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  • Welcomeeeeeeeee......

  • Welcome...to another episode...

  • ...of TwoSet Violin!!!

  • Today, we're gonna talk about...

  • - How do you introduce this...yeah... - That was such a classic TwoSet intro, we're just...

  • - "What do wewhat are we doing again today?" - "What's it again?"

  • - "Uh..." - Alright, okay.

  • We're watching a clip that many of you

  • - have sent to us before to review, - Uh-huh.

  • It is a scene involving violin playing,

  • and it is from a TV series called "Chicago Med".

  • As someone that nearly became doctor,

  • and uh someone that

  • - Did you nearly become doctor? - Nah.

  • maybe could have become doctor,

  • - we feel like this is the perfect video for us to review. - Mm-hmm.

  • Um...so let's...

  • - Let's watch it together. Shall we? - Let's get started.

  • Can you hear this?

  • Yes.

  • How about now?

  • Not as well as the other.

  • Okay, first of all,

  • - that is a chunky tuning fork. - Whoa, that's enormous.

  • Second of all, I get the effect they're going for,

  • - it's like...kind of resemble tinnitus. - Mmm.

  • But no tuning fork...

  • - Yeah, it'll be like an A, yeah. - ...is that high, it's normally...

  • - You a musician? - Mm-hmm.

  • Getting my master's at CCPA.

  • The conservatory!

  • Impressive!

  • Follow my

  • I'll say as a musician,

  • - losing hearing is the biggest nightmare. - Yeah.

  • We rely on these so much.

  • But it's also the source of our pleasure.

  • - Yeah. - Like, we make music because we love...

  • - Hearing music. - ...yeah, hearing music.

  • I actually did, back in the day, have...

  • ...when I was in the conservatory, had um...

  • ...small, kind of a health-scare.

  • I thought I was gonna have hearing problems,

  • and hearing loss as well.

  • Turned out it was fine, but I had like...

  • ...funny problems with my hearing,

  • and that was the most scary thing ever.

  • I don't mean to scare you,

  • but becoming a doctor was actually my fallback plan.

  • I wanted to be a musician. A violinist, in fact.

  • Med is easier than being a musician!

  • Ohhhhhhhhhhh!!!!

  • *chuckles*

  • I don't have a fallback plan.

  • Music's all I ever wanted to do.

  • - You see, that's what I was missing. - Yeah.

  • Can you squeeze my hands?

  • - The doctor sounds so like... - Condescending.

  • *chuckles*

  • "See, that's what l'm missing." *chuckle*

  • "Good luck."

  • - "You're about to go deaf." - Oh wow....

  • - Paganini C minor Caprice broke my will. - *chuckles*

  • Wait. What did she say?

  • Paganini C minor Caprice

  • - Paganini C minor Caprice. - C minornumber 4?

  • Alright,

  • - I'll give that to you, that one broke my spirit too. - Yeah, that one is messed up.

  • That's a good reference!

  • Someone...

  • - ...did their research. - Yeah.

  • *chuckles* Just about everyone else!

  • - It's a bear! - Yeah!

  • I played snare in marching band in freshman year.

  • I think if it's C minor it is...

  • Yeah.

  • What was itwhat were they singing? *sings passage*

  • Oh! *sings passage*

  • Oh!

  • Yeah yeah yeah...maybe it's that one.

  • - Yeah yeah yeah. - Yeah...yeah...

  • *chuckles* That's really funny.

  • I've got a recital next month.

  • All Bach program.

  • Maybe you can come.

  • Sure, I'd love to.

  • Dr. Halstead.

  • "I've got a recital coming."

  • - "Sure, I'd love to." - Walks away... *chuckles*

  • - She's got a slight nystagmus in— - In her right eye, I know.

  • And then hearing loss on the left.

  • I'm thinking it could be syndromic.

  • Well, apparently you didn't need a consult.

  • Come on, I value your opinion.

  • How come you never told me you want to be a musician?

  • You want an opinion?

  • Call a neurosurgeon and send her for a stat head CT.

  • Dr. Halstead.

  • - Yeah? - Your violinist.

  • Radiology just sent her report.

  • Has anyone from neurosurgery seen these yet?

  • They talked about scheduling surgery as soon as possible.

  • Acoustic neuroma?

  • Tumors, essentially.

  • I know this is a TV show...

  • ...but maybe it's the fact that right now

  • they haven't said anything to trigger musicians

  • I'm actually believing it.

  • Yeah.

  • - Into the storyline right now...yeah. - Yeah, yeah, they haven't said anything stupid yet.

  • So these neuromas are...

  • ...pressing against your inner ear,

  • and that's why you've been experiencing

  • the hearing loss and the dizziness.

  • We need to remove them,

  • and stop the internal bleeding.

  • What are the side effects?

  • There's a good chance you'll lose your hearing.

  • My hearing?

  • Yes.

  • Dylan, I know it seems like your world is coming apart right now,

  • but we got lucky here today.

  • That fall you took might have just saved your life.

  • I'm a musician!

  • I don't know any of these med terms,

  • - so I don't even know if it's legit or not. - Yeah, maybe the doctors watching this are like...

  • - " Neuro-acoustical vabruolisis"? *pfft*" - Yeah yeah...

  • I pulled this out of the deep depths of my closet.

  • I reached out to Anne-Sophie Mutter's people, but...

  • it seems she's on tour in China.

  • Did they just say Anne-Sophie Mutter?

  • - Ohh... - Okay, that's a bit ridiculous.

  • - How do you just reach out to Anne-Sophie Mutter? - I know...

  • - Maybe you can... - Maybe—I think you can...

  • but it's just like I'm impressed they even mentioned

  • - the name, Anne-Sophie Mutter. It's like... - Yeah.

  • Wow.

  • Nice one.

  • I'm guessing you know Bach's concerto in D minor

  • for two violins?

  • In my day we all learned it.

  • Sure.

  • Get out your violin, Dylan.

  • We're gonna have that recital.

  • Come on.

  • I know she's meaning the best,

  • I don't know what her character is like...but...

  • If I were just find out that I was gonna lose my hearing,

  • and the doctor was like,

  • "Get out your violin Eddy,

  • we're gonna play Bach right now."

  • - I'll be like— - "I'm not the—"

  • - "You're not the one that'll be losing your hearing." - I'll be like, "What???"

  • - *laughs* - "What???"

  • The memory is not just in the head.

  • We also have what's called kinesthetic memory.

  • The body's memory.

  • It remembers movement...

  • ...resistance, and the position of its parts.

  • So hearing or not...

  • ...your body can still remember how to play.

  • I'm gonna make a bit of a nuanced point here.

  • I know this is probably gonna be taken the wrong way,

  • I guess from a musician's perspective,

  • part of the re

  • A) part of the reason we make music is...

  • ...because we can enjoy it, to hear it.

  • It's not just so we can play the instrument,

  • but also so we can enjoy hearing the sounds

  • we make from the instrument.

  • Second of all,

  • part of practice is a feedback loop, between...

  • - ...playing and hearing. - Hearing it, yeah.

  • You experiment different feels,

  • to hear what sound you get,

  • and then you adapt to it.

  • And to now have one of those feedback loops...

  • ...shut off,

  • it's very difficult.

  • And I think to give an example for that...

  • Heifetz once gave his students a...

  • a class where he detuned his violintheir violin,

  • because his student was taking too long tuning it.

  • And he was saying,

  • "Look...

  • in a real concert, when you play a 45-minute concerto,

  • with temperature changing,

  • - the strings are going to go slightly out of tune, - Mm-hmm.

  • and then it's up to you to listen

  • and adapt on the moment to the intonation.'

  • Even...

  • ...Beethoven, the genius deaf composer

  • that was able to compose a symphony,

  • there are reports of him when he was losing hearing...

  • ...desperately trying to play the piano,

  • holding a metal rod to transmit the sound vibrations

  • - from the piano to his skull, like... - ...just to hear.

  • He was a genius that can compose a symphony in his head,

  • - and he was that desperate to hear that - Yeah.

  • - last bit of frequency. - Yeah.

  • So...

  • - Just putting these things out there, - Yeah. *chuckle*

  • - you guys let us know what you think. - I know.

  • Concentrate on the feel, the vibrations.

  • Just close your eyes,

  • and remember.

  • Oh no...!

  • Dude, theyshe could actually play.

  • - They could both play. - They could both play, yeah, I was like,

  • "Whoa!!!!"

  • And they didn't even try to make it sound professional,

  • - like at a high level. - They made it sound...

  • - As...made it sound realistic. - ...real, like...what it would've sounded like

  • - two people just pulling their violins out. - Yeah and then someone that hasn't practiced in ages.

  • - Yeah...yeah. - 'Cause she still remember it in her hand.

  • - Damn...that's impressive. - Dude...props to the actresses!

  • Yeah.

  • That was really sad when she got wheeled off.

  • - I know. - It's like...

  • ...the final performance.

  • I know it's just a TV show, but damn, that's heavy.

  • That's frickin' intense.

  • Alright guys.

  • Thank you so much for watching.

  • - Oh we shouldoh, should we play it?

  • *mumbles*

  • Please subscribe!

  • See you guys next time!

  • Practice!

  • 40 hours a day!

  • Or you'll have to become a doctor!

  • - It's so hard to talk and play...! - ...talk and play at the same time...!

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    李芷凝 に公開 2021 年 01 月 14 日
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