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Brett Yang loves coffee and a good time, but what really keeps him waking up every day is his passion to make classical music fun and relevant for everyone. One of his highlight performances was at the 2014 G20 Summit in the presence of Obama, Merkel, Rousseff, Abe and other world leaders. He made his debut performing the Tchaikovsky violin concerto in 2012 with the Queensland Conservatorium Orchestra and later performed Mozart's Concerto No. 4 with Corda Spiritus. Since then he has worked professionally as a violinist in the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, Queensland Symphony Orchestra and Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. He was concertmaster of the Australian Youth Orchestra and the Queensland Conservatorium Symphony. As a 2013 honours graduate at the Queensland Conservatorium, he was awarded the prestigious Brisbane Club Scholarship. He is also the host of the Brettybang Show—a podcast interviewing world class musicians, artists and creatives launched in 2016. His hobbies inclu

TwoSet Violin – founded in 2014 by Australian duo Brett Yang and Eddy Chen – first went viral with their funny and sometimes painfully accurate videos depicting life as a classical musician. With over 2,000,000 followers and over 300 million views across social media, TwoSet inspires musicians worldwide with humor and a relatable ‘imperfectness.’  They have been featured on international media such as China Times ,  ABC News , The Violin Channel , Classic FM , SONY Classical Australia , WQXR , Yahoo , and The Strad . Their work has led to collaborations with other high profile artists such as Lang Lang, Hilary Hahn, Ray Chen, Janine Jansen, James Ehnes, Maxim Vengerov, and Anne Akiko Meyers. At the end of 2016, the duo gave up their spots in the Sydney and Queensland Symphony Orchestras and began hosting live classical comedy performances, including a sold-out debut at the Sydney Opera House. Their one-of-a-kind show offers a unique and interactive experience, creatively i