Paganini Caprice Tier List 

Aww that's so sweet 🥺🥰

Wholesome

That's cute 😊😊

Awww!! 😃😂❤️

Awe that’s the most wholesome comment I’ve read today 🥺

she?

@@ckchang-wg2lw yep. Watch the Among Us video

David Garrett for the 24th caprice had me laughing

Read this comment before watching and now I can't wait to see them, love her ❤️

@@eibyzelnik wow

Oh- that sounds... quite iNtErEsTiNg

hey, a fellow toki pon(a-)ist!

@@AndewMole toki a!

'D is just getting longer and longer' too

@@AndewMole toki a!

Ta ta ta, ta ta ta 😄

LOL

Jajajaja jajajajaja so true

We’re not prodigies they said. AlL mEn Do Is LiE

when musical geniuses are created: iMpoSsiBle

interesting

Garett playing the role (and music) of Paganini so it should count, yeah? ;-) 'sides, he looks better, lol.

le orchestral pagananini has arrived

I CACKLED

@oxoelfoxo he doesn't have that smirk of unbridled mischief..... but he is hot so he's got that lol

I see you everywhere

SIMPBELIUS LMAOOO

Epik komment

bro-

Just... Ughhh Take my like and go away.

that's a very punny comment you've just made,,, you wouldn't mind if i just stole it for when school starts next year to say in orchestra

Y E S

HOW DO YOU MAKE YOUR WORDS LIKE THAT?

@@TwoSetViolinEdits it is markdown

Lol

La campanella is the most no-caprice caprice sounding

@@aaaaa8489 La Campanella is not part of 24 caprices

@@aaaaa8489 la Campanella is a concerto, that’s why

​@@ketsiabk777Paganini concerto caprices 🫂🫂😇👍🏻

lol

Same

same

same :')

LOL😂😂😂

"Thirds" meaning chords in piano and guitar talk. And marimba, organ, ukulele, harp, glockenspiel, etc.

@@Allen2 no? A third in piano talk is two notes together three steps apart

@@officialmozart so a minor third interval right? (idk my music stuff, sorry if its incorrect)

Any 3rd counts, so major, minor and others count too

@@Allen2 chord in general means 3 or more notes, you can imply a chord with just a third and fifth or root and third but it’s still not really a chord. Calling something a third or fifth or anything by the interval name is common in any instrument

But can he play any of them from beginning to end? All Brett and Eddy seem to do is bust out little phrases from famous pieces rather than play the whole thing. That's why their Sibelius Concerto shocked me!

@@heyytheree I was happy that they (finally) played a huge and difficult musical work from beginning to end, yes. That's what shocked me.

@@liamnevilleviolist1809 Bro what do you expect they're professional violinists of course they can play a challenging piece from start to finish!! It's not like they became RU-vidrs because they weren't good enough to have a orchestral career, it isn't exactly shocking that they're able to play pieces that they either know/have heard before!

@@lauracookson9559 Yes but they worked a *long* time on that Sibelius and would need to work a long time on other concerti too, whereas professional-professional violinists [who don't operate a RU-vid channel to get laughs] have many concerti and many pieces ready to play from beginning to end in a moment's notice. That's more my point. Some like Kavakos or Vengerov or Hilary Hahn can literally be asked something like "play the 2nd movement of the Brahms concert" or "play Paganini Caprice no. 13" and they just can. I don't believe Brett and Eddy can do this based on their skill level. They're very good violinists and they're very successful, I so guess that's what makes them "professional" and yes I don't doubt that they could play in an orchestra if they applied. They chose a different entertainment route though and that's fine.

@@liamnevilleviolist1809 They already have played professionally in an orchestra. That's what they did before RU-vid.

They are actually so much better than they seem

caprice 6 supremacy it sounds so haunting and so beautiful

it's very emotional and beautiful

It's so hard it's not even enjoyable, but it's the most beautiful. I thought it would get S tier EASILY

Yeah idk why they rated it so low, the amount of endurance and agility it requires is absolutely insane. It's also more musical than the majority of the other caprices.

Paganini: **starts breathing and sighing like a "not like other gorls" protagonist does in her voiceover right before she says that people don't understand her because she's different**

@@personone1382 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAH i-

@Gabrielle Molinaro Other professional violinists : Am I a joke to you?

I’ll change that: Nos. 2, 7, 8, and 12 are way harder than TwoSet said. In fact, 8 is considered by many, including myself, to be the second most difficult, only behind no 4.

These are my pre-warm up warm ups

Why aren’t you guys practicing

@@user-et2mn1tc3x They type with their feet while practicing

Like the rest you're just trying to be me, search your name on Google and you'll see, your number one well known piece, is by me, is by me.

Aye before he gambled away his Strad!

@@divyap4357 🙌😄

For virtuoso pieces, I prefer Sarasate.

@@johnny_eth ah, yeah. I love Sarasate too~

I agree with Johnny. Alternate virtuoso violinist that I'd listen to when I'm in the mood is probably ysaye, though it is also extremely painful to play it.

Pianist when paganini etude 4 1838 arr. Liszt

@@cornheep2811 HAHAHAHA hahaha haha ha... FUCK!

And they have tierlist for piano pieces ;)

PLS i’m playing it right now and the ricochet is killing me 🌝 i feel like a failure lol

@@rhiannalingle7509 come on its okay they have been playing violin for 25 years dont beat yourself up

Good luck!

Good luck 😃

you don't need luck, and you're already practicing so we'll just go listen to you when you're ready :)

Luck won't help in the viola

how did it go? I dont want to listen to them,me being a beginner violinist cause they will destroy my hopes and cause they arent musical I'd rather listen to his la campanella, concerto or nel cor piu non mi sento

tweenttee seecoends 👌

you guys can finish it? :0

lol

But..... Who asked ?

Yas Penguin

Same... My sister can't believe how much I'm into classical music now....

Same here. Thanks to twoset, classical music is becoming interested once again.

Well we are not all ling ling are we?

Thank you but I think this was based on the average *good* violinist

@@LingLing-gp3yu lol

Agreed! 17 should be much higher.

I am learning 20.

feels like they didn't really think about the octaves

Yeah 17 is really hard

17 is my favorite because of Augustin Hadalich. It's deceptively difficult.

to me this looks like an etude, because they have musicality but they are mostly exercises (i'm not musically educated this is just my opinion)

Non-musician here but Lo Shisad (a few comments up) says: 'Fun fact: Paganini capricci are studies and aren’t in difficulty level and the term capriccio means a mix of studies and cadenzas and before Paganini capriccio meant cadenza. And actually Paganini never played this capricci in front of a pubblic and this demonstrates that this capricci wants to prepare you to Paganini’s techniques and tricks.' Which maybe answers your question...

@@wakingtheworld yeah maybe so violinists can tackle his concertos and la campanella and NEL COR PIU NON MIE SENTO

@@wakingtheworld I see! Thanks. Actually I always wondered about that... those pieces are not as "musical" as other pieces.... so the public would have had to know violin techniques to apreciate the caprices

@@amigosimaginariosporluna4182 Even if the public knows violin techniques the pieces still sound... unpleasant. You can have respect for them but it's hard to enjoy them.

Probably S

@@itslyney3044 well, there you go. it's A

imo it’s like b or c, the others are way harder lol

And I thought it was just me! lol

Nice

@@nachosun_ indeed

Nice. I myself just had a pretty good kiwi.

Dang

@@darrenduan3975 thats great:)

and sPiCy

That's awesome! Best of luck on your musical journey. :)

@@nkeuphonium aww, thankyou. ❤️ Btw guys, I'm filipino. 😅

Good luck, darling! Take your time for practise ❤

@@intan99999 of course,thankyou. If I have a violin already💛

Good luck on learning! 😊 My story is also similar to this, I was fascinated by violin from small age and always wanted to learn it and now after lockdown lifts I'm gonna learn it.

its Guarneri 😭😭😅🫂😇

The version of the 4th etude you are looking at is the revised one, just type on RU-vid Liszt etude 4 1838, we don't know the tempo it was supposed to be played at but if we assume it should be close to the violin one then the 1838 4th etude may be the hardest piece ever written by Liszt

Etude 6, and la Campanella also have a 1838 version and both are way harder than the famous revised ones on youtube

@@Aclusios Liszt no4 s140 is pretty hard, one of the hardest I agree, but not as hard as his s420 and s700ii, I love liszt etude 3 s140 more than the s141(which is the famous la campanella) as it has paganini 1 mvt 3 and in the end mixes it with la campanella, which is pretty dope ngl

@@franzurjisorabliszt haha! That is one of my favorites too! But my ultimate favorite is No. 6,

@@franzurjisorabliszt I need some advice. I have been playing piano for 9 years with pro lessons, and I can only reach an octave. La campanella requires a lot of jumping, which I can do for most of the time. But, etude No. 6's theme already has a tenth arpeggio in the theme, not to say anything about the fourth, and the last variation, which are the parts that scare me. So, in the end, which piece should I learn?

Yes

Agree !

But how with "G.F. Handel for two violins"? As Perlman said, it was the most handel piece in any... (Whatever) 😅😅😂😂😂😛🫂🎼🎼🎼

In the beginning of the video, they mentioned the word “subjective”. Also for technique driven pieces like the caprices, everyone would find the caprices with the techniques they are not good at more challenging no? Like how Brett is good at upbow staccato and he ranked no 10 very low in difficulty while Eddy, who is weak at staccato wanted it to be ranked much higher.

@@ajchandra7735 u made some good points! Maybe it’s also cause Twoset’s in a time crunch so they weren’t able to mention every single nuance that backed up their tier list. Still an InTerEsTiNg video nonetheless