By the time Su Wan turned her gaze back, He Youyou had already turned around to face the stage.
The seats in the hall were gradually filling up, and the members of the orchestra were taking their positions on stage one after another. The concert hall was brightly lit, and everyone was quietly waiting for the conductor to come on stage.
Soon, amidst the audience's enthusiastic applause, a medium-built middle-aged conductor slowly walked onto the podium from the other side of the stage.
He led the entire orchestra to stand and express their gratitude to all the audience present before starting the performance for the evening.
The first piece was the "Nehelendi March," composed by Franz Lehar. It was selected from the opera "Ladies of Vienna," and it was a short piece with a robust and lively style, extremely suitable as an opening number.
