Chapter 272: Her Terrifying Talent in Violin
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Master Wei had come to find Qin Ran mainly to discuss joining the association. As for the apprenticeship banquet...
Master Wei would never let Qin Ran worry over this.
Most importantly, he felt like it was too difficult for Qin Ran to sit down and draw up a list.
While she talked to Master Wei, Cheng Juan glanced at Old Master Cheng and said faintly, "Let's go, I'll send you off."
Old Master Cheng sat on the sofa and didn't budge. "You should entertain Master Wei first, I'm not in a hurry."
The two weren't speaking discreetly, so Master Wei naturally heard them and immediately stood up. "No need to entertain me, we're all acquaintances."
Old Master Cheng was speechless. He had no choice but to get up.
Folding his arms, Cheng Juan nodded towards them. His features were defined under the warm sunlight. "Let's go."
After wandering around upstairs, Cheng Mu said, "Miss Qin, Master Wei, I'll go downstairs and keep my things."
Qin Ran gave him an "OK" sign.
When everyone in the hall was almost gone, Master Wei picked up the teacup and sighed in relief. He took a sip of tea and glanced at Uncle Hai.
Uncle Hai immediately took out a schedule from the bag beside him and handed it to Qin Ran.
"You're very talented in the violin and you have good pitch. You're basically talented in all aspects of skills," Master Wei asked her to check the schedule and continued, "but you lack systematic training... Most importantly, you're probably a fast-learner, so it should be no different for the violin. But what playing the violin needs is perseverance and persistence."
As the top performer in the industry, Master Wei understood how difficult it was to meet a genius. A prodigy could be discovered but not sought.
In comparison to other things, talent had a greater impact on the violin.
When Master Wei met Qin Ran for the first time, he had felt her terrifying talent for the violin, but something about her had troubled him for a long time. She always harbored a carefree attitude towards the violin.
As one of the top three most difficult instruments to learn, the violin required not only talent but also perseverance.
Ever since the conflict with Teacher Xu from Ninghai Town, Qin Ran basically stopped practicing the violin seriously for several years.
But her emotions poured as soon as she touched the violin.
When she came to Beijing previously, Master Wei had asked her to play the violin once. The surging emotions she exuded was completely different from those unfeeling machine sounds.
"I've set two goals for you to achieve before you start school. In two months, you have to master and be proficient in the advanced finger-positioning technique, as well as the two-handed double stop technique... You'll see some of the difficult repertoires I included as examples behind." Master Wei pointed to the first page and said solemnly, "Two months shouldn't be particularly difficult for you, but my expectations of you aren't simply a domestic ninth-grade amateur, but an intermediate level of Continent M."
The Beijing Violin Association also had its own standards.
Tenth-grade amateurs outside might not even be able to reach the third-grade in the Violin Association.
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