Always Been Yours (Tessa and Nicholas)

Chapter 866 Susan and Kathleen Are Too Similar

However, even if that was the case, Susan refused to give up!

On the other hand, Sofia had begun talking to Kellen about Group Six’s progress.

“I’ve confirmed the specific members of Group Six, but I haven’t decided on the concertmaster and associate concertmaster yet as I’ve been uncertain about the candidates for these two positions.” Kellen told her about the biggest problem he was currently facing.

Hearing that, Sofia thoughtfully scanned the members standing next to her and ordered, “Play a piece for me.”

Saying that, she walked to a chair at the front and quietly listened.

After a brief pause, the members immediately became excited. It was clear that Sofia planned to guide them.

Not long later, the practice room was filled with the pleasant sound of music as everyone showed their best performance and played even better than usual. Among them, Susan stood out the most. If someone from outside the industry listened to them, they would only think that their playing sounded beautiful, but Sofia found many problems, and the biggest of them all was Susan.

up to their expectations, she pointed

objectively, “There is no denying that your performance is the best in the entire group. Whether it is your skills, musicality, or stage presence, you’re quite seasoned, but you stand out too much. Besides, your playing style sounds too much like someone else,

members of

style is too powerful. She

keep getting the feeling

I. I thought that it

you mentioned it, Susan and Kathleen’s playing styles are indeed very

all of a sudden. Of course, she knew that this was indeed her own problem. After all, she had been Kathleen for more than 20 years, and some habits had been integrated into her bones. Even if she deliberately

style in the past, so I’m used to imitating her interpretation.

Before they knew it, the morning had already gone by. After she finished instructing them,

“Hello, Miss Sofia, Kellen.”

Sofia,

Gregory stopped

asking them concernedly, “How’s everything going? Have you gotten used to