𝗥𝗶𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝗿 | Debut or Die x Male OC

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As they practiced, the atmosphere grew more focused and determined. The team’s coordination improved, and their confidence began to build. By the end of the session, they felt more prepared and unified, ready to tackle the next steps in their performance preparation.

The team convened the next day for a full rehearsal, now integrating their refined vocals with choreography. The room was filled with a mix of nervous excitement and concentrated effort as they worked through their routine.

Seojun and Ryu Jeongwoo took turns leading different sections, ensuring that every move and note was in sync. The team encountered some challenges but addressed them with problem-solving and teamwork.

As the rehearsal progressed, their performance started to take shape. By the end of the day, they felt a sense of accomplishment and readiness for the upcoming performance.

"Hyung-nim, your tune is off," I said as politely as possible. The participant responded with a grunt, clearly annoyed.

The team took a short break, using the time to relax and regroup. During this period, the atmosphere was a mix of lighthearted chatter and focused discussions about their performance. Seojun and Ryu Jeongwoo used the opportunity to review their practice notes and strategize for the next session.

After the break, they returned to the rehearsal space, refreshed and ready to refine their performance. The participant who had initially reacted with frustration now approached the feedback with a more open attitude. The team continued to work diligently, making adjustments and improving their routine with a renewed sense of teamwork and determination.

"The others are having a hard time tuning in with their parts," Ryu Jeongwoo noted after observing everyone. "We need to address this by doing some individual practice and focusing on specific sections where they're struggling." Seojun added.

The team split into smaller groups for focused practice sessions. Each group worked on specific sections of the song, with members concentrating on their individual parts and receiving targeted feedback.

Seojun and Ryu Jeongwoo moved between the groups, offering guidance and encouragement. As the session progressed, the participants began to improve, their confidence growing with each successful run-through.

By the end of the day, the team had made significant progress. Their coordination was much better, and they felt more cohesive as a group. Energized by their improvements, they prepared for the final stages of their rehearsal, eager to refine their performance even further.

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"There are still some of you who are off-tune, but the others are doing great," the music instructor said, jotting down the specific parts where the tuning was off.

"In any case, you're making good progress," the music instructor added with a reassuring smile. "Keep up the hard work, and we'll get those final details sorted out."

As everyone wrapped up their thank-yous to the music instructor, one of the participants said, "We still have work to do."

The team gathered around a whiteboard where they mapped out their final tasks and set goals for the next rehearsal. They reviewed their progress and identified areas needing improvement, setting a clear plan for their remaining practice sessions.

With a sense of determination, they divided responsibilities, agreed on practice schedules, and made a commitment to refine their performance further. The atmosphere was filled with focused energy as they prepared to tackle the final stages of their preparation with renewed resolve.

"Since we got the music instructor's feedback, should we focus on practicing the choreography next?" one of the participants asked.

The team considered the suggestion and nodded in agreement. They moved to a spacious area where they could practice their choreography. Ryu Jeongwoo took the lead, demonstrating key moves and transitions. Seojun and the others followed, working to synchronize their steps with the music.