For people who don't understand Korean, the formal way of saying "I'm sorry" in Korean is "죄송합니다" (chaesongahmnida) so when the girl was saying her name which is Chae Song Ah, the conductor thought she was apologizing instead of saying her name.
ooh, now that you pointed it out, the soloist's apology for his hands 'slipping' does sound similar to the violinist saying her name. or maybe I'm just hearing things 😂
"don't talk to the conductor. talk to management. management will get the conductor fired." - because of that statement, you guys own the internet for a full week. noice!
Same in spanish. The main piece is called the "Alma" which means the soul. So yes. For us violins have a soul and are nothing but a piece of wood without one.
It was clearly Italian... He even made the Italian gesture (which has nothing to do with I love you 😂) to make everyone understand he had Italy in his mind lol
she played when she was younger, she said in her vlogs that it was one motivation for her to take up the role because she loves playing the violin but she hasn't in a long time
This is way better than the fake playing in other dramas though. As for the inaccuracies, well yeah, it's a drama and it needs to be entertaining. 😂 On another note, the pianist and violinist do actually play the instruments, there are clips of them actually practicing and playing. Female lead actually took lessons while preparing.
Some K-drama and J-drama are pretty well-researched, the actors and actresses do actually play/practice their instruments. There's even a Kamen Rider who played violin and the actors did actually learn to play (much to their frustration but they persevere. I think). Also to be of note, it's mostly Chinese dramas they've roasted before.
@@lacialovescats Didn't know that about the dramas, thanks for the info! Can't help but comment here for the mention of Kamen Rider (Kiva), don't know a lot of people who watched it :)
The writer of this drama herself is actually a violin major, who after graduation, majored in business admin., the exact opposite of the female lead's situation. Some parts must have been exaggerated for story's sake, but inside stories (especially the professors) seem pretty realistic. Also, they made sure to make violin playing look legit; the lead practiced violin for quite some time (she had some experience in violin playing irl). In addition to this, the Korean violin prodigy Ko So-hyun stars as a promising child who struggles with an overprotective and demeaning mother. She plays Ravel's Tzigane in front of the camera, among others. Yeah the "I love you" to the f-hole was pretty cringe. But fun drama overall
Come on it's still dramatized. Ive also studied music (i did piano) and there was drama but if i wrote a script the drama would be amped up as far as i could imagine and then the director would make it even more dramatic.
Conductor : I said the violins are too loud Eddy : just play softer Conductor : are you the conductor? Eddy : no, but I'm a musician. God I wish Eddy was in that scene
I think what the writers are going for is not "realism", but hyper realism - they probably just collected stories about the worst things that have happened to people in orchestras and put them into the one orchestra.
Actually scrip writer herself majored in violin and double majored in business administration. Laters earned a master degree in performing management. She have worked in the music industry for many years so she have real life experience. So she knows what she is portraying in this drama even though it is also used in a more dramatic way. :)
You laugh at the over-the-top assholery of the conductor character, but I actually met a university conductor once who was almost exactly like this. Discretion prevents me from naming either the guy or the school, but he was relieved of command less than a week before his first concert.
Ya, I've had to play with some not-so-nice conductors/ones with a bad temper and we all kinda just accepted it cos we couldn't do much. Once, our conductor stopped the whole orchestra to single out one violinist and tell them they were playing "even more out of tune than normal". And when in a bad mood, she'd sometimes blame the front desk for literally anything going wrong in their section which isn't fair to that degree eg if someone played out of tune, front desk would be shouted at, so it was kinda stressful sitting there. Mind, I've never had a conductor waste so much time due to it as in this. Like that is not the kinda thing one does when the soloist and whole orchestra is there.
Yeah, writer majored in music in South Korea and other Korean students that majored in music have mentioned that it is accurate that this can happen. Obviously, everybody's experience is different but it is not something that is just dramatized for fiction.
Well the plot is actually kinda based on the Schumann, brahms, Clara love triangle that is why the drama is named do you like brahms. And because the male lead relates to brahms way too much (in an emotional way) he does not play brahms ever. I guess it's heartbreaking for him. But as this is a drama, there are character developments so it looks like we'll listen to brahms on the final episode.
After the innuendos, "Say it right into the f-hole." made me howl with laughter akjsbfkaesf please review more episodes, i haven't laughed so hard in a while
My mum walked in on me ironically saying "i love you" to my flute She looked at me Turned around Walked into a wall and missed the door way. I dont have a door but my room has a curtain instead of one :)
Fun fact, this drama actually has someone TwoSet has seen before. SoHyun Ko, the 12 year old girl who played Zigeunerweisen coincidentally has a role in the drama!
@Mckayla Kim she’s in the later episodes! i haven’t watched them yet but i saw clips on her instagram and she’s playing the mendelssohn concerto, ravel tzigane, and other pieces in like a lesson or somehting.
I think it’s important to keep in mind the cultural context here! South Korea has a very hierarchical culture, so though it appears over dramatic, this type of abuse of power is actually really common in schools, workplaces and especially in historically elite industries such as classical music. From what I understand of urban Australian culture, it’s far more relaxed and egalitarian, where a student would feel confident reporting to management about a conductor, but it would definitely be detrimental for a student in Korea to attempt the same, especially since the university she attends is very elite. In this particular case, the character, unlike most, really wants to play at this event because she did not grow up playing violin like most of her peers. She’s a business graduate who later chose to pursue violin studies because she loves to play, and so falls far behind her peers in skill and also experience. In the scene before the first one they watch here, her classmate mocks her for never having played at this Arts Centre before and being excited about it.
no one: absolutely no one: 'do you like brahms' scene: /talking to the f hole/ i l o v e y o u my violin was infront of me when i watched this, and i instantly pack it away after watching :D AND YEA PLS MAKE ANOTHER EPISODE CAUSE WE LIKE SEEING U GUYS SUFFER
Am I the only one who wants to see twoset watch more of this drama? Just to see the suffer? Hehehehehe Also... I think twoset should say "I love you" to their violins too?😂JK
About the conductors and teachers at a university and professional level - they can actually get that bad. I've had a teacher that treated many students like that at a pReStIgIoUs university and you should hear the stories from my colleagues playing under Barenboim in an orchestra academy. Someone should seriously start speaking up about this level of mobbing and abuse at work and at schools, because it's clearly normalised and (at least in Europe) really difficult NOT to experience at least once. And complaints don't do pretty much anything to the abuser, but you'll certainly have it worse afterwards. Sorry, it just triggers me so much that such people are in so many positions of power.
Man my music teachers (in europe) just went hard with the nepotism. It even made national news during some major exams last year. But at least they won't yell at you.
This. I used to want to pursue classical as a teen singing in a youth choir of a pReStIgIoUs opera house and actually participating in professional productions, but I decided to quit, partly because I witnessed or experienced abuse of power, bullying and nepotism in a professional setting. It’s a shame, because the art itself is so beautiful and there are actually a lot of well-meaning passionate people in the field, just not in positions of power it seems. (This also happened in Europe)
Sis, same. I even named my cello and I talk to it like "he's my significant other". Like, not in a romantic way but in an agape way, promising my best to practise harder so I can play with a majestic sound. 🤚🏽😭
“And thus began the love story between the piano soloist and the back desk first violinist” “That’s how your parents met” better love story than twilight
Seriously those type of conductors exist. I actually had a university professor (director of bands) state "When you are worthy of shaking my hand, I'll shake your had". Fortunately he was canned before being offered tenure. (I think he eventually ended up at some jr high/prep school.)
@@suprimasedoloresconunapres2767 I guess the point of the comment was the despite acting high and mighty, the conductor wasn't actually very good. People need to build a reputation of being excellent themselves before they can get away with acting arrogant towards others.
@@CockatooDude I guess, but I’d like to change that last part. Acting arrogant shouldn’t be considered acceptable anyway. You can be very very good with great reputation and still be humble. That’s a better combo.
@@fashionmwah Oh no doubt, I fully agree with you. But in no way can anyone get away with being arrogant unless they have the skills to back it up. Wally Schirra was one of the most arrogant astronauts ever to exist, but he was also one of the best pilots ever to grace NASA, so they let him get away with his arrogance. Of course it would have been preferable had he been humble as well.
So it’s pretty much like all medical shows: every scenario is either completely inaccurate and/or overdramatised bc the real thing is so boring to the general public nobody would watch it?
Exactly. I kept kind of facepalming here as well because obviously it's gonna be overdramatic, if we just watch a normal conductor being normal and a normal luthier being normal might as well turn the TV off and google real ones
@@Izzu162 Yeah, there's probably a context to everything, if a professional writer wrote it. The conductor is a dbag because the drama needs an antagonist, maybe there's a backstory to it or some missing cultural context. The luthier is such because of such.
It's not , this is in fact so unlike most proffession_related dramas , not 100% accurate but they tried their best to set the plot the closest to reality, besides from trying their best to portray the scenes where the actors play the instruments really well ! I do relate to their struggles and feelings with/towards music alot ! If you are interested in kdramas , and REALITY over perfection , fiction and exaggerating plot twists , this is a great one ! ( The fact that the main female lead is an average and normal musician , which is a very rare thing for shows , is a positive point ! )
Oh my god, please do more of these. Watch more of these. I don’t play violin, but in hopes of convincing you to continue these, I pulled my guitar close and whispered “I love you” into the pickups three times.
For people who don't get why the girl wants to play so hard, she started preparing for music uni after she graduated studying business. So she's never played in a big scale concert hall before (btw, I'm Korean and the hall they're playing at is like top ranking Korean concert hall) and she was like super excited to play in it.
So he graduated from university as a business major but then went back to school to major in music? For some reason I didnt think that koreans could return to university for a different major after they have already graduated
@@cloudfan1010102 I mean, it'd not be the best career choice for 'most' koreans and it's shown in the drama that her parents weren't very supportive of her choice (kinda similar to how asian mothers want their children want to become doctors and lawyers) but even in korea, people do have dreams and I guess the girl is one of the few people who actually chose to follow her dreams.
@@eunheepack2999 Yes, but I was under the assumption that in south korea the education system timeline is very strict; in that you study really hard to get accepted into university and then study for 4 years in university, because if you don't do this then you technically become like a 2nd class citizen working minimum wage? And that it was important to study in university because that guarantees stability and income. I thought that in south korea you could not reapply to university as a returning student (adult) after a certain point..like say for example a 30 year old accountant wants to go back to school and pursue biology or chemistry, but he cannot do this because the system doesnt allow for it and he is stuck with whatever degree he has. I was under the assumption that this was how it was in south korea, unless im completely incorrect.
@@cloudfan1010102 Oh I guess I didn't get your point in my reply :P The main character wasn't just accepted again into uni. After graduating from business major, she prepared for a violin major again and after 4 tries, she was accepted into the music uni. So it was not an extension of her original studies but it was a separate one even though both were done in the same school. I hope that answers your question!
@@cloudfan1010102 lol no, as long as long as you pay money and you have the right qualifiers, you can go back to uni. It'd be so stupid for that to be mandated as "not allowed"
About souls and violins, in french, the sound post is called " l'âme du violon ", which translate litteraly to "the violin's soul". So yeah, they kinda have a soul. Oui oui.
@@gabirumarcal I was thinking something like that! Actually, in Colombia we also say "alma", so, it is really weird when i don't hear "soul" in english
Yeah, also in italian (where most of the violin making tradition was born) it's called anima or soul too, basically because without the soundpost the sound can not find a way to travel to the back of the violin and come back again, so it sounds pretty awful
"Everyone's so mean to her" I'm on Episode 14 and the universe is just SO MEAN to her this drama is frustrating but I wanna finish it just so I can finally see her happy :(( Anyway thank you for watching the drama!! Would love to see you guys watch more episodes heh Sohyun Ko actually plays a small role in it so she should show up soon~
That gesture means "what the fuck you want?", plus "te amo" is actually Spanish. The combination of the two was "say it to the f-hole" level of cringy/funny. 😂
This show was actually great in tackling the differences in "talent," "genius," "passion," and "hardwork." And how you can succeed with some, but not others. And the feeling of wanting to play an instrument, but not being at the level where you can compete or make it your livelihood (and how that is ok, too).
I think the best part of this drama is the relationship with the professors. There’s like a lot of bribe going on the school and also like giving a unseen hierarchy between the students. As a Korean who went to university in Korea I felt that a lot even though I wasn’t a music major and I heard that it’s really tough that way for music majors so I am really how it is like in Australian music academies/universities. So yeah would totally appreciate you guys doing more universities.
I'm not surprised that she knows how to play... Because Asian kids tend to have extracurricular lessons, either in martial arts, music or some kind of sports... XD
I'm not a music student but according to one Korean youtuber who graduated korean university of music, conductors do rule out some players on the back during rehearsal...sad fact.😥
Ikr doesn't mean that it never happens in your university then others should be too! I bet some of the universities had worst than this lol. Can people stop complaining about the "realistic" if you are not going to all universities that teach music 🙄
i mean that was part of the drama, they somehow had to make the female lead be the one who is suffering from unjust treatment in a way, so I guess they came with this idea kdfhsfhks
You guys never speak to your instrument? Guitarists do. A lot. They have names, I caress them when I don’t have time to play but want to feel the wood vibrate for a moment. I excuse myself to the other guitars when I play one for a period of time. And I’m definitely not alone in that. I love my guitars. I do my own maintenance and wood working. Even built one of my own. I would think with a soulful, tender instrument like a violin, it would be even more closely connected to you. But maybe us guitarists are just insane 😂
Honestly, I don't know if I'm the only one, but my piano is like a part of my soul too (btw, I've seen indeed some guitarists give their instrument names and caring for their guitars like their own childs quite often, it's kinda cute but kinda creepy too, we're all weird lol)
Guitars are definitely special. I wouldn't think twice about picking up a new whistle or keyboard or banjo, but Ainsley and Joan are with me for life and I could never bring myself to replace them.
Yaaas, I hope they react to that drama, I'm a pianist and somethings in the drama are a little weird, but it's a drama. The synchrony between the actress playing the piano and the sound it's good... The drama has pieces from Chopin, Bach and Satiè.
About the violinist: she learned the segments she had to play in advance for a couple of months; and i think personally requested the chaccone and the mendelssohn since they were her personal favorites. she also made a vlog on ill try to link here Ohh also: sohyun ko is in this drama lol she was awesome playing tzigane Link; apparently there are several vlogs lol heres one: czcams.com/video/1Cld_qLsVMM/video.html
Yep! And the lead actor also plays a little bit of the piano. I'm not sure about the second leads who play a violinist and a cellist though, it'd be interesting if they watch their scenes too.
React to the later episodes where the main actors actually play more cos all leads trained for like 3-6 months before it started! The writer is also of violin and business major in Korea and performing art admin in NYU. Worked in the industry too :)
Liked the series especially due to the classical music. Good to know your actors really worked hard to do the classical performances. As a former Philippine TV executive producer I enjoyed and watched again the show. Hope more of this kind will be produced by you.
Imagine someone making a series about the real life of a musician and all the show practically shows is a musician sitting in their room and screaming because that IS ALL WE DO!!!
this is pretty unique the twoset videos format, like i love how editor-san is participating in their videos, or how something becomes litterally a new sound meme (brett's lofi), how the videos always end with a bit of classical music it was also quite funny to watch and to see i'm not alone with the cringy moments x)
Just for people who dont wear glasses. THIS IS HOW THE VISION IS FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE GLASSES. THIS IS WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE WITHOUT GLASSES. IT IS AN ALMOST ACCURATE DEPICTION. Edit: People with glasses don't have drunk vision, THEY HAVE BLURRED VISION
FYI: SoHyun Ko, the Zigeunerweisen girl, plays a cameo in this too. Well, they did make an effort to make this drama seem legit. Edit: If you have yet to check out her latest video where she plays Sibelius first movement, you should.
@@aninditakinanti9779 Sorry, I'm not really sure since I don't watch the drama but if you go on Sohuyn's instagram, she posts some short clips where she appears in the drama. Her screentime is not much though.
@@hazmishaidi twoset actually inspired me start playing violin more seriously and I got so much better! I wouldn’t be surprised either if someone had become a prodigy because of twoset
You know, I really hate it when we have a female lead that they give a special talent or thing but actually she can't do anything and they have low self-esteem. My wish is seeing a drama which main character is Hilary Hahn and we are just watching her literally slaying everyone with her violin playing skills/ lovely but confident personality of hers.
She definitely did learn how to play the violin for this role, and I think for another role she learned to play the piano. This is Park Eun-bin, who is now world famous for putting that same devotion into the role of an autistic lawyer in Extraordinary Attorney Woo. It's pretty amazing to me that she puts so much professionalism into her roles. It's the complete opposite of what you guys normally complain about, which is people showing up and moving the bow up and down and the fingers around randomly and calling it a day
She already had a background in playing the violin but she managed to practice for a few months before starting to shoot the drama ! The process of her practicing is available in her companie's channel anyone interested can watch it !
@@roomofmirros I'm glad to see she put in the effort! I wish every actor/actress could do that when they are casted as a musician. But the cello guy and his ex girlfriend definitely couldn't really play. Haha
@@brie1512 copyright. The broadcasting company that were producing the drama is a strict broadcasting company. Sometime you cant even post some snipets on ig, only few minutes it would be taken down
I’m Korean, and I know what’s the truth. Many universities (music uni) in Korea is like that- true. Some professors use their power to control the students, and do whatever they want to do. So it’s a pretty sad truth :(
Both actors do have background in Violin (Park EunBin/ Chae SongAh) and Piano (Kim MinJae/ Park JoonYoung). And also, Park EunBin can play piano and other instruments too. Kim MinJae studied music in middle school. All of the casts played the instruments originally by them. This is the best drama if you're wanting a fresh and healing romance series. Plus the OSTs are so good! With high quality singers, all famous in Korea. ❤❤❤ btw rewatching this for the 2nd times after finishing last week. ° great reaction vid too! I'am always entertained and learning something from your vids.
Tbh... the acting of the conductor actually could be pretty legitimate... there is a very harsh hierarchy in Korean society, making it kind of inappropriate for people to question a superiors choice. They can get pretty mean if you dare to do so anyways...
It also has a lot to do with the fact that since the market is pretty small everyone somewhat knows each other so it doesn’t really help if you had a bad relationship with a professor/boss etc because their friend and their other would eventually know since the country itself and the market is small.
spoiler alert for people who haven't seen this drama: she knows the guy who fixed her violin, the scene where he asked her to tell "I love you" to her violin is a bit of a preview to how they, the writers, want to set the tone / how they want to give a glimpse to their "relationship", you could see their body language, from the moment he asked, to her listening, to her "confessing"; overall this is a drama about classical music but we also have to remember they want to show romance and different types of relationships
@@leecrooshea8859 yeaaah I didn't think of it from someone else's pov, I'm not a musician but I'd feel weird saying I love you to an inanimate object as well 😂😂
Eh, I mean, it's possible to develop romantic tension without being quite so cheesy and awkward. I would have found this cringy even if it weren't about music.
@@candiedhams I did too, but then again so did many scenes from this drama made me cringe and uncomfortable, just like how they want to exaggerate with medical/law/crime dramas they want to make it more dramatic than it usually is 😂
The FL and ML in this drama are practicing their instruments actually. You can aslo watch their practicing video hehe.. this is one of the rare good musical dramas, i agree!
A TMI here, the female lead actually took violin courses in order to film this drama! *her company also post her violin learning vlog in their youtube channel* She really work hard to make it as real as possible and I think she did really well. Also another TMI is the male lead could actually play piano *even though he is not that expert but he is quite good imo* There is a video of him playing Moonlight Sonata without any cut for this drama and he's good! p.s. thankyou twoset violin for the long-awaited reaction!
@@OW79 Hmm nope but it kinda have the same feel lol TMI means Too Much Information and its like a habit of mine after watch so many Korean show to say that when someone was not asking about something but I want to say something about it.
The female lead actress park eun bin can really play the violin and piano since she learn from very young. During her university life, she join the university school Orchestra. If somebody was interested, you may search in CZcams that she have many practise videos. She play in real in all the playing parts in this drama. It’s very appreciate to see a drama that the actress and actors can really play👍
Not going to lie . . . when my students drop their instruments (band) or hurt them in some say, I have them say "I love you" or "I'm sorry so" they don't do it again. It works! . . .I also tell them that the insturments have feelings and souls . . .
"Youre not going blind this is just very copyrighted" oh thank god i thought now their laptop screens caught the cameras losing focus disease
Oh so that's why lol. I thought their computer broke or something
it’s not twoset if there’s no at least one object being blur :p
czcams.com/video/fvNV_2D1Az4/video.html
lol
Oh god thanks. I really need it this. I thought it was part of the drama like for a more dramatic effect or something lol.
:O you’re the one who inspired me to try quillery!
Bruhms
Oh my god it’s literally you!!!! *^*
omg hi
wait snails house watches twoset?
oh wow, hi ujico-
I can't handel this liszt of puns
For people who don't understand Korean, the formal way of saying "I'm sorry" in Korean is "죄송합니다" (chaesongahmnida) so when the girl was saying her name which is Chae Song Ah, the conductor thought she was apologizing instead of saying her name.
Thank you for explaining that!
wow, thank you. i wondering why he snapped at her, for like saying her name, so that's why
Haha
ooh, now that you pointed it out, the soloist's apology for his hands 'slipping' does sound similar to the violinist saying her name. or maybe I'm just hearing things 😂
@@redgoldcrown3990 No he was not saying sorry, he was actually explaining to that girl after calling her name. 😂
Twoset : we don’t caress our violins
A couple months ago: Let’s dress our violins up!!
Wha- is there a video of that ? Could you please send me a link or a name ? Thank you..
@@notafailure2138 you can uh scroll down their uploads or probs searc "dress your instruments" challenge or sm like that
@@notafailure2138
Here it is : "We Dressed Our Violins Up!" czcams.com/video/u_a70QRmEac/video.html
oh hey czcams.com/video/u-wJRdPMDLQ/video.html
They dress it coz they dont care lol
"don't talk to the conductor. talk to management. management will get the conductor fired." - because of that statement, you guys own the internet for a full week. noice!
Wait what when where?
Go on reddit much
@@zombeats2160 wait it’s on Reddit?
@@cicecheng2424 no it was in the video
Actually, in polish the sound post is called "dusza", what means "the soul". So... Every violin has a soul. :)
Nice. Though I expected it to be like duszwawakowych" xD
Same in spanish. The main piece is called the "Alma" which means the soul. So yes. For us violins have a soul and are nothing but a piece of wood without one.
L'âme in french
It's душка (pronounced as "duschka") in Russian and means "little soul"
It's so interesting that a lot of languages are so similar in that way
lol i speak Polish, can confirm
brett and eddy: *wears Haydn jacket*
me: *you can run but you can't Haydn*
*brr brr*
....a bit weird
I can’t see the jackets?
Me when I just saw the jacket lol
ba dum tiss
Brett saying “teh amò” sounds like a French person who’s lived in Rome for a couple of years. I love it.
it could be portuguese too 😂😂
I thought it was Spanish xD haha Te amo Twoset violin xD 🎻 🇲🇽
@@Jimmyvida haha yea XD
It was clearly Italian... He even made the Italian gesture (which has nothing to do with I love you 😂) to make everyone understand he had Italy in his mind lol
It's Spanish!!!
The ‘my hand slipped’ part too
It sounded like he dropped a brass plate onto the keys then fell of the bench and got a third degree concussion
😂😂😂😂ACCURATE
I thought he broke all the pianos strings at the begin. I cringed
Yaaa
fr like it doesnt even sound like that when i put my binder up against the keys XD
LOL 🤣🤣
just a fun fact: the actor of Chae Song-Ah, Park Eun-Bin, re-learned to play violin for this drama, so she isn’t very experienced
she played when she was younger, she said in her vlogs that it was one motivation for her to take up the role because she loves playing the violin but she hasn't in a long time
oh my gosh then there’s a 100% chance she actually knew that saying i love you three times to ur instrument is not normal 😂😂 i kinda feel bad for her
czcams.com/video/fvNV_2D1Az4/video.html
lol
Bro you just got 375 likes in 52 mins
Edit: I should say 1.3K likes in 23 hours 😅
She also was a part of our school orchestra at Sogang University
This is way better than the fake playing in other dramas though. As for the inaccuracies, well yeah, it's a drama and it needs to be entertaining. 😂
On another note, the pianist and violinist do actually play the instruments, there are clips of them actually practicing and playing. Female lead actually took lessons while preparing.
It would be cool if TwoSet reviewed her learning vlogs
@@celestesinclair5910 Agreeee, tsv must see this comment 😭
oh hey czcams.com/video/u-wJRdPMDLQ/video.html
Some K-drama and J-drama are pretty well-researched, the actors and actresses do actually play/practice their instruments. There's even a Kamen Rider who played violin and the actors did actually learn to play (much to their frustration but they persevere. I think).
Also to be of note, it's mostly Chinese dramas they've roasted before.
@@lacialovescats Didn't know that about the dramas, thanks for the info! Can't help but comment here for the mention of Kamen Rider (Kiva), don't know a lot of people who watched it :)
The writer of this drama herself is actually a violin major, who after graduation, majored in business admin., the exact opposite of the female lead's situation. Some parts must have been exaggerated for story's sake, but inside stories (especially the professors) seem pretty realistic. Also, they made sure to make violin playing look legit; the lead practiced violin for quite some time (she had some experience in violin playing irl).
In addition to this, the Korean violin prodigy Ko So-hyun stars as a promising child who struggles with an overprotective and demeaning mother. She plays Ravel's Tzigane in front of the camera, among others.
Yeah the "I love you" to the f-hole was pretty cringe. But fun drama overall
Come on it's still dramatized. Ive also studied music (i did piano) and there was drama but if i wrote a script the drama would be amped up as far as i could imagine and then the director would make it even more dramatic.
the drama ended and im pretty sad about it cuz it was very wholesome
The female lead also has few vlogs of her learning the violin before shooting the drama, getting lessons, and stuffs.
should have majored in screenwriting instead
@@MsLm97 LMAO right!
Conductor : I said the violins are too loud
Eddy : just play softer
Conductor : are you the conductor?
Eddy : no, but I'm a musician.
God I wish Eddy was in that scene
Same
Eddy's being Eddy
but he wouldn't dare to say it out loud 🤣🤣
I would have replied "No, but I'm not an asshole." and roast that conductor in front of everyone. Totally worth it!
@@BossMaxie agree
Now their dad jokes spill over in the apparel...
I didn’t get it at first so i found it awkward when i started laughing in the middle of the video xD
they're hydn 🤣🤣
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be prepared for Debussy underwear next...
@@ajchandra7735 oh my god😂😂
I need them to continue watching this drama.
Yessss indeed
hey guy! I'm Korean. That drama is Korean drama. Thanks for the interest:) It is very fun!
i love the male lead. i thought it was just a very slow drama. i fast forwarded through lots of the drama because parts just dragged.
what is it called?
@@luiselemke493 the name of the drama is do you like brahms
I think what the writers are going for is not "realism", but hyper realism - they probably just collected stories about the worst things that have happened to people in orchestras and put them into the one orchestra.
legit
Actually scrip writer herself majored in violin and double majored in business administration. Laters earned a master degree in performing management. She have worked in the music industry for many years so she have real life experience. So she knows what she is portraying in this drama even though it is also used in a more dramatic way. :)
Ya altho the story is manmade I wish they consider how it is in real life, consulting with experts I guess, it's on the national TV!
@@siljea8926 Doesn't change the fact the writing is forced and melodramatic. That dialogue, my God.
: lol the standard kdrama trope
You laugh at the over-the-top assholery of the conductor character, but I actually met a university conductor once who was almost exactly like this. Discretion prevents me from naming either the guy or the school, but he was relieved of command less than a week before his first concert.
Lol which school
@@selenophile410 hehe he can’t say the name
@@selenophile410 he can’t say names cuz the person might get identified and then offended (I think. correct me if I’m wrong)
Ya, I've had to play with some not-so-nice conductors/ones with a bad temper and we all kinda just accepted it cos we couldn't do much. Once, our conductor stopped the whole orchestra to single out one violinist and tell them they were playing "even more out of tune than normal". And when in a bad mood, she'd sometimes blame the front desk for literally anything going wrong in their section which isn't fair to that degree eg if someone played out of tune, front desk would be shouted at, so it was kinda stressful sitting there.
Mind, I've never had a conductor waste so much time due to it as in this. Like that is not the kinda thing one does when the soloist and whole orchestra is there.
Yeah, writer majored in music in South Korea and other Korean students that majored in music have mentioned that it is accurate that this can happen. Obviously, everybody's experience is different but it is not something that is just dramatized for fiction.
brett: "i like your G-string, vibrate the D"
me: lol that was expected
movie: "say it right into the f-hole"
me: hOLD UP WHA-
I could only think fuckhole XD
@@sofiaisgar7699 HONESTLY LIKE WHAT THE
I just bursted out of laughter, suffocating in my pillow
@@childofathena_ Same! OMG.
Drama name: "Do you like Brahms?"
Orchestra: Rachmaninov piano concerto no. 2
violinist girl: Tchaikovsky violin concerto, Wienawski violin concerto no. 2
Editor-san, an intellectual: Brahms Symphony no. 3 IV mvt.
Well the plot is actually kinda based on the Schumann, brahms, Clara love triangle that is why the drama is named do you like brahms. And because the male lead relates to brahms way too much (in an emotional way) he does not play brahms ever. I guess it's heartbreaking for him. But as this is a drama, there are character developments so it looks like we'll listen to brahms on the final episode.
@@senoloji6037 Oh ok, thank you for explaining
So uhh... ya like Brahms?
Underrated comment
I was waiting for Brahms piano concerto and when he started playing Rachmaninoff I was disappointed
After the innuendos, "Say it right into the f-hole." made me howl with laughter akjsbfkaesf
please review more episodes, i haven't laughed so hard in a while
F hole Is a legitimate term.
ikkkk i died right then lmaooo
this part got me as well omg I'm a violinist but still haven't matured apparently LOL
Me toooo!!
@@OhKnow379 yes, but here it is used as a double entendre.
My mum walked in on me ironically saying "i love you" to my flute
She looked at me
Turned around
Walked into a wall and missed the door way.
I dont have a door but my room has a curtain instead of one :)
Mega color? Mega desk? Perfect for MegaTwoSet😋
@@CeraSpace OMG YESSSS
@@kaczkahanka4584 glad to meet someone with the same interest in here haha😋
@@CeraSpace OMG I KNOW RIGHT :0
this reminds me of that band camp story in "American Pie"
"The way she's holding the violin is a little bit sus" - Eddy
Someone's been playing Among Us. SUSPISHUS
Still waiting for the day they make an Among Us video 🤣
The way you said that, made you kinda sus
Sus 4
Not just Eddy, Brett is sus2
Lolol
Eddy have you been practicing lately 👀
Fun fact, this drama actually has someone TwoSet has seen before. SoHyun Ko, the 12 year old girl who played Zigeunerweisen coincidentally has a role in the drama!
@Mckayla Kim she’s in the later episodes! i haven’t watched them yet but i saw clips on her instagram and she’s playing the mendelssohn concerto, ravel tzigane, and other pieces in like a lesson or somehting.
Yup. She is very pretty and tall now.. I love her sm
wait actually??
woah i wanna see twoset react to that ahhaaha
I think I missed her. I have to keep an eye for her later appearances, I'm up to ep 3 at the moment. Thanks.
I think it’s important to keep in mind the cultural context here! South Korea has a very hierarchical culture, so though it appears over dramatic, this type of abuse of power is actually really common in schools, workplaces and especially in historically elite industries such as classical music. From what I understand of urban Australian culture, it’s far more relaxed and egalitarian, where a student would feel confident reporting to management about a conductor, but it would definitely be detrimental for a student in Korea to attempt the same, especially since the university she attends is very elite. In this particular case, the character, unlike most, really wants to play at this event because she did not grow up playing violin like most of her peers. She’s a business graduate who later chose to pursue violin studies because she loves to play, and so falls far behind her peers in skill and also experience. In the scene before the first one they watch here, her classmate mocks her for never having played at this Arts Centre before and being excited about it.
Say it louder!
Needs more people to see this comment.
They don't need her to play but she get paid anyway
wouldnt he still be wasting the soloist's time so the soloist could complain
oh it's their culture, that makes it okay. good to know
no one:
absolutely no one:
'do you like brahms' scene:
/talking to the f hole/
i l o v e y o u
my violin was infront of me when i watched this, and i instantly pack it away after watching :D
AND YEA PLS MAKE ANOTHER EPISODE CAUSE WE LIKE SEEING U GUYS SUFFER
LMAOOO 💀😂😂
R/makemesuffer (yay)
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lol
I accented the like button not to make them suffer. I'm a good person.
I WANT THEM TO CRINGE
If your violin has soul, it cringe so hard watching that scene
Am I the only one who wants to see twoset watch more of this drama? Just to see the suffer? Hehehehehe
Also... I think twoset should say "I love you" to their violins too?😂JK
YES!! Pleasee???
To both of them 🤣
yes they should
or maybe they can also say ‘I love you’ to each other.
NO, you are not the only one. PLEASE @twosetviolin continue reviewing this!!! it's worthy.
About the conductors and teachers at a university and professional level - they can actually get that bad. I've had a teacher that treated many students like that at a pReStIgIoUs university and you should hear the stories from my colleagues playing under Barenboim in an orchestra academy. Someone should seriously start speaking up about this level of mobbing and abuse at work and at schools, because it's clearly normalised and (at least in Europe) really difficult NOT to experience at least once. And complaints don't do pretty much anything to the abuser, but you'll certainly have it worse afterwards. Sorry, it just triggers me so much that such people are in so many positions of power.
Man my music teachers (in europe) just went hard with the nepotism. It even made national news during some major exams last year. But at least they won't yell at you.
Oh wow... It’s just crazy how bad the teachers can be when it comes to the arts. Like in Ballet, teachers can be so mean for no reason.
This. I used to want to pursue classical as a teen singing in a youth choir of a pReStIgIoUs opera house and actually participating in professional productions, but I decided to quit, partly because I witnessed or experienced abuse of power, bullying and nepotism in a professional setting. It’s a shame, because the art itself is so beautiful and there are actually a lot of well-meaning passionate people in the field, just not in positions of power it seems. (This also happened in Europe)
Bret: I can’t imagine Olaf saying “I love you”...
Eddy: *Haydn*
that made me crack up lmaoo
“Where are they- OH JESUS!!” YOU DISAPPEARED FOR A FEW SECONDS THERE TWOSET, THOSE WERE SOME GREAT HAYDN SPOTS YOU GOT THERE
OH
OH WOW, I didn't see them there at all I thought they just popped up from under the camera's view.
OMG I needed to rewatch the episode just to catch that
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I actually do say "I love you" to my Cello. Think I'm just sentimental... and treat my Cello very gentle and with much care and love.
I do that too with my cello 😂
I do it to my keyboard haha
I do that to my violin too ^.^ (on the rare occasions I practice 😅)
@@mannajacobc.2269 lol same I get obsessed with things I buy
Sis, same. I even named my cello and I talk to it like "he's my significant other". Like, not in a romantic way but in an agape way, promising my best to practise harder so I can play with a majestic sound. 🤚🏽😭
“And thus began the love story between the piano soloist and the back desk first violinist”
“That’s how your parents met”
better love story than twilight
Everything is beter than twilight lol 😂
@@never5618 lol so true tho
agreeeee !
Twilight is the viola of Film and Novel Area lmao
Seriously those type of conductors exist. I actually had a university professor (director of bands) state "When you are worthy of shaking my hand, I'll shake your had". Fortunately he was canned before being offered tenure. (I think he eventually ended up at some jr high/prep school.)
they exist but they don't survive
Idk. Doesn't it make you want to practice to eventually shake his hand
@@suprimasedoloresconunapres2767 I guess the point of the comment was the despite acting high and mighty, the conductor wasn't actually very good. People need to build a reputation of being excellent themselves before they can get away with acting arrogant towards others.
@@CockatooDude I guess, but I’d like to change that last part. Acting arrogant shouldn’t be considered acceptable anyway. You can be very very good with great reputation and still be humble. That’s a better combo.
@@fashionmwah Oh no doubt, I fully agree with you. But in no way can anyone get away with being arrogant unless they have the skills to back it up. Wally Schirra was one of the most arrogant astronauts ever to exist, but he was also one of the best pilots ever to grace NASA, so they let him get away with his arrogance. Of course it would have been preferable had he been humble as well.
"You're not going blind, this is jist very copyrighted"
This is just how I see without my glasses😫😫
I feel you
XD so true
Fact that we wore glasses but still saw blurred vid🤣
So it’s pretty much like all medical shows: every scenario is either completely inaccurate and/or overdramatised bc the real thing is so boring to the general public nobody would watch it?
Exactly. I kept kind of facepalming here as well because obviously it's gonna be overdramatic, if we just watch a normal conductor being normal and a normal luthier being normal might as well turn the TV off and google real ones
@@hikarinanao Well the luthier later turned out to actually have a crush on the girl too so that might also explain the cringy line
But sometimes it becomes over cringing 😂
@@Izzu162 Yeah, there's probably a context to everything, if a professional writer wrote it. The conductor is a dbag because the drama needs an antagonist, maybe there's a backstory to it or some missing cultural context. The luthier is such because of such.
It's not , this is in fact so unlike most proffession_related dramas , not 100% accurate but they tried their best to set the plot the closest to reality, besides from trying their best to portray the scenes where the actors play the instruments really well ! I do relate to their struggles and feelings with/towards music alot ! If you are interested in kdramas , and REALITY over perfection , fiction and exaggerating plot twists , this is a great one ! ( The fact that the main female lead is an average and normal musician , which is a very rare thing for shows , is a positive point ! )
A violin does have a soul, it's the soundpost (the soundpost is called "soul" in romance languages)
No it's the God Pillar
@@a.hollins8691 well, I don't know, but I've called that "Alma" (Soul) my whole life, lol
@@a.hollins8691 in which language? Not a romance one that I know
Edit oh I'm an idiot, it's a joke from another video 😅
It’s “can direği” in Turkish which basically means “life stick”.
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Oh my god, please do more of these. Watch more of these. I don’t play violin, but in hopes of convincing you to continue these, I pulled my guitar close and whispered “I love you” into the pickups three times.
HAHAHAHA I FELT THAT
For people who don't get why the girl wants to play so hard, she started preparing for music uni after she graduated studying business. So she's never played in a big scale concert hall before (btw, I'm Korean and the hall they're playing at is like top ranking Korean concert hall) and she was like super excited to play in it.
So he graduated from university as a business major but then went back to school to major in music? For some reason I didnt think that koreans could return to university for a different major after they have already graduated
@@cloudfan1010102 I mean, it'd not be the best career choice for 'most' koreans and it's shown in the drama that her parents weren't very supportive of her choice (kinda similar to how asian mothers want their children want to become doctors and lawyers) but even in korea, people do have dreams and I guess the girl is one of the few people who actually chose to follow her dreams.
@@eunheepack2999 Yes, but I was under the assumption that in south korea the education system timeline is very strict; in that you study really hard to get accepted into university and then study for 4 years in university, because if you don't do this then you technically become like a 2nd class citizen working minimum wage? And that it was important to study in university because that guarantees stability and income. I thought that in south korea you could not reapply to university as a returning student (adult) after a certain point..like say for example a 30 year old accountant wants to go back to school and pursue biology or chemistry, but he cannot do this because the system doesnt allow for it and he is stuck with whatever degree he has. I was under the assumption that this was how it was in south korea, unless im completely incorrect.
@@cloudfan1010102 Oh I guess I didn't get your point in my reply :P The main character wasn't just accepted again into uni. After graduating from business major, she prepared for a violin major again and after 4 tries, she was accepted into the music uni. So it was not an extension of her original studies but it was a separate one even though both were done in the same school. I hope that answers your question!
@@cloudfan1010102 lol no, as long as long as you pay money and you have the right qualifiers, you can go back to uni. It'd be so stupid for that to be mandated as "not allowed"
About souls and violins, in french, the sound post is called " l'âme du violon ", which translate litteraly to "the violin's soul". So yeah, they kinda have a soul. Oui oui.
In Brazil, they are called "Alma" which is translated as "soul" as well!
@@gabirumarcal I was thinking something like that! Actually, in Colombia we also say "alma", so, it is really weird when i don't hear "soul" in english
Yeah, also in italian (where most of the violin making tradition was born) it's called anima or soul too, basically because without the soundpost the sound can not find a way to travel to the back of the violin and come back again, so it sounds pretty awful
soul simply means innards or core.
threads and strings have a soul too if they are constructed with a center part and more thread wrapped around it
"Everyone's so mean to her"
I'm on Episode 14 and the universe is just SO MEAN to her this drama is frustrating but I wanna finish it just so I can finally see her happy :(( Anyway thank you for watching the drama!! Would love to see you guys watch more episodes heh Sohyun Ko actually plays a small role in it so she should show up soon~
Yeah agree so much. I get frustrated watching the drama
Yes same here, I felt frustrated while watching it though I love the main female lead(Park Eun Bin) so much.
"You're not going blind this is just very copyrighted" got me dead af😂😂
I check to make sure my glasses were on XD
brett: *stares at his violin emotionally
also brett *with the Italian gesture: te amo
I died
That gesture means "what the fuck you want?", plus "te amo" is actually Spanish. The combination of the two was "say it to the f-hole" level of cringy/funny. 😂
@@sapinta DAMMIT! I REALLY LOSE THAT RN HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA XDDDD
This show was actually great in tackling the differences in "talent," "genius," "passion," and "hardwork." And how you can succeed with some, but not others. And the feeling of wanting to play an instrument, but not being at the level where you can compete or make it your livelihood (and how that is ok, too).
Fun fact: Ko Sohyun, the 12-year-old girl who played Zigeunerweisen stars in this drama as well!!!
title pls?
@@leoraglavigna9216 do you like Brahms?
yes! I was so surprised when I heard the news
@@rafaellaoishi5887 maybeeeee lol
Which episode?
4:03 "The violins are too loud"
Eddy: Just play softer
Markiplier: Oh yeah, this is big brain time
@@dlspr1586 if you don't get it then go practise
I think the best part of this drama is the relationship with the professors. There’s like a lot of bribe going on the school and also like giving a unseen hierarchy between the students. As a Korean who went to university in Korea I felt that a lot even though I wasn’t a music major and I heard that it’s really tough that way for music majors so I am really how it is like in Australian music academies/universities. So yeah would totally appreciate you guys doing more universities.
Eddy: I can't believe she actually plays
That just shows how many dramas and movies they've seen where the actors don't actually play
I'm not surprised that she knows how to play... Because Asian kids tend to have extracurricular lessons, either in martial arts, music or some kind of sports... XD
"Say it into the f-hole" LMFAO IM CRYINGGG
What I find funny Is that the girl in their ‘when a 12 year old plays better than’ had a guest role in this drama
Omg really? I loved her performance of sarasate, I might endure watching this cringe fest for her :3
@@JaeyunYD05 yep cringe drama hahaha
"Don't worry, you're not going blind."
Well, thank you for the caution, Editor-san. Otherwise I would really thought my eyes are deteriorating.
"I practiced really hard"
*but have you practiced 40 hours a day?*
I don’t think soo~
@@rubyyp2182 *gasp*
Le gasp
duN dUN DUNN!!
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I'm not a music student but according to one Korean youtuber who graduated korean university of music, conductors do rule out some players on the back during rehearsal...sad fact.😥
Ikr doesn't mean that it never happens in your university then others should be too! I bet some of the universities had worst than this lol. Can people stop complaining about the "realistic" if you are not going to all universities that teach music 🙄
Girl in the drama: says "I love you" to her violin
Brett and Eddy: *AUEAAGGGHHH*
"Te amo ~" said him to her f-holes before kissing her goodnight.
I read this exactly when hearing jt
dude why did they make her name literally sound like “sorry” in korean??? I feel bad for her even if she’s not real
i mean that was part of the drama, they somehow had to make the female lead be the one who is suffering from unjust treatment in a way, so I guess they came with this idea kdfhsfhks
Cos it’s a part of the plot haha
@@py7740 ikr? Like 채송아 Chae Song Ah is such a pretty namr
They did the same thing to her in another web drama and gave her Ha ChoKo as a name..as in hot choco
You'll feel bad more if you'll watch her in this drama.
You guys never speak to your instrument? Guitarists do. A lot. They have names, I caress them when I don’t have time to play but want to feel the wood vibrate for a moment. I excuse myself to the other guitars when I play one for a period of time. And I’m definitely not alone in that. I love my guitars. I do my own maintenance and wood working. Even built one of my own. I would think with a soulful, tender instrument like a violin, it would be even more closely connected to you. But maybe us guitarists are just insane 😂
Honestly, I don't know if I'm the only one, but my piano is like a part of my soul too (btw, I've seen indeed some guitarists give their instrument names and caring for their guitars like their own childs quite often, it's kinda cute but kinda creepy too, we're all weird lol)
I do talk to my violin✋😔❤
Guitars are definitely special. I wouldn't think twice about picking up a new whistle or keyboard or banjo, but Ainsley and Joan are with me for life and I could never bring myself to replace them.
@@mattbounds yeah, I have sold 2 guitars in the past that I never bonded with, but the ones I have now will stay with me till death do us part 😆
Guitar players def get weirder with their instrument. Pianists have to accept playing at whatever piano they run into 💀
HAYDN = CAMOUFLAGE 😂
Twoset is too witty!!
Oh! Now I got it! Thanks!
So that's why they chose camouflage 😮
Don’t mine me, just haydn in the bushes!
They're more than witty. *They're dads*
Twoset and Sophie Oui Oui should review the piano scenes in the K-drama “Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol”
Yaaas, I hope they react to that drama, I'm a pianist and somethings in the drama are a little weird, but it's a drama. The synchrony between the actress playing the piano and the sound it's good... The drama has pieces from Chopin, Bach and Satiè.
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My brain was singing while reading this comment
@@ratnadillafarah3670 Fa Fa Mi Mi Re Re Do
@@ychinchilly Sol Sol Fa Fa Mi Mi Re
I love how Editor-san inserts Shostakovich String quartet no.8 at 11:06 (highly dramatic point)
About the violinist: she learned the segments she had to play in advance for a couple of months; and i think personally requested the chaccone and the mendelssohn since they were her personal favorites. she also made a vlog on ill try to link here
Ohh also: sohyun ko is in this drama lol she was awesome playing tzigane
Link; apparently there are several vlogs lol heres one: czcams.com/video/1Cld_qLsVMM/video.html
Yep! And the lead actor also plays a little bit of the piano. I'm not sure about the second leads who play a violinist and a cellist though, it'd be interesting if they watch their scenes too.
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lol
I love her but i don't like the main guy, so i don't watch the drama 😔
River Sky the second lead who’s a violinist is a beginner at it, you can see it in the flashback when her bf and her plays with the pianist!
I would love it if they watched the vlogs too
Imagine if the girl was like: WHOO BYE GUYS! and the whole drama just ended
React to the later episodes where the main actors actually play more cos all leads trained for like 3-6 months before it started! The writer is also of violin and business major in Korea and performing art admin in NYU. Worked in the industry too :)
Liked the series especially due to the classical music. Good to know your actors really worked hard to do the classical performances. As a former Philippine TV executive producer I enjoyed and watched again the show. Hope more of this kind will be produced by you.
Argentinian moment:
Brett saying “te amo” with the Italian gesturing.
Yassss Fue épico!
Confirmado: Brett tiene un afecto por Argentina 💙🇦🇷
Pensé lo mismo 😂
Hola
It is "argentine", not "argentinian", carajo...
Imagine someone making a series about the real life of a musician and all the show practically shows is a musician sitting in their room and screaming because that IS ALL WE DO!!!
Okay, guys calm down, I never receive that much love, I'll start crying LOL
this is pretty unique the twoset videos format, like i love how editor-san is participating in their videos, or how something becomes litterally a new sound meme (brett's lofi), how the videos always end with a bit of classical music
it was also quite funny to watch and to see i'm not alone with the cringy moments x)
Just for people who dont wear glasses. THIS IS HOW THE VISION IS FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE GLASSES. THIS IS WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE WITHOUT GLASSES. IT IS AN ALMOST ACCURATE DEPICTION.
Edit: People with glasses don't have drunk vision, THEY HAVE BLURRED VISION
@@heyytheree yep. My life as well. 🤝
@@heyytheree Literally the summary of the last seven years of my life in a paragraph.
If you haven't got it already, non-glasses-wearers. *Let me get this straight, we're not blind* Stop asking us to count your fingers
@@kirakira_san every single time, hey how many fingers do you see?
Yes people always asking us stupid thing as if we are blind.
Looking at title: "Do you like Brahms".
Me: AN ENTIRE EPISODE DEDICATED TO BRAHMS
me after watching video: its a drama
Brahms the doll? The creppy doll thing?
@@gerrard1144 johannes brahms, an awesome composer
you should check him out
It's a trap!
10:38 the "Brett-" AHHAH
FYI: SoHyun Ko, the Zigeunerweisen girl, plays a cameo in this too. Well, they did make an effort to make this drama seem legit.
Edit: If you have yet to check out her latest video where she plays Sibelius first movement, you should.
Up
Hope Eddy and Brett know this
What episode does ko sohyun appear?
@@aninditakinanti9779 Sorry, I'm not really sure since I don't watch the drama but if you go on Sohuyn's instagram, she posts some short clips where she appears in the drama. Her screentime is not much though.
@@aninditakinanti9779 in ep2!
@@amiedo thank you!!
Ko sohyun have seen this review. She mentioned this on her IG. I am pretty sure that she is a twoset fan too😂
like lots of other child prodigies too 🤣🤣
Ohh interesting~ whats the username?
At this point, i'm not even surprised if there were child prodigies' fanbase of twoset out there 😁 I mean, who wouldn't 🙌🏻
@@hazmishaidi omg TwoSet would be soo proud 😳
@@hazmishaidi twoset actually inspired me start playing violin more seriously and I got so much better! I wouldn’t be surprised either if someone had become a prodigy because of twoset
"Its not a soul, its years and years of me practicing my craft" - so true!! 👌🏼💘
why is no one talking about how it's just their heads floating the whole video
Underrated comment hahahah
Ok but I do be talking to my violin. I’m like “I’m sorry” if it hits something or like “goodbye” when I put it away XD
Lol, same!
- Ana
@@marianaortiz4515 Oh dear there are probably bugs chillin inside noooooo
You know, I really hate it when we have a female lead that they give a special talent or thing but actually she can't do anything and they have low self-esteem. My wish is seeing a drama which main character is Hilary Hahn and we are just watching her literally slaying everyone with her violin playing skills/ lovely but confident personality of hers.
Omg, the conductor thought she was saying sorry when in fact Chae Song Ah is her name she's not saying "joesonghabnida" HAHHAHA mayghhhhd
I think the "conductor" (read: bad, bad conductor) did that sarcastically lol
Yea lmao I luaghed too
lmao that conductor shouldn't deserve anyone's respect
Thanks for explaining that line
Yeah especially when she said it quickly, it definately sounds like that 😂😂
10:32 "And when you dim the lights, you say a lot more than I love you."
-Eddy Chen, 2020, from years of experience, it seems
Ik when I heard it, I was like 👀👀👀
She definitely did learn how to play the violin for this role, and I think for another role she learned to play the piano. This is Park Eun-bin, who is now world famous for putting that same devotion into the role of an autistic lawyer in Extraordinary Attorney Woo. It's pretty amazing to me that she puts so much professionalism into her roles. It's the complete opposite of what you guys normally complain about, which is people showing up and moving the bow up and down and the fingers around randomly and calling it a day
PEB is an under rated actress. She deserves every recognition shes receiving now.
Nah... She used to play violin and piano since kids... But stop cause of busy schedule
She already had a background in playing the violin but she managed to practice for a few months before starting to shoot the drama ! The process of her practicing is available in her companie's channel anyone interested can watch it !
Yes I watched it. It was heartwarming seeing her learn to play for this drama
Can someone post the link? I have no idea which company she works at...
@@eri6219 this one czcams.com/video/1Cld_qLsVMM/video.html
@@eri6219 czcams.com/video/1Cld_qLsVMM/video.html
@@roomofmirros I'm glad to see she put in the effort! I wish every actor/actress could do that when they are casted as a musician. But the cello guy and his ex girlfriend definitely couldn't really play. Haha
“Do you like Brahms”
When i first heard that title i was like,
Yeah, indeed Brahms would be the perfect composer for a Romance Drama
Hahaha when i saw the title i thought of an answer “i like bach more” 😂 😂😂
10:57 Eddy’s face gets me dyingggg
Title: “Do you like Brahms”
Apparel: Haydn!
TwoSet: *secretly likes Haydn better than Brahms*
Poor Brahms
F to pay respects for Brahms
F
F
czcams.com/video/fvNV_2D1Az4/video.html
lol
Is anyone else weirded out that we only see there face and a bit of their shirt
@@heyytheree yeah,trying to figure that out
@@spacey9243 copyright
@@spacey9243 yeah...
(But on the serious note, the jackets are genius! “You can run but you can’t haydn”)
same here. wonder what's going on.
@@brie1512 copyright. The broadcasting company that were producing the drama is a strict broadcasting company. Sometime you cant even post some snipets on ig, only few minutes it would be taken down
"Say it into the f-hole"
Oh, hello police, this line right here.
I’m Korean, and I know what’s the truth. Many universities (music uni) in Korea is like that- true. Some professors use their power to control the students, and do whatever they want to do. So it’s a pretty sad truth :(
You guys need a student union.
I hope everyone reading this can survive, most importantly, free and happy. Thanks @이혜주 for sharing
oMG I LITERALLY WANTED TO REQUEST THIS DJHDKAGEUW
literally lmao😭
ITS SO GOOD AKHDOAHE-
mee tooo 😍😍
Ling Ling channelled through them. They know our minds now.
Yayyyyyy
3:36 Is when Aussie Eddy uses its full accent force.
FYI: The male lead also plays the piano by himself. Both male lead and female lead prepared about 1 month before the shooting.
Me: **is Korean**
Me: **plays piano**
Me: "THEY'RE COMING FOR ME-"
Both actors do have background in Violin (Park EunBin/ Chae SongAh) and Piano (Kim MinJae/ Park JoonYoung). And also, Park EunBin can play piano and other instruments too. Kim MinJae studied music in middle school. All of the casts played the instruments originally by them.
This is the best drama if you're wanting a fresh and healing romance series. Plus the OSTs are so good! With high quality singers, all famous in Korea.
❤❤❤
btw rewatching this for the 2nd times after finishing last week.
° great reaction vid too! I'am always entertained and learning something from your vids.
I’m not really a hoodie person, but I’ve never wanted a hoodie so badly in my life...
Tbh... the acting of the conductor actually could be pretty legitimate... there is a very harsh hierarchy in Korean society, making it kind of inappropriate for people to question a superiors choice. They can get pretty mean if you dare to do so anyways...
Yeah it’s def gotten better than the past but it’s still evidently there cause I’ve experienced it.
It also has a lot to do with the fact that since the market is pretty small everyone somewhat knows each other so it doesn’t really help if you had a bad relationship with a professor/boss etc because their friend and their other would eventually know since the country itself and the market is small.
Why does Brett looks like so happy?? 💛
This time, TwoSet are not here to roast the drama. This time is You Cringe You Lose.
spoiler alert for people who haven't seen this drama:
she knows the guy who fixed her violin, the scene where he asked her to tell "I love you" to her violin is a bit of a preview to how they, the writers, want to set the tone / how they want to give a glimpse to their "relationship", you could see their body language, from the moment he asked, to her listening, to her "confessing"; overall this is a drama about classical music but we also have to remember they want to show romance and different types of relationships
As an avid kdrama watcher I totally got that, even though I haven't watched this one yet. As a musician though, I had to laugh at the cringy-ness
@@leecrooshea8859 yeaaah I didn't think of it from someone else's pov, I'm not a musician but I'd feel weird saying I love you to an inanimate object as well 😂😂
Eh, I mean, it's possible to develop romantic tension without being quite so cheesy and awkward. I would have found this cringy even if it weren't about music.
@@candiedhams I did too, but then again so did many scenes from this drama made me cringe and uncomfortable, just like how they want to exaggerate with medical/law/crime dramas they want to make it more dramatic than it usually is 😂
@@msjg27 Hah yeah - I'm actually an attorney, so I spend a lot of time yelling at TV lawyers for being unethical.
This is my 2020 Kdrama fave! It made me fall inlove with classical music again that I actually end up discovering this CZcams chanel. Awesome ✨✨✨
The FL and ML in this drama are practicing their instruments actually. You can aslo watch their practicing video hehe.. this is one of the rare good musical dramas, i agree!
Moral of the story: just go home when your conductor say you are not needed. And say "I love you" to your instrument three times in the f-holes
I really hope that you guys can make a part 2 for this drama. I really enjoy your video ^^
A TMI here, the female lead actually took violin courses in order to film this drama! *her company also post her violin learning vlog in their youtube channel* She really work hard to make it as real as possible and I think she did really well.
Also another TMI is the male lead could actually play piano *even though he is not that expert but he is quite good imo* There is a video of him playing Moonlight Sonata without any cut for this drama and he's good!
p.s. thankyou twoset violin for the long-awaited reaction!
TMI? Do you mean FYI?
@@OW79 Hmm nope but it kinda have the same feel lol TMI means Too Much Information and its like a habit of mine after watch so many Korean show to say that when someone was not asking about something but I want to say something about it.
@@OW79 TMI is like when you wanna tell some trivial info
@@thiya4627 No, TMI is when you tell too much personal information. Normally sex related stuff.
I don't know if it's a Korean thing but TMI does mean trivial info in Korea
They should the sohyun ko’s playing part(she’s a child prodigy they reviewed before) she’s in this show too!
ikr i was actually shocked about the fact that she appeared on the drama. she can act!
Ha? Really?
Everyone like this so they see this
where was she?
@@y_88Nrs yes! Go check her ig
The female lead actress park eun bin can really play the violin and piano since she learn from very young. During her university life, she join the university school Orchestra. If somebody was interested, you may search in CZcams that she have many practise videos. She play in real in all the playing parts in this drama. It’s very appreciate to see a drama that the actress and actors can really play👍
Not going to lie . . . when my students drop their instruments (band) or hurt them in some say, I have them say "I love you" or "I'm sorry so" they don't do it again. It works! . . .I also tell them that the insturments have feelings and souls . . .
Ya I mean I'm not even a musician, just a lab tech. But I talk to my lab instruments and my work PC all the time.