Brett Yang

Life Brett Yang was born in 1992. From then he is one of the most influential musicians of the day. He joined many orchestras and performed many times and lead a silent life until he started TwoSetViolin which was a huge success.

Childhood
Brett Yang was born on 3rd March 1992. He was the son of anonymous parents who aren't discovered yet. According to what was said in the Draw our lives video, he was an unhappy kid who found happiness in playing the violin. He started playing the violin when he was five years old. He also hates cockroaches since it tingled his feet in childhood. Brett Yang is a former prize winner of the Brisbane International Youth Music Festival and is a winning recipient for the Vada Jefferies Bach prize, Ronald David Clifford prize and the Matilda Jane Aplin prize at the Queensland Conservatorium. Brett has made solo appearances with the Queensland Conservatorium Symphony and Corda Spiritus performing the Tchaikovsky violin concerto and Mozart violin concerto no.4. He was invited to perform at the 2011 Kendall National Violin Competition and was the 2nd prizewinner of the Queensland Concerto competition in 2010. Brett has performed as part of the 2010 Bangalow Music Festival, 2011 Australian Festival of Chamber Music and the 2013 Musica Viva music festival. He has served as concertmaster for the Queensland Conservatorium Symphony Orchestra. Brett’s professional engagements include performing with the Sydney Sinfonia, Queensland Symphony and Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. He was under the tutelage of Michele Walsh at the Queensland Conservatory too.

Adult Life and before Fame.
He enrolled into the Australian Symphony Orchestra just after he finished his music university. His dream about becoming a world class soloist was on hold. However, he consulted a colleague Eddy Chen to start his channel TwoSetViolin. So after its failure, he left to Sydney to continue his work in Australian Symphony Orchestra. He was dedicated to his new channel and though it failed, he wanted to continue. After much editing and advertisement, TwoSet's videos slowly started going viral. As he said in his Draw our lives video, the first video had only two views (one from Brett Yang and one from Eddy Chen).