COMPOSER VIOLIN CHARADES (but we can't play the composer) 

Well all their violin charades feel like that to a non musician like me 😂😂😂 though I enjoy it very much nonetheless 😆😆

Alexander Hendrson Isn’t that what their whole youtube channel is to non-musicians?

Any in particular? The ones that aren't explained are 1) Paganini/Liszt (Liszt wrote the "Grandes Études de Paganini") and 2) Schumann/Schubert (oftenly confused for one another).

@@joanne3133 That's basically it, depending on the pieces. Ravel and Debussy, for instance, just have the same nationality (both french)

@@oliviapereira364 pretty sure La Campanella is associated with both Paganini and Liszt

Agree

editor showed telekinesis too

HAHAHAHAHAHA

Um nah editor showed instant transmission from dbz since Brett had this 2 fingers on his forehead

teleLingLing

Good catch! Wasn't able to notice that. 😊

this needs more like . it is an actual fate and both composers were paired too arghh

Yeah Brett Tchaikovsky 2 mil drop and eddy sibelius 3 mil drop

OMG THAT IS FATE

Orangey- Gaming its 3mil

First valve on French Horn...I pay respects.

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Literally has me dead 😂😂😂😂

Oh no no no XDDDDDDD

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Lol I'm dead

Brett you go though this takes nothing from you

Wow 137 likes didn’t expect that

insert Randy Marsh

I didn't expect THAT exact.

They did do that already. It was interesting feeding the video into a reverser

Nice profile pic

Dan out here watching ling ling lmao

Eddy has perfect pitch but Brett is the actual GENIUS :D :D :D. Hacking the classical music

Upside down and backwards!

Geniuses are born not created

@@annyeonghaseyobangtansyeon4153 omg did u change ur pfp 😳

@@reaganb6013 oh u noticed lol-

@@annyeonghaseyobangtansyeon4153 yeah, it's been a while since ive seen u lol

@@reaganb6013 indeed it has lol 👋👋

Hmmmm... Oh I know! A pop star! Also why he....

Yes in fact a similar rising motive is used as a re-occurring motif of Vieuxtempts 5 except instead of (D - E - A - F) its (E - F# - A - G#)

Or Shostakovich 5, 3rd mvt in fact (minus the transposition)

Tune the violin to D E A F and try and play like that

@@abedinsubashi that's not a good idea to tune the G string that much higher...*snap*

He could’ve just spelled out BAE tho.

To Diem Hong they did go to music university so.....

Yes

Sooo good

Im non-musician twosetter and they taught me soooooo many things aside all the jokes so yes.

They’re musicians of course they know a lot

Ikr, i noticed that too

I've had students practice passages backwards as a way too make playing them correctly, easier! It works and deepens the understanding of the connections between the notes. Inverting, reversing and otherwise transposing is also a theme and variation technique composers have often employed to create the variation sections of music!

RetroPS4 It doesn’t work like that bro, music most of the time is muscle memory, thus experience. I highly doubt trying to play or read the sheet-music backwards helps “understanding” the music better. Why not try and play it normally? XD

@@dbruinsm132 to superficially memorize something yes it's muscle memory. However say it's a fast passage that is particularly troublesome for some reason, seeing and understanding how those notes connect is quite useful (especially in something really advanced or complex.) For example, large shifts (like Saint-Saens 3. Shifting down is just as important and sometimes harder than shifting up). Even though the shift goes up in the music practicing the reverse dirrection helps the hand feel and learn the motion more completely. Also a downshift can be harder sometimes and will affect intonation particularly. If this weren't true there would be no point to studying scales ascending and descending! Another reason to go backwards is because the notes will sound "new" it can give an ear-unbiased way to check intonation accuracy. (This was evident in Brett's playing as when he reversed the notes of Mahler he was out of tune (even after repeating it multiple times!!) Obviously playing an entire composition backwards would be a silly parlor trick. However, working a passage from it's basic elements breaking them apart, and then putting them back together is the path we take to learn something thorougly (so in performance, we are less likely to have a memory slip or make mistakes). Playing something backwards is just another tool that can be used to make the real thing seem easier. It is also probably not something that useful to do at tempo at least not in large sections. Remember, there are multiple stages to learning a piece, and each time we repeat the process, we gain a better, deeper understanding of it, especially from a compositional point. Learning a piece is much more than simply memorizing notes on a page.

RetroPS4 Thanks a lot for the reply. Me myself I do not play the violin, actually played drums for 7 years, stopped and playing guitar for 3 years now. That basically means I do NOT Know any music theory, rhythm guitar is very easy now just listening to particular riffs and melodic riffs of a song(thank you my drum experience). But when it comes to lead guitar, it is horrible haha. I learned the solo from Master of puppets, night of long knives, One, unforgiven etc. By muscle memory it is easy, it just takes about a whole week to learn it. but now I finally understand after 3 years that understanding the individual parts of notes in kinda important to writing own pieces of music. Maybe I should give the whole backwards thing a try. Thanks man, maybe I will become LingLing one day

@@dbruinsm132 Thanks for listening to my long-winded reply! And it's cool that a former drummer and aspiring metal guitarist is interested in classical 🎻 :) ..Or perhaps you are just here for the [excellent] comedy ✓ :p And yeah, I feel it really hits when you want to learn how to compose something yourself, this kinda thing is useful studying underlying melodic or harmonic structures. Anyhow, while the majority of my life I have devoted to studying classical music and violin, I definitely am a casual metal and prog fan as well! Oh and as to Ling Ling, we all ascribe to such impossible lofty aspirations:)

Dis 😂😂😂

yeah lmaooo

Charade, guys!

Yes!

@@shirleyliiwu5015 .... no ..no .. that's not how that works

That was EPIC. I was trying to concentrate on my homework and not just full out cackle up.

Ekin Togay I felt that

How did this get 600 likes lol

How did i get 600 likes, thanks guys

@@JiuWei_Mic all 600 of them had same reaction maybe xd

Yes lmao the entire sequence after 7:05 has me dead 💀

I still come back to this video, purely for that part😂

And Eddy’s facial expression after that!

ME! God, Editor-san, RESPECT

That sounds awesome!

eddys brest is wet

Sacrilegious idea

Now that idea I really like.

Great idea!

Johnathan Bui good idea, but 99% of the comments are going to be Justin Y’s.

I laughed so hard and I don't know why.

Oof

YES THEY SHOULD DO THIS

Unoriginal

Good point😂

Madeline Loyd Yeah, I was thinking about that as well. 😂

They moved the other's mind juices.

*_HE HATH TELEKINESIS._*

Teleportation: what the editor showed

Izzy No It DoEsNt11!

Nah, because rearranging the piece makes it not what the composer wrote, therefore it is only related to the composer.

Izzy eddy is better at acting and knowing what to play

Izzy technically not because he didn’t play the song be did it backwards which reserves the notes

OrangeSquidaii put _ in front and behind the text like _ here _ (dont put those spaces) _yeet_

Omg yes! The beginning had me completely hooked🙌🏻

YESSSSSSS

The 3 million

At 4 million subscribers. 3 mil should be Eddy playing Sibelius

Ashton Wong Liszt re-arranged the piece which was originally played on the violin

watch?v=cTZK9jGAPWU

They already did 😊 : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cTZK9jGAPWU.html

That would have been against the rules🤣🤣

@@AAYLVI just realized why, it’s because of it silent piece 😂

Lukáš W His face tho 😂

Telemann, Pachelbel, Correlli, Gabrielli among others too! Let’s give our baroque boys som representation!

H B Also Buxtehude, Rameu, Lully, Torrelli

JAJJSS

Ham fam :)

Don't forget Quantz :)

You mean la campanella

@@tahajula2829 i'm pretty sure they meant death and Maiden by Schubert

Oh k

@@chloeburbank_ thanks for correcting

Yeah wtf

*AMAZING* I truly am amazed btw

the power of ling ling

Harry Rees I’m confused what was clean

@@makaylahatesyou6703 the upbow staccato :o

im not 😂

they just guess by the same period and music type.

20+ years of practice, 10+ years of playing together, 4 years of music uni... and their charade-ability ! 😉

They are mostly playing composers of the same nationality from the same era. That generally narrows it down to one or two candidates.

Sphere723 I thought he meant how quickly they can tell what composer is playing.

How u little talented thing

Thank you put my eyes need bleached from you picture

You spelled Stravinsky wrong

Hey what's the beginning piece as in like the intro when they were introducing I can't remember the name

@@Moirikha la campanella?

coughs really loudly

Omg 😂😂 made my day

lol yeah that's what i first thought

Well Eddy’s the groom

now that's all I see, thanks!

Agreed, it's asian magic. So unfair! Their day is 40 hours and yet they age at half the rate!

@@miloradowicz and this is why they practice 40 hours a day too!

They actually are 45 (Kidding)

@Aver Y Brett is 27 and Eddy is 26

J. Olazaran no

No

No

Yea

No

I just need that background music playing out of nowhere in my life when I screw up

2:48

3 mill 2 mill

And the FX they used was more likely to be teleport

You guys didn't get it? It's a charade!

Jay Wing i thought that the joke

And even in sci-fi context, that term is also misused: Tele = far, kinesis = movement, hence when I pick a box up by hands and throw it across a distance, that's telekinesis being applied on that box. Psychokinesis is the correct term to describe this ability, or literally, as the Chinese translation of it: 念力 (mind-force).

Maybe he used telekinesis to cheat by moving around the cards in the hat.

True.

It haunts me...

True.

More like terminated due to memory access violation.

lol

Also 6:16

DE.Lilac *attempts throughout the fire and flames backwards* you know what, I don’t think so

You again wtf

But ling ling jokes are getting old. We need more twoset memes. Also you are obviously just an AI that is cursed to eternally roam the internet and leave comments on every video you watch.

Are u a bot account

Respecc man

Get out of our turf ninja, oh yeah yeah

except there are hundreds of thousands out there, unless i missed the joke

The Classical Nerd of Classical yeah i was joking

lol

This comment is under-rated 😂😂😂😂😂

HAHAHAHA

Edith Yuen flight of the bumblebee

Ooof

Ouff

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Ooph

Ouuuufff

They kinda did it in that video : "The Backwards Challenge" ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cTZK9jGAPWU.html .

Piece was never an option

But you have to empower and inspire people with the first 24K gold violin for 1.5 million dollars.

If you can play charades forwards, you can play it backwards

Makesh Srinivasan you were saying?

Je already commented

Lmao

He has been here for a while now.

Wieniawski not "Wieniowsky"...

Ikr! I laughed too much I can't- XD

It sounds like an anime character or something. 😂😂😂

LING LING DISSAPROVAL

Good luck to him! Better than no instrument!

Oh sir is a honor to meet you! (LoL)

No, now bach from whence you came, trust you can't handel 2019, have truST, RAUS!

Frédéric Chopin GENERAL KENOBI

oh my love monsieur 😍😘

Oh. Hello.

Jesse G. I won’t go practice at 12am.. don’t you think thats a little bit too late/early?

@@sparklyqueenie452 But you have to or you will never reach 40 hours and become Ling Ling.

atm i can'tcause my wrist got inflatable due to too much wrist vibrato

Its practicing not practising

Writing Comments About Practicing Isnt Practicing😉

I thought i was the only one that noticed

I would say but I'd likely get a big ol _ban_

🌚

It's wetedy

He’s lactating.

I thought I was only one who thought that lol

I would play hallelujah cuz he looks like lord farquaad