"How do you feel when fans express their overwhelming devotion and enthusiasm to you tonight?"

"Thank them."

"Ms. Xilan, what are your hobbies in life outside of practice?" A voice came from behind.

"Ah... do you want to answer this too?" Xilan said, holding her forehead.

"Miss Sheeran, Mr. Fan Ning dedicated the "Violin Concerto in E minor" to you. Is there any story in it?"

Music fans pricked up their ears.

"It was given to me as a gift," Hiran replied.

A gift? The reporter was shocked: "What gift?"

"Graduation gift..." The girl felt that the power of the crystal chandelier above her head was a bit too high, and the light made her cheeks feel hot.

"In addition to working together in music..."

"The audience is almost over, are you sure you don't want to wait for the most critical statistics to be released?" Fan Ning's voice came from behind.

The reporters were startled, and then they discovered that the end of the queue had finally retracted into the hall, and now there were less than 50 people in each of the eight queues.

Some audience members were stunned and refused to leave after buying. They all stayed at the gate and crowded around, watching Sheeran's interview with great interest.

Fortunately, Fan Ning was relieved, and Sheeran finally shrank behind him with relief.

"What did they ask you?" Seeing the little girl's strange expression, Fan Ning asked doubtfully. He retreated from the reporters in advance, and then kept watching the real-time sales from behind without paying much attention.

"...nothing."

"Ahem." Kaplan cleared his throat loudly.

"Ladies and gentlemen." This guy shouted excitedly, "The last fan has completed his pre-order, and now I announce the final results."

All the lights and cameras were focused on him, illuminating the sweat on his face.

In the backstage area, a large number of extra people were also waiting with bated breath. They were of course musicians, teachers or staff of the Santa Maria Symphony Orchestra.

After the show, the pre-sale started. In order not to occupy the sales venue, the students returned to the green room behind the stage to take a nap, but everyone was waiting for the results. Even those who couldn't bear it slept with their clothes on on the spot - they had no one

I don't care about the market response to this show.

At this time they finally arrived.

Kaplan continued loudly: "As of 2:45 a.m. on August 22, the San Lainia, with Carolyn Van Ning as composer and conductor, and Ciaran Conor as violin soloist and orchestra concertmaster

The symphony orchestra concert has a 100% attendance rate. As for the sales of live recordings——"

"The number of pre-orders is 3933! The number of pre-orders is 4450!"

The crowd burst into loud cheers.

Only one person saw the world suddenly turn dark in front of his eyes.

What was supposed to come finally came, but it was even more tragic than imagined.

4,450 copies, with a revenue of 133,500 pounds, he actually got 24,000 pounds, and Fan Ning got 109,500 pounds!

After deducting the labor costs for today's on-site work, deducting the fees for occupying the additional venue time in the concert hall, and deducting the taxes payable on the high revenue, he still ended up with more than 90,000 pounds in his pocket!

If a contract is signed in advance, the quantity relationship will be reversed!

With his market appeal and fame, how is it possible that he still wants to cooperate with ordinary contracted artists in the future?

!

With a "plop", Mark's legs softened and he collapsed directly on the chair behind him.

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