We love it aren’t we 😢
Muzicle geeniuz is bOaRn not cReeAtEd
Yes, they are very talented both! When Brett was playing Mendelssohn and Tchaikovsky I was shocked! Eddie, please don't present him viola any more!
Talent doesn't exist. They just PRACTICE. You shiuld go PRACTICE too, or Ling Ling will find you.
What is low key
How to play like Brett:
1. Press random notes on piano
2. Try to hide that you don't have perfect pitch
3. Smile at the camera
interesting
savage XD
OOOOOOOOF
Jokes on you I do have perfect pitch
Lol
3:20 lost it when the police lights appeared above Brett's head LMAO
So funny.
So funny.
So funny.
LOL 😂
LOL 😂
1.bach: violin sonata no.1
2.vivaldi: four seasons: summer
3.mozart: violin concerto no.4
4.beethoven: violin concerto no.1
5.mendelssohn: violin concerto no.1
6.brahms: violin concerto no.1
7.paganini: caprice no.24
8.sibelius: violin concerto no.1
9.tchaikovsky: violin concerto no.1
10.berg: violin concerto no.1
11.prokofiev: violin sonata no.2
12.shostakovich: string quartet no.8
Thank you Rossa and Ani! My quest to become cultured continues 😁
the Prokofiev piece is Violin Sonata No.2, not Concerto No.1
Bless your kind soul
omg i love y'all thank you
I’m gonna be straight-forward: I love you!!!!! Thank you soooo much!
Shostakovich: Play the Mii theme but with Russian Oppression
Ikr
😂😂😂😂😂
I literally choked 😂😂
In soviet Russia, Mii is Yuu
jub8891 UUS*
dont hurt my boy
How to sound like Mahler:
Step One: Start writing a concerto
Step Two: Have a heart attack
Step Three: Done
Yep
Lol
Mahler wrote concertos?
@@bachagain1685No he did not
The heart attack was so fatal that he accidentally wrote 9 symphonies instead.
Sometimes I forget Brett and Eddy are actually amazing violin players 😂😂
So do I.
yeah me too😂
Yeh, same
Saaaame, I felt bamboozled for the first 4 composers and then I remembered "Right, they are amazingly talented and trained musicians."
It would be nice to simply hear them play more, just music. No reactions, no comedy, just music.
With all the self deprecating humor that is common on this channel you tend to forget that these guys are still technically professional violinists. xD Well played, at least a lot better than me.
You could say that again.
"Technically". Brett played in a quartet at the G20 infront of the most powerful people on the planet.
Idiomatick is there I video?? I want to see this 🤣
@@alexisblack4547 I don't think there's a video of it, but somewhere in LingLing 40 hours videos Brett was shown shook hands with Obama and he had a story about Saudi's King took a photo with him and other musicians.
PRACTICE
Funny how they put "IMPOSSIBLE TO PLAY" and then show Brett playing it perfectly
They make it sound so simple to be one of the world’s most famous composers😂
FurAn'Rabbits but actually, musical geniuses are born, not made
@@chichamorada6463 Ａｍａｚｉｎｇ
@@chichamorada6463 if you can play it slow you can play it fast
Fluffy Marshmallow Oh silly me you’re right, of course, I forgot :-)
Y'all being so sacrilegious, I can't believe it
alternative title: how to not sound sacrilegious
This is really quite genius from an educational standpoint! Too bad more professors can't be as creative and humorous.However you are educating the next generation of audiences ....an amazing accomplishment!
How to sound like Stravinsky:
1. Play a beautiful melody
2. Transpose that beautiful melody into 7 other different keys and play them together.
3. GO CRAZY GO STOOPID
Stravinsky:
1. Create beautiful melodies
2. Create dark and dissonant accompaniment
3. Go crazy with dynamics and copy-paste fragments of different themes.
Hahahahha
To sound like a violist you cry and contemplate your life choices
*listen here buddy*
I switched to viola from violin instead of quitting altogether and it was the best decision I've ever made. Being surrounded by 10-12 year old violinists was unbearable.
That's what every musician does
Oof I felt that
@@arisymphony LMFAO FELT THAT.
Can we get a video of Brett playing the full caprice of Paganini and concerto of Tschaikovsky?
Yeah I'd like to see them doing serious performances and covers. Like, a second little channel but serious
YES
Yes want to see it
Actually iirc Eddy have one channel like this
Make this top comment!!!
2:36
“Come up with a simple tune”
Plays Paganini Caprise No. 24.
Well... its paganini sooooo😂
Well the tune itself is not musically complicated : repetitive rythm, non comolicated harmony
It’s caprice not “caprise.”
The tune is similar to the bass line of Vivaldi's La Follia (in the last variation)
I know right???!!!!
1. J.S Bach: Violin Sonata 1 in G Minor
2. Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons: Summer
3. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Violin Concerto 4
4. Ludwig Van Beethoven Violin Concerto
5. Felix Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in E Minor
6. Johannes Brahms Violin Concerto
7. Niccolo
Paganini Caprice 24
8. Jean Sibelius Violin Concerto
9.Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto
10. Alban Berg Violin Concerto
11. Sergei Prokofiev Violin Sonata 2
12. Dmitri Shostakovich String Quartet 8
epic cool job
Nice! Excellent service ;)
No. 2 Is Vivaldi: Storm
Thank you so much! I needed this
@RB Reenolpu
Actually, "Storm" is just how some people call the 3rd movement of Summer by Vivaldi, but it's not really the "official" name.
Brett and Eddy: *Trying to sound like different composers*
Me: Hehehe sounds accurate
Also Me: *Does not play the violin or know music theory*
Then theres me: *cant even read music properly* I only hear things not memorize them
I just like what I hear
I can confirm that most stuff is sort of accurate to most composers
Also you: somehow knows what music theory is and how it applies to the video
Me: don't know anything about music and have no idea why am i even here
2:49 *Practices left hand pizz for 48 hours to play Paganini*
2:57 *in the end you get paid just to play an ambulance siren in D minor*
Musician life
I felt that.
Wow the police sirens had me there x)
scrolled through the whole comment section to find this!
Me too 🚨
Guess Brett lose the rock paper scissor to play the 2nd violin this time
No siccisors paper rock 😀
Scissors , paper, rock
Scissors paper stone
Blades, flat wood, pebble
Cut cut, wood cut , hard cut
Why nobody isn't talking about how Eddy looks like walking on the clouds when he plays Sibelius? When I watch him enjoying like that, I got chills...😌
They're multiplying
And I'm losing control
Sibelius drop at 3 million subscribers!
That's why I'm so excited for his Sibelius drop
@@tweepy123 for reAL
Netflix, please revive Vivaldi for a fifth season.
They literally made a musical called "Vivaldi's Fifth Season" (Vivaldi: Die Fünfte Jahreszeit)
Lmao
You made my day 😂
😂😂
Can they make "Vivaldi: Glonal warming"
Others: "WOOOAHH FLIGHT OF THE BUMBLEBEE"
Brett and Eddy: Paganini Caprice No. 24
No it's Moto Perpetuo
DecidueyeStudios which means always moving
as a pianist this is what i hear most often: OMG CAN YOU PLAY FUR ELISE?
I like how in all these videos Eddy is being so expressive and feeling the music and himself. Meanwhile Brett is just... Dead.
2:49 though…
It takes someone who really knows music and their composers to be able to make a seemingly simple video like this.
I like how they help non musicians to easily understand different ways/techniques used by different composers. Few jargons used.
@@edyuentt That's their talent!
How to break a world record:
Step 1: slowly
Step 2: quickly
Step 3: Don't use a metronome.
if you can play it slowly you can play it quickly 😂👌🏼
Bonus Step for world recognition: Be Ling Ling
But you know this step is impossible :D
;-;
step 3: profit
You forgot the 'sell your soul to Satan' for Paganini.
I love the siren on Brett's head when he was playing Sibelius. Too real......
This is basically Brett and Eddy exposing and mildly roasting each composer about their music. Never mind, not mildly roasting, just full on roasting composers and adding a dash of praise. (Poor Berg)
(Edit) Thank you everyone for the likes. I never expected it to get this far as the most likes on comments I’ve gotten besides this is like 5. Anyway-I’m not a RUclipsr but still. Thanks
Well yes, classical musicians were every bit of show offs as modern musicians when it came to their crafts after all. I don't get the public misconception of classical musicians as some meek, studious, self-composed people while in fact, so many of them were the prototypes of rock stars nowadays.
kenneth hwang exactly - look at the lives of Liszt and Paganini for example
@@harryrees627 Liszt for sure slept with more women than Mick Jagger, and Paganini definitely slept with a guy or two at some points. And the STDs, so many STDs, also bar fights, anger issues, infidelity, (vague) incest, alcoholism, general commitment issues, feud with fellow composers, antisemitism, etc...
I’m ur 1k like:)
Ines Berosa Omg yeah! That’s so cool. I’ve never had this many likes so it feels kinda strange
Steps to play like Liszt
1. Insanity
2. More Insanity
3. Even more insanity.
@@heyytheree exactly.
How to compose like Chopin:
1: summon a cat
2: write down everything
3: make it impossible
@@julzz5233 imitations hrhr
Tchaikovsky make it impossible but brett just makes it look so easy bruh...
What's that piece again?
@@orjhyu3v2ehv3h Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto
NNTN J I honestly think Brett the better Violinist of them both
He did that with Paganini too
it helps that he’s been playing it for years. anything you practise for years will sound pretty good, given a base level of skill
So early that ling ling has only practiced 39 hours
then ling ling isnt ling ling
Kristie Leyton I laughed even if this comment wasn’t original. Thanks.
That's not possible :0
3:36 that moment when you realize you don't have to wait for Brett's Tchaikovsky drop
2:56 Or Eddy’s Sibelius.
@@Megan4434 It even included Brett as the orchestra! 😊
Step 1: Have a special made NASA violin
Step 0: Be born a genius
omg yes
bumblebee
Ahmad Alashwal step -7 have a ling ling, nasa, 1 million dollar, and electric violin
more like be born ling ling
How to sound like Dvorak:
1.) Play a beautiful melody
2.) Play it 3 more times
3.) Play a contrasting melody in the relative major/minor key
1.) Play the first melody again.
You forgot the last step.
Don't let go.
Somewhere out there, a Dvorak piece is still ending
As someone who played Paganini Caprice 24 the way Brett can play the left hand pizz is insane.
He's the Perfect Pizz Boi
*How to Sound like 3 Composers:*
1. Study their Language
2. Master their accent
3. Practice
Finally an original and funny comment, there's still hope in this community
How to be funny without mentioning Ling Ling
How to sound like Ling Ling:
1. Play an unoriginal melody
2. Figure out how to make it impossible with more accidentals and add lots of chords
3. Make it presto and add 16th notes
4. *Practice for 50 years straight with no food or water and add vibrato*
Come on dude 50 years is easy
but 72 hours a day is not
@@TypodPikachu Me) CHALLENGE ACCEPTED. Close enough.
Remember this is how to sound like lingling only.
No, Prestissimo and triplets and grace notes and faster notes than sixteen notes😂😂😂😂
Play well doesn't mean play fast
let us first take a moment to appreciate brett's left hand pizz
ALL HAIL THE BRETTY BANG
You forgot steps 4&5 for Paganini
Making it humanly impossible but still bopable
Tchaikovsky Step 3: make it impossible to play
me: then....
whY cAn yOu fRickeN pLay iT?!?!
Because Brett does the impossible
Because he's secretly Ling Ling
@@lunasnook4509 that's physically impossible. If he was Ling Ling, he would be *************************************** because he doesn't know how to *****************************************, thus making him impossible to be Ling Ling
@@TypodPikachu its a joke pffffft
Simple, practice 40 hours a day
Appealing to 3 types of people:
1. Kids - *plays Little Star*
2. Working Adults - *plays Flight of the Bumblebee*
3. Classical Musicians - *plays Paganini Caprice No. 24*
I love Brett’s tiny smirks when he gets into the music. He usually has the facial expression of a rock who’s dead inside but this video he showed actual human emotions.
Does everyone noticing everytime Brett is hitting the right notes and killing it, he always kinda smirk/?. Anyone with me?
Kyuu Kirigaya yeah and that smile just killing me！
@@keaia2339 IKR XD
That feeling when you nail a hard as fuck passage that took you cumulatively 60 hours to get to that speed.
I understand that smirk all to well.
TestSubjectQWTD truee
@@duolingoowl7043 I seen the notification for this comment pop up on my phone and legit thought it was a Duolingo telling me to practice Portuguese.....
Step 3 play like Tchaikovsky:
"Make it impossible to play"
Brett just played it.
Brett is impossible.
Liszt:
Step 1: Play a very hard melody
Step 2: Add more notes to make it impossible
Step 3: Add more notes to make it more impossible
You should add more *far-off* notes (that should not be played by the same hand)..
And Liszt made Chopin's work even harder to play...How the fuck was that possible?? oh, it's not but he did it anyway...
Omg I'm learning Liebestraum no3, and omg my hands, my arms, my fingerd hurt a lot. The two fcking hard cadenzas is literally the hardest thing I've ever played
john cage:
1) don't play anything
2) still not playing
3)why are you even watching someone sit and stare at piano
Why the fuck does nobody remember John Cage for anything other than that piece? His piano works are amazing
Collin Beal YES THANK YOU
@@collinbeal I agree. But let's get real, 4'33" is one of the most amazing pieces ever, from a philosophical point of view, from Cage's view on music and, of course, because it could have been plain and simple trolling.
@@8LyJu8 Sometimes it really is best to take things at face value. How much effort did it take him to write 4'33? None. No work, no creativity, nothing. The most thinking he even had to do was to decide how long it was going to be. And meanwhile millions of artists then and now are going unnoticed despite years of hard work and practice. It's nothing but the musical equivalent of leaving a canvas blank, then selling it for $999,999 because "iT rEpReSeNtS tHe eMpTiNeSs Of My sOuL." Except, someone has probably done that at this point. Don't buy into high art. It's all a sham.
@@Choinkus excuse me, do you think Cage didn't work hard for years? Didn't burn his eyelshes sutdying? He was Schönberg student, so I'm pretty sure he did, and that he probably had more talent for music than most people trying to be musicians in history. And he did several other works.
The reason 4' 33" is famous is because it broke several structures and showed what Cage whole work in that rime period was: a study on silences that is still studied today.
If all the other hard working musician had a 10% of the creativity that Cage had, starting with the indeterminacy, electroacustic and the use of non-stabdard musical instruments they would have been recognized too. They wouldn't even need to be part of the development of new dance styles like Cage was.
And I'm saying this as a composer/composition student.
Sibelius:
Eddy: Such expressiveness... Such beauty...
Brett: haha police siren go wee o wee o
I’m amazed at how they came up with these steps cause they are just ironically true and hilarious
40 hours earlier than ling ling.
Because Ling ling doesn’t have time to watch videos.
ling ling is so advanced that he already watched the video before it was made
@@elena-jl1xp before he was born*
Ling Ling is so advanced he already watched every twosetviolin video from the first, to ones that haven't been made yet, before the Earth existed. WHILE PRACTICING.
Bach - 0:04
Vivaldi - 0:38
Mozart - 0:58
Beethoven- 1:15
Mendelssohn - 2:02
Brahms - 2:12
Paganini - 2:36
Sibelius- 2:57
Tchaikovsky - 3:38
Berg - 4:10
Prokofiev - 4:34
Shostakovich - 4:57
Thanks!
5:15 wiiii
play 15 notes a second to sound like sacrilegious boi
22 notes to sound even more sacrilegious.
@@死ねちゃん yass
Then go on a tv show
Then play 15/22 notes a second
Bam how to be sacrilegious in 3 steps
@@rohankothari9785 dont forget to hire an accompanist who wears like a bee
Step 3 for Vivaldi made me laugh soooooo much! So did Prokofiev and Shostakovich...
The funny thing about the vivaldi one is that eddy is insanely good at playing summer-presto
How to sound like different composers in 1 step
1. *Play their music*
+ *I CAN DEFINITELY PLAY BERG!!!!* *YESSS!!!!!!!*
You have to play it in a particular composer style and that’s what it get tested on after grade 8. Just playing their music doesn’t necessarily sound like different composers.
@@Abby-wx6kl I can play music by any composer and it sounds like different ones (in a bad way) LOL
2:40 oh yes, that's a simple tone.. thanks to brett..
Compared to step 2 and 3 it is...
As a composer, I love this MORE than you guys probably could ever imagine.
me: "step 3: make it impossible to play" lol
brett: plays the "impossible" part beautifully
me: (surprised pikachu face)
Try surprised Magikarp face
It's even more surprised
Lol it’s like those drawing tutorials where the steps are 1. Outline basic shapes 2. Connect them 3. Add dEtAiLs
How to compose like Chopin:
1. Start with either a basic scale or arpeggio in any key
2. Add 16th notes to each note of that scale or arpeggio so that there are no breaks
3. Triple the speed so that it is almost impossible to play
(This is almost all of his etudes)
To me it would be like:
1. Play a certain melody
2. Play it beautifully
3. Repeat 1 and 2 again and again, but add more notes to sound not repetitive
(I’m referring to his Nocturne Opus 9 no.2)
when you study music but can't tell if they're just making shit up or playing actual compositions
when you don’t study music but can tell that they’re playing actual composition
Hey is that kuvshinov ilyas art in your profile pic?
@@Rostra66 hey that was my way of complimenting them...but you're just dissing me -_-
@@Rostra66 😂😂👏👏👏👏
@@mikanchan322 Xiumin? cuz Me too. He's off for the military tomorrow isn't he
To sound like a violin maestro
*Get an Asian mum that forces you to*
2:49 brett never failed to impress me with his perfect left hand pizz TvT
3:20
This caught me off guard and I spat out the milk I was drinking
*sees Sibelius*
Giving some love to my favorite! I wonder if they'll do Tch-
*Sees Tchaikovsky*
I never should have doubted.
I like how this video shows that at the core of most songs are pretty simple and built off of fundaments it's also a good method of practice to do this kind of thing.
0:48 This is basicly how the " *Sacrilegous, interesting, musician is born not made* " people play flight of the bumblebee but cant hear a single note
barf
2:57-3:38: Brett was playing the viola for the accompanied for Sibelius
Kairu Mitchell oh crap ur right
OOOOOOOOOooooof
How to be sacrilegious:
2. Play Flight of the bumblebee slowly
3. Now play it quickly
Oh, wait. I forgot step 1: you should've been born a genius
4:10 - 4:30 extend that and that is my practise
oof
practice proprelly you sacreligious being >:(
@@Lakewithmultiplees spell "properly" properly you mediocre musician wannabe
0:04J.S Bach: Violin Sonata 1 in G Minor
0:38 Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons: Summer
0:58 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Violin Concerto
1:15 Ludwig Van Beethoven Violin Concerto
2:02 Felix Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in e minor
2:12 Johannes Brahms Violin Concerto
2:36 Niccolo Paganini Caprice 24
2:57 Jean Sibelius Violin Concerto
3:38 Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto
4:10 Alban Berg Violin Concerto
4:34 Sergei Prokofiev Violin Sonata 2
4:57 Dmitri Shostakovich String Quartet 8
I can't stop watching Brett playing Caprice No. 24...
Seriously, I'm not even a violinist, but I find this really mesmerizing...
Brett showing us once again he’s been practicing his 24 caprices
Brett rolling his eyes is my mood for my entire lives
2:48 Brett's absolutely effortless LH pizz for my own reference because i never cease to be impressed by it
Steve Reich :
Step 1 : refer to step 3
Step 2 : refer to step 1
Step 3 : refer to step 2
I hope to witness Brett play Tchaik (the full concerto) in this channel.
He did that a few months ago :)
@Grace MA yeah, and next, sibelius by Eddy for 3mil
I love Brett's expressions, or lack thereof
I don't know how many times I've seen this but each time I come back I'm still amazed at their talent and not only to play but their creativity and their talent for physical and intelligent musical comedy…
:) Thank you Brett for that beautiful demonstration
FAAAkeee
DecidueyeStudios r/wooosh
@@miyo1460 r/woooosh
How to play like Paganini:
1. Play a simple but fast melody.
2. Make it harder.
3. Sell your soul to the devil...
2:49 I'm actually impressed
I really like the Tchaikovsky one, it like:
Play an expressive melody
Make it sound impressive
Make it impossible..
Someone: How do I sound like Paganini? TwoSet: Write a simple melody and make it harder
1:29 DID EDDY JUST FLIP ME OFF?