Welcome to a unique episode of TwoSet Violin.

You might be wondering

what's up with this interesting setup,

and why we're separated.

*Sobs*

I went to hospital.

But don't worry. I'm fine.

But due to the circumstance,

I have to take the precautionary measures and stay home.

So!

Anyway.

Today, we have a very new and unique game.

The point is to challenge ourselves

to recreate the sound...

of different folk or world ethnic instruments

on the violin.

We both have a list.

Each list will have

world instruments that our friend prepared.

And we have to create those sounds,

and the other person has to guess what instrument it is.

One point to guess the name of the instrument.

One point to guess where it's from.

And the name of this game is called...

"Guess the World Instrument"

No.

Not... not! Not!

Let's give ourselves like...

7 minutes?

Yup, so it's probably not gonna sound like the actual instrument.

We got the violin. We'll see what we can do.

Oh, okay, okay, uh...

The bagpipe!

Yeah!

Where is it from?

Scotland?

Yeah. Ireland and Scotland, it says.

Oh, the erhu!

- Ah... Yeah! - Yeah!

Where is it from?

China!

Nice, nice.

Ooh...

Some... oh...

The pipa!

The mandolin!

Yeah!

How did you get that?

- Alright, where is it from? - I see-

Mm... I'm guessing...

Spain?

I think it's 'cause I played a Spanish piece.

But it's actually Italy.

Oh, dammit!

Oh, what the...

I'm screwed.

Bro, I actually have no idea what this is.

A fishing rod?

Yeah, it looks like one basically.

Nah, pass it.

At least let me get the country.

I'm gonna get roasted. I'm so sorry, guys!

Mexico.

B?

Ah! I know!

What's that again?

Nah, no time. Skip.

It's Brazilian.

Oh my god!

And it's called Berimbau.

What does it sound like?

Oh! The um...

- Accordion! - Yeah!

HOW DID YOU GET THAT??!!

I just heard a cluster of chords.

I can imagine that...

Where is it from?

Actually, it doesn't even say. So just guess.

I don't know. UK.

Ooh, okay, okay, um...

Um...

The guzheng?

Yeah, but except...

The Japanese guzheng?

Yeah, what's it called?

Ah, I don't know. Fa...

How do you say "thing" in Japanese?

Mono.

Ugh, the other thing.

Ko...

- What's that? - Ko...

Doko, domo.

- Say that again! - Koko.

Yeah, koto. Yeah, it's a koto.

Oh dude, this is so hard!

Chinese flute.

The bamboo flute.

Dude, what is that?

What am I playing, bro? It's not Chinese.

Japanese flute.

Yeah.

Alright, you got Japanese. What's it called?

The fodo. Doko. Dodo.

- I wouldn't know. It's called shakuhachi. - Koto.

Dude, no way!

Oh!

The Indian...

The Indian flute.

Indian... The Indian...

bass.

Wait, what rhymes with-

What's this?

Guitar.

Yeah. What rhymes with...

But...

It rhymes with...

Kitar.

But Indian.

It's a sitar.

Oh my god...

Ooh...

Okay, I don't think you'll get this one, but...

Time's up.

Are you ready?

Yeah.

Wait, wait, wait!

AHH!!

Running?

Oh, drums!

Uh...

Taiko drum!

Yeah!!

Nice.

There's not even violin involved. This is so dumb.

Harp.

It's, it's... yeah.

Uh... what other types of harps are there?

Angel?

Angel harp?

Bird harp?

What is it? I don't know.

Lyr- Lyre. Lyre.

Nah, I wouldn't have known.

Where is that from? England?

Ancient Greece.

England!

Close enough.

Dude, I don't even know what this is!

Skip it.

What was it?

It was a... castanets.

Oh, castanets!

Oh!

Bongo. Conga.

No.

No?

Gamelan.

Yeah. Ha ha ha!

Indonesia.

Nice!

Oh, this one is good.

Guzheng!

Yeah.

China?

Yes. Next one.

What the hell?

Okay, okay, you ready?

Uh... Russian?

A Russian guitar?

Vod-guitar?

- Vodka? I don't know. - Nah!

Skip. It's called Balalaika.

Oh...

I've heard of that word before. I didn't know-

I didn't know it was a Russian guitar though.

DUDE, WHAT IS THIS?!

Dude, I don't even know how to play this thing!

It looks like this.

Oh, hurdy-gurdy!

Yeah!!

Yeah, once you did that, yeah.

Oh, you can shake it.

Oh, a tambourine.

Yeah!

Where is it from?

Guess.

Uh...

Uh-oh.

South America.

No, it says Persian, Turkish, Greek, Italian here.

Oh!

Viola.

Oh, didgeridoo! Didgeridoo!

Yeah!

That's obviously from...

Pan flute.

Yeah. Nice.

It's the only folk flute that I know.

- Oh, you're holding it like this as well, like, sideways. - Yeah.

Not like that.

OH OH OH OH OH!! Ready?

Tambourine?

What is this piece called?

Tambourin Chinois!

Huh?!

It's called Tambourin Chinois.

- No...! - That's the piece!

Oh, no! Banjo and Fiddle!

- Yeah! - Banjo!

- Oh, I got them mixed up. - Yeah, banjo.

Where is it from?

Ah, It's f- it should be... tsk!

I can't act this out.

Tsk!

Nah. It's North America.

Uh... It's like this. It's like this.

Fiddle.

F***! Time's up.

What is it?

It's a... gayageum.

I'm saying it so wrong, but it's Korean.

Were you trying to play BTS or something?

Yeah, I was trying to play BT- ha ha ha...!

Hope you guys learnt something today.

We definitely learnt a lot.

It's always fun as a classical musician to...

see the huge diverse world out there

with their own instruments.

Guys, hope you enjoyed it.

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And we'll see you guys next time.