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TwoSet Violin are a classical music comedy duo consisting of Australian violinists Brett Yang and Eddy Chen. The pair are best known for their YouTube channel<\/a><\/strong>, which in February 2022 had reached over 3.5 million subscribers and 1 billion views. They are also hugely popular on social media, with 1.3 million Facebook followers and 33.4 million likes on TikTok. Since September 2016, they have embarked on a number of live shows and tours.<\/p>\n Brett Yang was born on 3 March 1992, and Eddy Chen was born on 23 March 1993. Both hail from Brisbane, Australia.<\/p>\n Brett and Eddy first met at maths tutoring in 2006 when they were 14 and 13. The next day they met again at their first rehearsal with the Queensland Youth Symphony, where they were the youngest players. They both went on to study the violin<\/a><\/strong> at the Queensland Conservatorium, where they first started making YouTube videos. Initially, they made covers of pop songs, but when this failed to take off, they began making comical videos about life as a music student.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div> <\/section> Brett and Eddy have made over 1,200 humorous videos for TwoSet Violin\u2019s video channel encompassing just about every aspect of being a musician. Recurring topics include the need for musicians to practise (embodied by a character called \u2018Ling Ling\u2019 who practises \u2018for 40 hours per day\u2019), prodigies and how accurately (or otherwise) classical music is portrayed in film and pop videos. One of their most popular videos lambasts a player for claiming to be the \u2018world\u2019s fastest violinist\u2019 in his rendition of Flight of the Bumblebee<\/em>.<\/p>\nWhen and where were Brett and Eddy from TwoSet violin born?<\/h2>\n
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