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Tomorrow?

Yes, tomorrow is the first public competition of the training camp!

The one hundred pianists who had entered the training camp had all got up early and, after carefully dressing up, entered the competition venue hand in hand with their teachers.

The public competition is different from other competitions.

Participants don't need to prepare backstage. All competitors sit below the stage and perform one by one according to the draw.

The piano is already a noble piece of music. The family conditions of these pianists are quite good. After all, the cheapest piano costs several tens of thousands. Not to mention spending money on piano lessons every week. This is not something that ordinary families can afford.

So, the public competition does not invite many spectators. But for the people in Brussels, the status of these spectators is either rich or noble.

The audience was the first to enter the venue, and then they saw one by one young pianists from various countries entering th