The play is over.

Li Zhifan stood up and before he could even walk to the front of the stage, he remembered a piece of applause from below.

This is the first time that there has been applause in the finals today!

It seemed that everyone forgot the discipline explained by the director team before the recording, and involuntarily gave Li Zhifan a warm response.

The TV station's recording team did not come out to stop it at the first time.

Because they are applauding too!

This work adapted from Chinese folk music seems to have nothing to discuss about the technicality and difficulty, but in terms of musicality and artisticity, it is worthy of praise and even worthy of in-depth research.

"Hello Li! Hello!"

As the judge, Clydewell said, "I was surprised today. I like Chinese folk music very much, but you are not what we think of as a national music. You also said that it is an opera adaptation, why did you think of such an adaptation?"

"I want to do something strange!" Li Zhifan said, "In China, there are actually a large number of excellent national music worth adapting and excavating and showing on the world stage, rather than just the top ten ancient Chinese songs. I want to make some contributions to national music going to the world!"

Clydewell said: "Compared with the previous two times, this time you put down your skills and your strengths in your performance. Many places have been simplified in many places. However, in music adaptation, you have made a handwriting worthy of experience. I think this is probably not something that many senior musicians can handle so appropriately!"

Lister once said: "There is only a problem with music, no problem with technology."

This sentence has two sides: for a show-off school like him, technology is of course not a problem, musicality is the ultimate he pursues throughout his life; the second is to know what music is, how to deal with vividness, and then solve the problem of technology.

The pursuit of technology and playing techniques of yiwei will only bring boring songs in the end.

In the current piano competition, the competition is very fierce, so there are objective skills and judgment standards. Everyone must meet this standard. Just like jumping three meters high, you must jump over. If you can jump over, you will be a pianist, but if you can't jump over, it will be a pianist.

This has led to everyone's technical competition. Technology is placed first, and the interpretation of music is put to the end. Putting the cart before the horse has led to many excellent pianists appearing in this world, but there are a lack of excellent, real musicians.

Li Zhifan is already the eighth player to go on stage in the professional youth group, and there are only two left behind him, so his score is crucial. If they are higher than the first seven, then it will be safe to advance to the top three. If not, it will be hanging.

The judges yiyi raised their signs and showed their points.

Some gave high scores, some gave low scores, but only Korean judges gave scores below 90 points, while the rest were above 90 points.

Finally, the highest and lowest points were removed, and the average scores were counted, and Li Zhifan got 92.

This is a basic score that is neither up nor down. Although it is higher than the total score I guessed before, it is not the highest in this game. Whether you can advance steadily depends on Clydewell.

Under everyone's gaze, Clydewell raised the score card in his hand, and wrote a 4yi on it.

The audience behind could not see it, but Li Zhifan on the stage could see it clearly. He was slightly stunned and didn't understand what Clydewell meant.

If you want to give five points, just give five points. Why do you want to write a four-plus yi?

Clydewell picked up the microphone and said, "It's for you, and the four points are for Chinese music. I hope I can hear you adapt more Chinese music works in the future!"

97 points!

This score became the highest score in the whole game today!

Among the top seven players, Clydewell only gave three points the most, but when he came to Li Zhifan, he actually gave five points directly.

Although he also explained the yi episode, those with eyes could see that he was obviously more partial to Li Zhifan than other players.

Of course, this is the privilege of the seat judge, so Clydewell naturally wants to give his favorite players a chance.

"Thank you all for your review! Thank you for your seat review!"

Li Zhifan bowed again and walked off the stage with ease.

On the way back to his seat, many contestants stood up and congratulated him, especially those foreign contestants. Some spoke English, some spoke not very standard, and some spoke in which country they didn't know the language, but they were all smiling.

After returning to his seat, Qin Cheng congratulated again: "It's not bad, the promotion is stable!"

"You're relaxed!"

Li Zhifan smiled, "I have to hurry up and prepare for the finals!"

"Isn't it just the finals? Anyway, the top three have advanced. What does it matter if it's the second and third?" Qin Cheng said, "Don't treat the competition as the Olympics. Apart from the gold medal, it's a failure. Keep a calm mind!"

"Get it!" Li Zhifan quickly interrupted him, "I am very calm, I just said that!"

Qin Cheng said happily: "I know you are too!"

While talking, the ninth contestant came on stage.

This is a contestant from Brunei who played Adrian's Seventh Piano Sonata, which is also a work that many people have played before.

Li Zhifan didn't listen to the person in front of him playing, but he could hear many shortcomings in the Brunei player's playing.

First, when his degree is fast, any notes are clicked until they are not handled neatly enough. Every key seems to be touching, and the degree is very elastic. The music often passes through directly, leaving no enough time to imagine and reminisce.

Moreover, sitting in Li Zhifan's position, he could not hear the playing of his left hand at all, as if his left hand was just a background, just letting the melody of his right hand come out.

"It's dangerous!"

Qin Cheng suddenly said, "This one is not very good!"

"Yeah!" Li Zhifan nodded, "I guess I'm nervous. In such a low-end appearance position, it's a repertoire played by many contestants, so the pressure must be great!"

As expected by the two, the Brunei player only scored 84 points in the end, setting the lowest score in this game, which is also a record.

The last one to come on stage was Yaron Kolberg.

This contestant from Israel seemed to be like an old Western gentleman with etiquette and movement, and the repertoire he played was actually the Adrian Seventh Piano Sonata.

Listening to two piano music in a row, you can tell the difference between good and bad naturally.

But Yalong's performance is different. Every paragraph of him is chewing, with a uniform and smooth degree. Not only does he add his own changes in some paragraphs, but in the fastest part, he does not mix it like the Brunei contestant just now, but every note is clean. To be continued.
Chapter completed!