7 pm.

After dinner, Chinese tourists began to gather in the Vienna Golden Hall.

In order to prevent first-time concert listeners from being unfamiliar with concert etiquette.

Ark Culture started popularizing science on the online platform one week in advance.

The first is the entry time.

Unlike watching a movie, if you are late for a movie, you will lose a few minutes.

It is best to arrive at the concert fifteen minutes early.

Whether you can still enter if you are late depends on the specific regulations of the organizer.

Some concerts will arrange for late-arriving listeners to enter between two pieces of music.

The second etiquette is to dress as formally as possible. Of course, most concerts are not so strict, but you still need to dress as formally as possible.

Third, during the performance, you are not allowed to answer phone calls, make loud noises, make gestures, or leave frequently.

During the concert, you are not allowed to leave midway. If you need to leave early for special reasons, it is best to leave quietly at the end of a piece of music.

Ni Hongdan was also in the live broadcast room, educating netizens on these concert etiquette:

"I actually don't attend many concerts, maybe four or five.

"The other thing is applause. I suggest that if the audience doesn't know when to applaud, just don't applaud at all. When the concert ends and the conductor turns around to take the curtain call, just applaud once with everyone.

"Of course, there is a time to applaud in the middle of the concert, that is, in the middle of each movement, but most of the audience are not familiar with the music, so in order to avoid embarrassment, just listen quietly.

"The time is now 7:10, and the audience has already entered the venue. I saw a lot of people entering the venue just now, and about half of them were Asian faces.

"It seems that there are still a lot of compatriots from China coming to attend the concert.

"It's almost time. It's best to arrive fifteen minutes early for the concert.

"It's almost 7:15 now. Let's go over to check in. Once we're in, we can't continue the live broadcast."

As Ni Hongdan said that, he walked towards the main entrance of the Golden Hall, started checking in, then turned off the live broadcast and put his phone into airplane mode.

…

The first row of the auditorium of the Golden Hall.

Fang Xing was sitting in his seat, and unfortunately there was a violinist he had met sitting next to him, Patrick Pater.

This Patrick Pater was the silver medal winner of that Paganini International Violin Competition.

Of course, the Paganini Silver Medal is just a trophy in his life, not the whole of his life.

After the Paganini International Violin Competition, Patrick Pater developed rapidly and has now become a very famous violinist in Austria.

He has participated in three major international violin competitions and won two of them.

The reason why he sat in the first row was not because he got in by grabbing a ticket.

In fact, the tickets for the first row seats are not on sale and are reserved.

For example, sitting on the other side of Fang Xing is the music queen Zhang Huiying.

Zhang Huiying got her ticket from Qiao Yinghong, and then sat next to Fang Xing.

Tickets for the first row are all given away in this way.

However, Patrick Pate did not get his tickets from Ark Culture, but from the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.

Today’s concert is a collaboration between Ark Cultural Investment, Lu Xianger and the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.

Therefore, the reserved tickets in the first row are not only held by Ark Culture, but also by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.

Patrick Pate held a concert at the Golden Hall at the beginning of the year.

Moreover, Patrick Pater himself is an Austrian and has collaborated with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra many times.

Therefore, it is not surprising that he can get the first row ticket.

"hello."

After sitting down, Patrick Pate took the initiative to extend his hand to Fang Xing to say hello.

"Hello." Fang Xing also responded in English.

"I remember you, you are the pianist." Patrick Pate raised his hands and made a gesture of playing the piano.

He did remember Fang Xing.

At that Paganini International Violin Competition, Fang Xing played the piano on the stage and accompanied Lu Xiang'er.

"I'm not a pianist, I just know a little bit about the piano." Fang Xing said modestly with a smile.

"I've seen your story on the news. You are Miss Lu's lover." Patrick Pate continued to chat.

Fang Xing responded politely and casually.

The concert hasn't officially started yet, so we can chat for a while.

The reason why Patrick Pate is sitting here is because he came to Lu Xiang'er.

The reason is that in that Paganini International Violin Competition, Lu Xiang'er won the gold medal, but he only won the silver medal.

Since that time, Lu Xiang'er has never appeared on the European stage again.

This time, Lu Xiang'er's collaboration with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra aroused his interest, so he wanted to come to the scene to hear whether this oriental performer who once supported him had improved.

Three years have passed, and Patrick Pater has become a very famous Austrian violinist. He can be said to have achieved great success, but he still can't let go of his obsession with the silver medal.

Patrick Pater put his hand into his suit pocket, hesitated, and then pulled it out.

…

the other side.

Zhang Huiying stretched out her hand and pulled Fang Xing's sleeve, leaned over and asked in a low voice: "Who is that next to you?"

"The Austrian violinist is quite famous. He has a nickname in China, the Paganini Silver Medal." Fang Xing replied in a low voice.

It was spoken in Chinese, so Patrick Pate next to him couldn't understand it even if he heard it.

Zhang Huiying immediately knew who it was.

She had heard about Lu Xiang'er winning the Paganini Gold Medal, and also heard domestic netizens mention this silver medal winner.

However, she had not paid special attention to the photos of the silver medal winner, so she did not recognize him at first.

At this moment.

The time came to half past seven.

The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra entered the venue, sat down in their respective seats, and waited for the performance to begin.

After all the musicians were in place, Lu Xiang'er, wearing a beige evening dress, walked out from the left, holding a violin in one hand and a bow in the other.

She walked to the podium, lowered her head slightly, closed her eyes and adjusted her breathing.

Immediately afterwards, the orchestra conductor came out from the right, stood in front of the conductor's podium, and opened the music score on the podium.

From the moment the band enters, all the audience members sit down and remain quiet.

Even the audience who had not attended the concert followed the etiquette of the concert and sat upright, ready to listen to the concert.

The orchestra conductor glanced around to make sure everyone was ready, then raised his hands and directed the orchestra to start playing Tchaikovsky's "Concerto in D Major".

Melodious string music rippled in the golden hall.

From the beginning of the first movement of "Violin Concerto in D Major", there is a strong Russian symphony style, with the rhythm constantly changing, and the notes jumping happily in the concert hall.

The symphony orchestra in front prepares the violin solo for his appearance.

Lu Xiang'er had been listening to the music with her eyes closed, and her thoughts were floating in the air following the music.

Then, the orchestra conductor looked at Lu Xiang'er, raised his baton and tapped it lightly.

Lu Xiang'er's violin joined in, pushing the music to its first climax.

The violin, as the protagonist, plays a melodious melody with a soft tone that makes people think richly.

Immediately afterwards, the violin solo and the orchestra ensemble began to appear alternately, showing the most exciting part of the first movement.

The beautiful notes echoed in the golden hall, making the audience feel the excitement of emotions, and the joyful atmosphere reached the hearts of the audience.

There were nearly two thousand spectators at the scene, nearly half of whom flew in from China.

Among them, a small half of the Chinese audience attended the concert for the first time.

In the eyes of the public, this kind of pure music performance without lyrics will be a bit boring.

But this is just the public’s stereotype of the symphony orchestra.

The Chinese audience, who attended the concert for the first time, heard the cheerful melody expressed by the violin and the orchestra alternately, and their minds were completely taken away by the notes, and they were fully integrated into the music.

The beautiful symphony, combined with the unique design of the concert hall, makes the music seem to reverberate in your ears, giving you an excellent listening experience.

Some viewers even couldn't help but want to applaud, but they raised their hands and quickly held back.
To be continued...