Cartoons That Will Make You Want To PRACTICE 

Eddy: “the cello needs to be between the legs” Joe: *has paralyzed legs*

When the notes of a cartoon are more correct than actual movies with actors

Peter: “I hate the violin, I hate music, I hate life, and I’m never doing this again” Brett and Eddy: 👁👄👁

“It should be between his legs, not in front.” *Joe, a paraplegic:* .

Tom and Jerry won an Oscar for this episode and it's so much worth it

Unsurprisingly, older cartoons score better in terms of attention to detail

Old school Tom & Jerry, man. That was such a different era of animation. I miss that so much sometimes.

Hello. I’m Japanese. I’d like to see you do a review of the ghibli film “whisper of the heart” since the main character is a violin craftsman and also plays violin in the film. I thought it might be interesting if you are looking for any more cartoons to introduce.

When you realize Family Guy put more effort into violin than movies.

"The Cello should be between the legs" *Sad crippled Joe noises*

My wife wanted to learn the piano as a kid. Her dad liked Saxophone, and forced her to learn that instead. From what her side of the family tell me, she was really, really good at it... but we've been married for 17 years and I've never heard her play a single note. She's told me that she'd literally rather lose both her arms than touch a sax again. Yeah, parents.... your kids aren't there for you to live vicariously through.

The reason Tom & Jerry is the most accurate on the notes, is because it's the only cartoon among those that was made during the period where they would shoot actual musicians playing and then animate using the live-action clips as references.

"its supposed to be between the legs and here its in front of the legs." He's ...in a wheelchair

I feel like TwoSet are my best friends, we do everything together, even watching cartoons..

For those who didn't catch it: Bugs Bunny's look in the last cartoon is based on Leopold Stokowski, popularly known for his collaboration with Disney for Fantasia. Stokowski used to conduct orchestras without the baton.

as a lactose intolerant singer, I have finally found my true calling.

My band director’s son said “Practice until you hate the song, then practice it till you like it again” lol Edit: Why is my top comment about my band director’s son being mean

TwoSet: The cello should be between the legs. Joe: Can't use his legs

2:14 and 4:04 Mendelssohn - Wedding March 5:40 Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata 5:49 Beethoven - Symphony No. 5 5:57 Mozart - Eine Kleine Nachtmusic 6:31 Strauss - Blue Danube Waltz 7:12 Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2

Twoset: Don't practice until your fingers bleed. Mother Eddy: If your fingers can still pick up chopstick tonight, you no practice enough! Practice!

Not surprised Tom & Jerry was TwoSet approved. They were most of our introductions to classical music before we even knew what classical music was

Peter gets tortured Twoset: Thats not good Peter breaks his violin Twoset: woaaaaaa, noooooo

The opera man: *singing* Bugs bunny: I’m about to end this mans life.

The idea of parents forcing their kids to practice in cartoons that ends with them not enjoying playing reminds me strongly of “Your Lie in April.”

The Tom an Jerry’s animation is a perfect highlight of “if I’m gonna spend hours and hours on each frame anyways, then it must be worth it to spend an extra 5 minutes makes sure each frame is playing the right key on the piano”

“The violin is two octaves lower than it sound like” Eddy, it’s a viola

Fun fact: _The Cat Concerto_ was Tom and Jerry's 4th Oscar winning short

I love how Jake mispronounces the names of musicians because he's probably never heard them spoken before and only read them.

“Mr Washywashy took all the joy out of this. I hate this, I hate the violin, I hate music” “That’s so true”

What does a viola and a lawsuit have in common? Everyone is happy when the case is closed

9:09 that bassoon is so sacrilegious oh my god

I think it makes sense that Jake's "violin" is two octaves lower than it should sound, since it's a viola

*cartoon start playing* Eddy & Brett: *immediately look disgusted*

Eddy: * wonders why violin sounds like viola * Violin: * is a viola *

I feel for the first character in family guy: my violin teacher when I was 13 took the joy out of playing the violin for me as he was a strict and sometimes abusive teacher when I tried my hardest. He practically scared me away and I begged my Mom to not let me continue. Looking back now, I wish I could've just found a better teacher and continued on. I love hearing the violin. But now I found interest in the viola and I'm gonna try it. 😎🎻

You young folk don't realize how much people of my generation got their classical music training from a cross-dressing wascally wabbit.

Brett and eddy: don’t practice until your fingers bleeds Also Brett and Eddy: practice 40 hours a day

"Cartoons get really dark" and that's why we like them

9:45 Moral lesson Dont mess with the Banjo

The part when peter appeared was exactly what happened to me. Like my parents pressed me so much and even made me play on a concert when i was a starter😔

It should be noted that "Adventure Time" takes place in a post apocalyptic future, and they've forgotten how to pronounce many words/names of the past. Lasagna and Sausage come to mind, which they consistently pronounce/spell wrong. Hence why Jake the Dog says "Beet hoven" and "Maz art."

4:36 Peter Griffin: "I hate the violin" Brett and Eddy: *Speechless*

Here's the piece by the way: 2:15 F. Mendelssohn Wedding March from A Midsummer Night's Dream 5:40 L. van Beethoven Moonlight Sonata 1st movement 5:57 W.A Mozart Serenade No. 16 Eine Kleine Nachtmusic "A Little Night Music" 1st movement 6:32 J. Strauss II Blue Danube Waltz 7:13 F. Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 9:29 (Bugs Bunny conducts himself)

9:27 I’ve never seen a bunny’s eyes go like that

„Do not play until your fingers bleed“ Guitarists: Welcome to my World😖

Funny how, after all these years later, the best comedy, animation, and attention to detail still goes to Tom & Jerry and Looney Tunes. No one does it like Chuck Jones and 1940's Hanna Barbera.

I'm always extra appreciative of old cartoons because they were likely hand drawn frame by frame.

I don't know if it's been said in the comments already, but the Cat Concerto (the one with Tom and Jerry) actually inspired Lang Lang to become a pianist! He watched the video when he was a kid and was touched by Liszt's music! And, the same thing happened to Alexandre Kantorow, a young and extremely talented French pianist! I'm actually a school teacher (elementary) and we watch the cartoon every now and then (my students never get tired of it...), as well as the actual piece (both for piano and orchestra). More classical music in elementary schools, please!

"The cello should be between the legs" Eddy, this man is in a wheelchair

If you think going to the toilet in this jacket is difficult, imagine how women in the floor length dresses feel xD

Fun fact: The cat concerto won a Oscar for the accuracy of the notes and taking time to animate the keys properly, except for rhapsody rabbit, which played the wrong notes unaccurately, it’s alright because animators didn’t know music or something.

As somebody who’s music teacher yelled at them for missing a 25 minutes rehearsal because she was busy with another class, I can confirm I shut down and don’t enjoy band anymore because of her.

Finally. They reacted to the Tom and Jerry one

"The violin was two octaves lower" Me who has seen that Adventure Time : JAKE PLAYS THE VIOLA!!!!

It always annoys me how in cartoons when someone is playing piano they lift up their hand like above their shoulder as a sort of "flourish" when in reality it would take too long to move it back down to the keys that you would mess up when doing that

When bugs bunny did the fermata it is like when the whole Orchestra can't get the last note in a piece and you have to keep playing that note until everyone is in tune

7:25 no wonder it was good. Tom and jerry actually won the oscars for that episode. The piano and the animation was so damn brilliantly done. It is my absolutely favourite episode of all time

Non-musician "what do you plan to do with your violin degree?" Idealist: "be a violin virtuoso!" Pessimist "play viola in gigs" Realist: "Roast cartoon musicians on youtube...."

7:53 Tom got no chills

(5:52) I like that he says "beet-hoven", since that's very accurate

I haven’t seen twoset in clothes that aren’t twoset apparel in a while

Jake actually does play the viola, and that was in the right octave.

6:59 yessss, you are spot onnn...the struggles of loving boba tea while also being lactose entolerant...

Peter’s jacket was never in the toilet. It was just his very very overwhelming drip.

Honestly that old cartoons really made me appreciate classical music. Not to sound all boomer and shit, but to bad they just don't make them like that anymore.

reason I enjoy classical music: Tom & Jerry reason I love classical music: TwoSet Violin

that specific tom and jerry episode is what got me into playing the piano AND animation the animation is so smooth and satisfying old tom and jerry is the best i absolutely adore it

I watched these as a young boy, as did my father, and he told me that Bugs, Tom&Jerry and the Sorcerer's Apprentice made him fall in love with classical music, and I can say the same

And to realize that all the characters are playing while having the physical limitation of only 4 digits on each hand.

Interestingly enough, if you know the story behind Adventure Time and how the world became the way it is in the show, it makes sense that Jake found some sheet music and doesn’t know how their names are supposed to be pronounced.

Cat concerto actually inspired me to start learning the piano way back when I was 5!! Now, 9 years later I can actually play H.R no. 2 and am about to get my diploma!

I remember seeing Jake the Dog play the viola when that episode aired in 2010 is what made me initially join orchestra in like, 4th grade.

Nothing makes me want to practice more than the threat of a psychotic mouse sleeping in my piano strings waiting to slam the lid on my fingers when I start playing

Eddy laughed when watching Tom and Jerry I'm happy

4:47 Their faces are like: “Actually I thought of that in elementary school.” “I do know someone who quit violin because tiger parents.”

Growing up with the classic cartoons turned me on to classical music at a young age. They should continue that legacy.

The only thing that makes me practice is TwoSet. Just after one more video...

You can't expect Tom and Jerry to not do the best like come on, their literal premise of emphasising every moment is classical music. It was such a musical treat to watch anything they do just because of the music.

I hated my teacher because I was in note but he wasn’t and he tried to get me to play off key. He refused to believe he was wrong. I played with a tuner app for my clarinet so I knew I was on note.

Warner Brothers and Hanna Barbera Cartoons were one of a kind. The humor, the attention to detail and the sheer craftsmanship is on another level. Still love to watch them today...

I was distracted by how good Eddy looks in this black outfit… 🙈🙈🙈

TwoSetViolins: *Do not play until your fingers bleed.* Me as a guitarist: WHAT YOU WEREN'T SUPPOSED TO DO THAT?

Also as an extra note. I think that Tom and Jerry episode was made in or around 1956 or something and animation was wayyyyy harder back then

3:07 bro the way they looked at each other when Mr. Washee Washee comes in

Australia: Air conditioner be quiet. Northern hemisphere: But it's winter.

I am so exited for Brett's tschaikowsky recording!

I freaking lost it at 9:57

4:42 - that scene made me realize why I stopped playing piano after 15 years of practising. When my finals came at music school, I wanted ( my family and my teacher especially ) to pass it with an A. I had 4 pieces to play and during all of this time, I was so nervous, that I forgot to breath. After nearly passing out and ending my audition, I obtained B -, which made me loose my s**t. I was screaming at home about why my mother hadn't aborted me and I nearly killed myself before them. A week later, my psychiatrist made me realize, that I have had PTSD for nearly 12 years, partially because of musical school. I'm writing this, because I am enormously grateful to you, that I still love music. Maybe I reconsider continuing at my own pace. For now the word " practise " make my body hurt, because I wanted to practise with quality ( I am not lazy by any means - I'm giving my whole energy into pieces I play ) than prolonging my dilemma " I have it all practised, but I played for nearly 1.5 hour. What do I have to do ? ".

The Tom and Jerry is really astounding how good the animation is. On the last trill, he even plays it two-handed, which is exceedingly unusual for a trill but is actually 100% what's written in the score.

EDDY IN A HIGH NECK TOP IS 👌🏻🔥

I like physics, but I love cartoons. ~Steven Hawking

Is it just me, or did anyone else notice that in the beginning 1:29 , Peter said “...like what Bugs Bunny wears when he’s with that opera guy.” And later in the video 9:35, twoset actually reviewed the that cartoon?

The old animations would use reference film and draw frame by frame the animations based on actual performances. Cab Holloway was the first person ever used.

'Tom and Jerry' introducing classical music to kids since 1940.

Man, these cartoons are what got into classical music! 🥰🎹🎻🎶🎵🎼

This is one of my favourites from you guys. I really enjoyed in my childhood when cartoons put classical music episodes on air.

Actually my latest violin teacher was a asshole. The last lesson I took ended up with me crying in my mother's car because he said I didn't learn anything in last 10 years... He wanted me to start right at the beginning again. Even though all the other teachers I had, orchestra members and current conductor said that I play well. So I stopped taking lessons. But I still play the violin. I love her too much to give it up. 💕

last time I was this early Brett didn’t have a viola.

Hi! Im glad im having violin lessons starting next week! Twoset is just funny and tells u to practice at the same time :)

4:57 exactly lol- i wanted to play violin when i was four and i got one for my birthday when i was 7. My parents made me show up for lessons twice a week and i ended up playing for four years. I quit when i was 11 a year before i started piano. I'm now 16 started bass a few months ago and glad i dont have a hobo guitar anymore- l love your channel still binge watch your videos lol