Hello
everyone and welcome one again on the musical journey!
Today is going to be a slightly different blog entry (though related
to music nonetheless), about a youtube channel I’m subscribed to, that is
called: TwoSet Violin.
That’s exactly what made me watch them in the first
place. Their content on youtube is really witty, funny and at the same time very
insightful and informative. If you think that classical music may not be your
cup of tea, that’s alright, because it’s not the genre that counts in here, it’s
the music in its pure form and definition and passion for learning how to play
musical instruments. Besides, Eddy and Brett are very creative and easy-going
guys, their videos are neither condescending, preaching nor overbearing. Quite
the opposite, actually. Very often, they, create humourous content, do
challenges, play charades, share their opinions on the authenticity of playing
violin in movies with music themes, etc. I really like the way they promote classical
music, pretty clever isn’t?
One of my favourite parts about their channel is that
they are genuinely showing how much work one needs to put to be able to play at
a very advanced/concertmaster/professional level. If you have a talent (at no
matter what), of course it might be easier for you to do something, but without
dedication, hard-work and practise you’ll never fully succeed, not in the long
term anyway. For there to be any good outcome, there has to be made an effort
first, and that’s something many people forget about. We’re in a constant
progress of self-improvement.
Interesting
fact :
One of the main and very present jokes in the TwoSet
Violin community is the Ling Ling joke.
Brett and Eddy came up with this fictional character called Ling Ling, a prodigy, who kind of defies logic by being the best at everything. For
example : Ling Ling practices
for 40 hours a day; you will never achieve what he has at 5 years
old.
No comments:
Post a Comment