The world's number one pianist

He Shen's eyes did not deflect in the slightest. He looked at the stage in front of him casually, and his mind began to empty out.

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He had no special thoughts about the students he would teach in school. He taught them for four years, and they studied with him for four years. After four years, they still don’t know where they went.

Basically, teach them seriously, teach them what they should teach, and treat them as your direct disciples, so forget it.

He Shen thought that he would not give this position of direct disciple to anyone.

There is no discussion about whether anyone wants to follow him for the rest of his life and study with him before becoming a teacher.

He simply doesn't feel that he has the ability to accept a direct disciple now.

What do you do now? There is only one Chopard, one of the top three in China, and one hundred or so in the world. That’s it, it’s not surprising.

For other works from the Romantic Period, I basically oscillate between entry level and professional level, just a few levels better than 99% of music conservatory graduates.

No big deal.

After all, he is not number one in the world...

If you had a student, what would you teach them? Chopard?

Can he accept what he asks of him?

If someone really wants to become his direct disciple, let's just say that he will definitely use the master level as a measuring stick and require them to reach the master level before they can barely pass.

He Shen felt that no one else could accept such a request except himself.

At this time, all the teachers had already taken their seats, and the counselor also asked all the students to perform on stage.

Qu Shi glanced at the other teachers and chose He Shen's side without any hesitation. She sat down obediently, took out a thick bound booklet from her pocket, poked He Shen's arm, and handed it to He Shen. To He Shen.

"This is?"

He Shen glanced at Qu Shi beside him, reached out to take the book in her hand, and asked.

Qu Shi raised her head with great pride and replied.

"This is a thesis, I just polished it!"

"paper?"

"Yes! The paper, about whether the work should be based on the work itself or the information behind the work, is basically what you said. I sorted out what you said and wrote it in the form of a paper!"

Qu Shi pointed to the paper in He Shen's hand and explained.

"Because your previous speech could only be regarded as a speech, and many of the things in it were rough, colloquial, and not precise enough, so I helped you sort it out and put it into a paper, which you can publish at any time."

Before He Shen could speak, the students on the stage had already started playing.

boom!

The manic voice shattered He Shen's thoughts. He glanced at the young man on the stage inexplicably, not understanding why he played like this.

The work he played was the third movement of Beethoven's "Appassionata Sonata". The first few chords needed a progression, and this man just smashed them out, making a mess...

He Shen didn't bother to pay attention to the student on the stage, pointing to the paper in his hand and asked.

"Well...why did you give me this? I...need it very much?"

"Huh? He Shen doesn't know, right?"

Qu Shi also didn't look at the young man playing the piano on the stage. She looked at He Shen in surprise and said.

"This is China. If you want to be promoted, the most important thing is to see the papers you publish."

"Although...I don't know why people who study music need to write a paper, but! I helped you write a paper, and He Shen, you didn't even thank me, and you asked me if you needed it?"

"Sorry, I'm not sure..."

He Shen scratched his head. He really didn't know about this. He hesitated, took out a lollipop from his pocket and handed it to Qu Shi.

"Well, thank you for your paper. Also... carefully tear off the paper coating on the outside of the lollipop, if possible."

"Eh? Oh...thank you so much"

Qu Shi took the lollipop from He Shen's hand and was a little confused for a moment. She took the lollipop from He Shen's hand in a daze. Following He Shen's instructions, she carefully tore open the outer paper wrapper and handed it to He Shen. After it's deep, pop the lollipop into your mouth.

Until the sweet taste entered her mind, she didn't realize why she suddenly ate a lollipop.

Qu Shi quickly shook his head and said to He Shen.

"Well, I won't say much else about it. I have already sent this paper to a first-tier magazine for review. That first-tier magazine basically said that it can be published. "Teaching Philharmonic". If you don't like it, you can submit it to Other domestic first-line music magazines.”

"If you want to change it to an English version, you can also submit it to foreign music magazines, such as "Gramophone", "Music", "Classical Klassik", etc. I can also help you change it to an English version. These are not available What a big problem, after all, I came in with the best score in English!”

When Qu Shi talked about her English proficiency, she looked proud and extremely confident.

If you ask other teachers in the conservatory who has the best English in the conservatory, they will basically recommend music and poetry.

She’s not bragging, she helped with the English versions of many professors’ papers!

He Shen carefully read the contents of the paper again, and it was basically the same as what he said. There were some differences in understanding, but they were not a big deal. There would not be any big problems.

So, He Shen put the paper away and nodded to Qu Shi.

"Thank you."

"Hey, you're welcome. I want to thank you too!"

"Me?"

He Shen didn't expect Qu Shi to suddenly say that she wanted to thank him, and couldn't help blinking.

Qu Shi nodded with great certainty and said directly.

"Yes, of course I have to thank you. If it weren't for me, I really wouldn't have met Professor Dan."

"Last time you told Professor Dan my name, I tentatively submitted an application letter to Professor Dan, wanting to ask if he had time to meet with me to discuss issues such as pure theoretical piano playing techniques."

"I didn't have much idea at first, but later Professor Dan actually replied to me, saying that he had time and could meet with me!"

"Wow, I was really, very excited at that time!"

...

When Qu Shi talked about Professor Dan, her eyebrows almost flew up. She didn't care about the eyes of other people around her at all. She gestured in a hurry and shared her experience with Professor Dan with He Shen.

However... the student who performed on the stage was a bit disappointed. He thought his performance was okay, at least not that bad, but he didn't expect that some of the teachers below didn't listen to his performance at all.

Suddenly, a sense of frustration arose, and his fingers instantly went wrong, and the sound was completely unclear.

In order to correct his mistake, he hurried back to the previous place to make up for it, but unfortunately...

His mind was blank, and he stayed on the piano bench without knowing how to continue playing.

The teacher sitting in the middle looked at him coldly, drew two random lines on the notebook, and spoke.

"Next!"

The student walked down dejectedly, and Ji Mengting, who was behind him, walked up with her swan neck very gracefully, walked to the piano, picked up the edge of her skirt, and bowed slightly to all the teachers.

She looked in the direction of He Shen, raised the intention form that was supposed to be written on the paper, and said very seriously.

"Teacher He, I want to learn piano from you!"