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I bet Brett or Ling Ling won’t pin this..
You bet correctly.
You r very right my friend
Ling Ling’s too busy practicing
Kawaii Potato you’re right eddy did
Honestly, I'm just happy anyone still plays my pieces these days. In a society where the number of classical concert goers is dwindling, it's nice to see I'm still relevant. That, and every musician has a bad day. It's just that some of those bad days are televised concerts in Europe that's all.
the level of confidence to play the notes exactly and stay pitchperfect with the orchestra, not wear shoes, adjust the rhythm to stand out even more, slap your hand for a mini-applause, force a goofy face for the audience, and then walk out holding your bow on your head like an alien reconnecting to mars.
🎻
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ five stars
Ludwig van Beethoven love your profile pick. I thought I had a hair on my screen that wouldn't blow off!!
Krisstofer Shaw 😎 have a great day sir
Not sure if it's confidence so much as just failing o give a shit.
Me tho
Nah. That didn’t look like a wrist slap. That looked like her hand outright cramped and she was quickly trying to rub it out. I do that EXACT same thing when my wrists are aggravated (carpal tunnel syndrome SUCKS), and considering her aggressive style, smaller build, and awkward postures...just OUCH. It made me wince...then, yep, not only seconds later, she clutched her wrist.
And, well. Female dress shoes are MURDER. So, a confidence thing, sure, but yeah. Plus, I have a feeling she might’ve fallen over if she tried playing with them still on? And if the camera hadn’t panned/they hadn’t zoomed in...you really wouldn’t have known she was barefoot, especially considering her choice of skirt length
This is what Patricia said: "Thank you guys, for a hilarious review of our Tzigane of some years ago. You may not know it but the conductor is also one of the greatest violinists of our time, thats why he can easily follow. May I however remind you what Diaghilev, inspirator for so much music and artists hundred years ago used to tell his collegues: "Etonnez-moi" (surprise me). If art ceases to surprise and astonish, it becomes a dead museum."
That's cool she responded.
She does have a point
There is ceasing to surprise and astonish and setting oneself on fire as a gimmick.
Classy response. She surprised. You don't have to agree with her. I find her entertaining. And that's what music is.
I very much enjoyed it for the same reasons!
I've seen her a couple times when she comes to my town, and after the show i researched her because she was so unlike anyone I've seen..turns out she comes from a family of gypsies, they all play music together so she comes from that perspective instead of traditional classical music- and she plays barefoot so she can feel the music/thats what she's used to..shes very interesting and very talented!
From the piece and her interpretation I was sure she was a gypsie. Very interesting, would watch live for sure.
Kaiya Ryberg I’m sure she plays most the Baltic styles komanche and middle eastern and asian styles too Without knowing I can easily say that and then research to find how true it is !
@@kikkerl When did she mess up? Keeping in mind her style which means that she won't necessarily play it the same way it's meant to be played.
In case you didn't know, tzigane means gypsy :)
I noticed! Very interesting, her style is so unlike anything I’ve ever heard, and it seemed a little like fiddling, ya know? Idk it’s still cool!
You have to master the rules before you can start to break the rules.
She definitely has mastered them
oh she's a master definitely
@@edmundpoon02 Shut your ass up, she nailed that lmao
This is some nice talk - she can't do anything unless she's as good as Heifetz...what a stupid, pretentious thing to say.
True.because if anyone questions you, just screw them.hahaha
Wiping hand explanation:
she went up high enough to physically touch the rosin. So she wiped the rosin off her left hand. Why is the rosin on you left hand bad?: because the rosin is meant to cause fraction between the bow and strings, you dont want that on your left hand.
Great catch! Wouldn't have considered that explanation.
Thank you!
Me: *plays every note wrong*
Don’t worry y’all it’s up to interpretation
Megan Jamias weeeellllll its not interpretation it's making new music.....cause we r playing same music in a same wayyyy
What if the interpretation is that you can't play that instrument well?
*JAZZZZZZ*
That sounds like Father Ted.
"That is an ecumenical matter!"
@@JoelCarli a man of culture
But LING LING DOESN’T NEED MUSICALLY INTERPRETATIONS. HE IS MUSICAL INTERPRETATION.
kat *she ... Or it
ling ling doesn’t need grammar too apparently.
Instead of Legato, it says Lingato
zhen zheng haha 😂
kat
It's like she's testing the violin..is it working..is it...IS IT?!!!
Ruba Abdul not gonna lie, I laughed
I can see Kaori as your pfp... Lovely.
You pfp tho T-T
Cool a top comment perfect place to ask what piece is she playing?
Kaori! Your Lie in April!
Cadenza- noun. 1. A thing in music "where you do whatever you want, because screw it, he's dead."
“F**k it, he’s dead.” -Brett Yang
@@KF-zb6gi top 10 best quotes ever
Anna Karenina Câmara 😂
2:37
This interpretation is really awesome to be honest, it's very gypsy-like and really fits the music
If you listen to traditional folk music from eastern europe you'll see a lot of the quirks and tricks she's doing, besides her tone and intonation are amazing + she's a rebel badass haha why is she barefoot???
she legit grew up in a gypsy family thats why it sounds like that and she's barefoot
Reminds me a lot to Ivry Gitlis
Had me at Gypsy. XD
I wouldn't say her playing style was balkanic in the cadenza, but around 7:20, it definitely is. I Can nearly recognize hijaz mode !
just followed her on spotify, awesome!
Some people interpreted this video as crush your dreams in 12 minutes or less. I interpret it as an inspiration to practice an extra 72 hours each day.
Ling Ling the Ling Ling?
Ling Ling, is that really you?
It’s *InTERpreTaTiOn*
Isagail ITS TRUE
A E S T H E T I C
It'S GiPsY
*i n t e r e s t i n g*
Ling Ling is so good that instead of interpreting music , the music wants to interpret him
😂
*her 😉
hella hella
Wrong ling ling
dId yOu jUst intErpRet lingling's gEndER?! Oml itS 2018
Who’s long ling?
Holy Tchaikovsky I just saw Patricia Kopatchinskaja in concert last weekend! She was amazing! So glad I skipped prom to see her perform haha.
Holy Tchaikovsky😂😂😂 That is awesome!!!!😀
I'd skip my own funeral to see Patricia Kopatchinskaja
@@buttholethebarbarian313 Um what-
Oh wow, I need glasses lol; I read that last part fast and thought you wrote "So glad I skipped porn to see her perform"
And in 2020, she performed a completely unique interpretation of Tchaikovsky barefoot with a pride flag as her shoulder rest. Absolute legend
The 3 rd movement in Tchaikovsky's concerto never made much sense to me, until I heard her play it. Trust Patricia to tell stories with any music.
That’s awesome
After watching this, I watched her performance and actually became interested and can safely say-after thoroughly exploring interpretation of the Tzigane, her performance was sublime. I never thought I would’ve felt this way when I watched the TwoSet video, but she is incredible and deserves a lot of praise for her ability to champion new ideas, very beautiful interpretations to often mundanely performed classics.
Tzigane has a folk origin, so I think playing it with folklore spirit is fine. Classical music used to be much freer on interpretation and improvisation before the 20th century.
0:28 me trying to pronounce any Russian composer's name
sofie. a Prok.... prokveff....... potato fries.
Russian names are manageable. Polish names, though......
W Szczerbrzeszynie chrząszcz brzmi w trzcinie.
@@martinszemberg-goldgraber8772 i Szczebrzeszyn z tego słynie!
Lol really? I genuinely don't understand why they couldn't pronounce it, it's been transcribed into the Latin script, you just say it how it's written lol. Much easier than a lot of British names...
I've just noticed... How come you guys have not been verified yet?
You should definitely send a verification request to CZcams
because the website should not have to verify the existence of trolls, such as these 🙄
Chris Tillman sorry I can’t read troll
@Chris Tillman The word is dank memers
@@TheViokid How dare thee insult Le Twoset Violin!
It's based on folk music. She's playing it like folk music.
It's miles better than listening to another Professional Competition Winner doing a tepid version of Heifetz.
For a total noob to classical playing and violin like I am, she looks and sounds very refreshing, to be honest. If she is a troll, then, heck yes. You go gurl. The music was pleasing to my ears.
I think i'm in love with her. Skills and a massive troll? Hell yes.
I just really like that she is good enough to pull off exactly what she wants! Tradition is fine, and I have no doubt that she could play everything with a textbook approach. I just think she has something truly original to offer, and I always want to hear her ideas. It's not that she's random in her interpretive choices, they come from a profound understanding of the repertoire and its context. Her approach to sound will never, ever be boring. Makes me want to use gut strings so I can explore too! I hope you were inspired, Brett! I sure was! thanks!
If she wanted to show something "original", she could compose herself. Considering how much "talent" she has in skewing, and fooling around in interpretations and faking "originality" with the absurd,, she can skew herself off with composing herself.
Zvonimir Tosic disagree, she’s far from “faking originality”. Her interpretations are consistent and if you have the guts to call absurdist art unoriginal then I suppose authors like kafka, Camus and sartre also unoriginal? I think that her original dynamic markings are incredibly unique and quite brilliant. We can see her talent with every technique she utilized. She also wrote a rationale for her performance on Facebook, saying that the reason why she played tzigane that way was because of the culture she was raised in which was heavily gypsy. It’s an interpretation and something that’s dearly personal to her so who are we to criticize her performance?
@@gianlucakasai7249 She is not that musically endowed at all. I too am a musician for over 40 years, I worked with many and I think her playing here is so preposterous that I am NOT interested to hear anything else from her. Plainly horrible performance & attitude. If she wants to learn how improvs may sound without such butchering, she should enrol jazz academy first to understand what she is up to, and then learn how improvisation is done with sense and taste, which she lacks.
Zvonimir Tosic if you’ve been raised and groomed within the orthodox classical music culture for 40 years then it’s not a surprise to me that you’re so close minded in musical interpretations. If you existed in the 19th century then bless your soul when you found out who stravinsky was.
@@gianlucakasai7249 Stick to the subject please; we write here about HER performance. I appreciate and perform all sorts of music, but the playing from that young lady is pure preposterous garbage. She has no ear, and covers that impediment; she fiddles but not on the violin strings; she fiddles on the strings of her impertinence. Instead of fooling herself, and the deaf audience, she should go somewhere and learn more.
...If Bellatrix Lestrange became a violinist instead...
She looks more like Molly Wesley though.
She's just great, I just think Ravel would have LOVED her interpretation! Do composers really want to be played the exact same way always, or would they themselves be surprised not by "trolling", just by alternative reading....
Patricia Kopatchinskaja is amazing 😍 I was at a concert last year and for me she’s one of the best musicians!
4 years later, but I liked this, A lot! She is a free spirit and really is connected with the piece and how she interpreted it.
5:05She just changed her super high position and cleaned the rosin on her hand.
I actually really like her interpretation. I wouldn't use it to show the Tzigane to someone who doesn't know it, for that purpose I'd pick a version that follows what Ravel wrote, but I'd 100% listen to this. I think it's really musical, just in a different way than it was originally meant to be.
"theres no such thing as wrong notes"...
*Except when you change a b natural to a b flat*
What if you’re just that prodigy at composing music
Thank god i found this incredible violinist. So inspiring, so true, so full of what life is. It s a pitty to hear all these old schooled comments disturbing such an outstanding performance. Creativity and freedom is good to play, its trusting the performer. To follow the music as written, to make rankings of players and competitions is just depressing, kills art (yes, music has also a bit of art between the competitions) destroys the humanity inside us and doesnt give any future to a style. Im a classical performer and its sad how close minded peopoe are, not living life in order to be approved by a master, forgetting to feel whats life about, only focused to play better without any purpose except of increasing technik. First humans, then musicians. First is to have a personal version of the world and life, then goes practicing.
bro I listened to her tchaikovsky concerto on spotify and like. I usually listen to tchaik when I wanna be sad and get deep into my feelings. (personal fav is the one by itzhak perlman)
but her tchaik? it made me headbang! it was LIT. like weird but in the absolute best way.
amazing how the same concerto can give you 2 completely different moods when played by 2 different violinists.
It's a cadenza, so basically you can do whatever you want :D
I wish my exams were cadenzas..
According to wikipedia:
"Patricia Kopatchinskaja plays a violin built by Giovanni Francesco Pressenda (Turin) in 1834,[7] according to Dennis Rooney in the British music magazine The STRAD, March 2003 'a very colourful-sounding instrument whose viola-like quality lent her playing exceptional tonal interest'"
"a very colourful-sounding instrument whose viola-like quality"
Guys...I found the problem! lol
viola-like quality? Most devastating feature you can say of an instrument,
What... InTeREStInG
Ling Ling can do 40 interpretations at once
Victoria Nazeeri
But Bing Bing can do 120 interpretations at once. can Ling Ling do this 🤔
Ling Ling uses my Music!!! Ling Ling liar!!!
" Ignore what the composer wrote cuz f**k it he's dead" ____Bretty Bang.
Bless you two set editors you do amazing work.
4:03 - a perfect representation of twosets personalities. The violin playing and some random comedy. There's also Eddy's perfect pitch and last but not least Editor San messing around.
As someone outside the classical music realm, I find it really interesting phobia that alot of classical musicians have towards individual musical expression
Yes
As somebody who hasbalways loved classical music, I totally agree. I hate this snobbery about how things are supposed to be played. The most famous composers were often also great innovators and going against tradition. I'm sure many of them would be delighted by Kopatchinskaya's unusual interpretations.
In honesty I think all her music is about bringing the scores in our time. For me she is not just doing whatever she wants...she is recreating the score for us and does it with an energy that is much more pure than a troll.
Maybe her Tzigane is even more into the tradition of gypsy music than most other interpretations we can listen to.
I am pretty sure Ravel would love this.
I fell in love with this piece because of this vid and Patricia's playing. The old school Twoset was very wild and made bad jokes, but they still educated.
Honestly this was amazing. She’s a rock star and I think this was her just having fun :)
Ray Chen playing the Mendelssohn violin concerto with the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra
-Versus-
James Ehnes with Philharmonia Orchestra and Vladimir Ashkenazy
Is a fantastic example of the question of technicality vs interpretation.
James Ehnes performance is unquestionably good. His mastery of the music as it is written reveals truths Mendelssohn surely wrote into every note.
Ray Chen's recording brings his brilliant interpretations to every phrase. An emotional enlightenment that stops me in my tracks and brings me to tears is the end result.
I don't think there should be any question of whether there is a place for interpretation or not. I love discovering new worlds hiding in familiar places through the perspective of other musicians willing to bare their souls as true masters of their instruments.
No one gonna talk about the piccolo and flute players at 9:47 … Amazing
her facial expressions tho Haha
I really loved it. She had a ton of fun with the piece. Playing a piece how it's meant to be played is an amazing skill to have, but music can also be fun, and she showed that.
5:30 isn't she also wiping off the rosin from her fingers?
Sophia S sophia is that you?!?!
Shes thinking,"eventually they will realise i cant play and drag me off..."
she's a great violinist though
She could be thinking anything... :D
She is probably thinking "we are farmers bum ba dum bum bum bum bum"
Yeah, no.
I love that she is currently artist-in-residence in the Berlin Philharmonic.
She is AMAZING, but once I saw a concert and she was in it and I tried so hard not to laugh when she did her little movements
I kind of got a semi-on actually to this video. Guess one's imagination runs away with one.
She has an unique style, this doesn't make her a bad violinist.
1+1 is 3 but thats just my interpretation
cj 1+1 Is 11.
Quick maths
And art isn't maths.
Would anyone else appreciate it if they put the link to the videos that they used in the video in the description?
Ryan Jones czcams.com/video/w0ObgSKBqTQ/video.html
Is it weird that my violin teacher watches you?
P.S he finds you funny
same lol it's not weird they're awesome
My teacher as well
Same! Except it was my orchestra teacher, not my private teacher.
My teacher too xD
Is it weird they reviewed my violin teacher.(Ben Lee)
A cadenza is a cadenza. She owned it and in the end everyone knew it.
I actually quite like the sliding bow parts, where Kopatchinskaya allows the overtones of the violin/strings to become more apparent. Been there done that with all the "solid" contact points, the precise regulation of speed and pressure etc etc so as to always produce a full, rich sound, or at least a focused delicate one. But K knows all that too, and she's bored with it. She's looking for more, different, and to express the improvisational nature of gypsy music. A cadenza should never be the same, every single time it's played. Maybe the facial expressions are a little over the top, but heck, why not. If she doesn't do them, there will be lots of people out there (Brett and Eddy to start with) who just classify it as "bad technique." Mainly because it's not what *they* were taught, or are used to.
Yay for originality. I've heard Tzigane *so* many times, and it's cool to hear something different.
I am not saying, I went to a concert of Patricia Kopatchinskaja BECAUSE of TwoSetViolin, but it added to the excitment. It was a wild ride through the centuries, with a chamber orchestra and a singer, arranged and conducted by her. Definitely an unforgetable and impressive concert.
Artist: brings creative insight into one of the most overplayed piece of violin music.
Twoset: the reason you are doing this must be because you are a troll!
as far as i was aware, Cadenzas were meant to be improvised. and the composers wrote out cadenzas to assist the people who weren't very good at improvisation. but since the composer wrote it, lets all blindly follow what they wrote, it shouldn't be different or inspired ever
I think this is...
*INTÉRESSANT*
oui oui~
Have you guys heard her play the Stravinsky Violin Concerto? It's hands down the best interpretation I've ever heard!
2:34 Brett: "Just ignore what the composer wrote, because, fuck it, he's dead!"
She discovered that to be an artist one actually has to apply their own imagination, opposed to just playing the music exactly as written by the composer. According to the definition of artist, great classical players aren't artists, they are technicians.
Keep this one nearby when the mob accuse you of heresy: "Skill without imagination is craftsmanship and gives us many useful objects such as wickerwork picnic baskets. Imagination without skill gives us modern art."
You think that's bad, listen to what she does to the Beethoven op 61 XD
Physics Only You think thats bad. Go and search up Lola Astanova
Hugo D yeah she is terrible...
I almost cried when i watched that holy shit her tone was so crap.
yeah these two guys are joke.. i will never subcribe their youtube.. useless
you think thats bad? hear me play
As a jazz musician, I love it. Interpreting the dynamics, rhythms and even notes of a piece is my favourite way to play.
4:14 That was the best and I mean *dA bEsT* lmaoooo
i like the way she plays. like a theatre actress and a musician in one.
Patricia Kopatchinskaja plays with SPCO a ton each year and I go see it every time because even if it's not how it's supposed to be played it's entertaining as hell to be in her audience
She just made that violin talk... I like her.
I thought Noda Megumi from "Nodame Cantabile" was a fictional case of eccentricity...
But here she is - Nodame of the violin...
I love Nodame 😙
With the exception of anything with Hilary in it, this is my favorite TS
"there's no such thing as wrong notes."
"who cares, the composer is dead anyway"
I'm glad she responded to this.Also, I know it was just a light-hearted roast of her style, but she truly is something special and that's something to be acknowledged. Watch the 'Day in the Life of' doco on her. She's intense but warm and magical. And so effing talented.
should I continue practicing or should finish this first? hmm
Ella Bella practice make ling ling proud
When I doubt, practice.
HMMMMMMMMM
Ella Bella practice while finishing the video
That depends on how many hours you’ve practiced already
She;s insane. Certifiable. As a beginner (at the ripe old age of 62) I am mesmerized by players like this.
Musical interpretation-when the notes don’t matter, and the dynamics are just a suggestion
agree these two guys are joke.. they are just basic musicians
Devyn Keen yeah basically
wtf?
@@xichang5092 what's your point here?
Xi Chang i think there is nothing wrong with honouring the composer’s intentions although musical interpretation is up to the performer. I don’t think it’s right to downgrade them for following the music score. And i think the original sounds nicer than her interpretation. Though it’s maybe just my personal taste, but her interpretation are too far of the music score, that it can’t be called tzigane anymore.
"because, fuck it, he's dead, do whatever you want"
I like the weirdness, keeps me interested. xD
But tbh, music sounding good is more important, i think, than what the composer intended. Interpretation is taking it ahead than what the composer intended but to what extent, that is debatable and very subjective.
PS. She brings out Eddy's violin insecurities, so definitely points for that xDxD
I love how they started off roasting her and by the end they were totally on board with it.=
Usually I would hate a performance like this, but for pieces that are supposed to be imitating improvised gypsy music, I don't really mind.
You know what, they're right. Just play it once, and send the recording on tour. They can have actors double as musicians.
Agree with Brett here this was really cool (tbh Eddy looked sick and not in a great mood aha), there's already a ton of super talented people doing Ravel "how it was written", we need more interpretations, more freshness! Music is not meant to be fossilized it's meant to be lived and breathed.
Thank you Editor-san.
Damn, I’m gonna try that hand slapping approach from now on.
There is no such thing as a wrong note, it's just custom interpretation!
It depends. It does not really bother me when certain freedoms are taken by the performer in pieces that are mainly based on free form and improvisation, such as Rhapsody, and it does not tend to matter to me when this is done in Cadenzas because for that are the Cadenzas in the first place, to show the virtuosity and expression of the interpreter. However, this does not mean that because the interpreter decides to show his "individual artistic freedom of expression", the result will sound good or be of artistic quality; people with poor judgment tend to value the mere individual expresion just for the sake of individual expresion and not the result of this same expression, the individual expression is not the artistic end per se and you can not value a work only because "express the individuality of its interpreter/composer", but for the aesthetic result that remains of this expression; said in a simpler way: the result should be evaluated, not the method; and besides that, art can not be reduced to the mere emotional expression: the value of the intricate work of composing for voice, coro, ensemble, solo instrument or orchestra, taking care of all the necessary elements to obtain a work of astetic beauty is worth much more than the most virtuous cadenza; the first thing is disciplined and transcendental, the second one is impulsive and ephemeral.
Apart from that, in a work of art there is no greater force than the will of the author, the most beautiful works are written specifically by their authors and these express the will and vision of its author, therefore, the attachment to the tradition is not only to show respect to the author's vision but also to keep it eternal, because that is what art should be: eternal; kept alive and inherited to the new generations as testimony of a potential and virtue of the human being; harsh as it may sound, the ephemeral character of improvisation can never be compared to the transcendental character of the art of composition, and therefore, the "individual artistic expression" of the performer can NEVER be prepend over the will and vision of the author. (Take into account that this "author's vision" thing is also under the same criteria that I apply to the interpreter's expression in the previous paragraph).
Based on the above, I lean towards tradition of interpretation.
Brett: we can’t do it better
Brett: *does it better*
I actually like her, she's good
I love her
This was the thing I didn’t even know I needed, but oh this really need to exist in the world
As a soloist with a full symphony, I think it should be left to interpretation and not so much on traditional technic. That's just my interpretation/opinion!! It's the job of the symphony to be all technic and traditional. Think about a singer... usually the singer is off doing whatever, and the back ups are keeping the traditional pace.
I like her Beethoven, and her Stravinsky. She wrote quite a bit about her Beethoven interpretation. Look it up and see what you think.
But her interpretations are definitely pretty radical.
Hey... Whatever you say her way of playing makes me more interested and excited about the music it's almost like street dance which reminds me of street dance and it's music for me as long as it's pleasing to hear even if it's completely devoid of notes
Y’all should react to her playing Praeludium and Allegro. It’s absolute heat🔥🔥🔥, especially when she does the really cool, cadenza-like section with the syncopated open e part.
Who needs sheet music when you can play with *musical interpretation?*
You guys are funny! My theory knowledge stops at high school freshman, but I have been playing guitar for a while. You guys are right, she is doing whatever she wants haha she has a bit of a rockstar mentality and I love it! I love tradition, but seeing personality is always nice. She absolutely enjoys playing the violin, she lives and breathes it! It's beautiful, really.
my only goal in life is to vibrato like Brett and Eddy
There is a lot of beauty in freedom, and beauty is why arts and music exist in the first place.
Prank-responding to a spam call with 100% confidence has got to be one of the most Australian things possible
I just started learning the violin, so if I make those crazy faces while playing, will it make me sound better so i don't piss off my neighbors so much? lol