The only difference today is that the musicians' moods may be a little up and down due to special circumstances. To this end, the conductor strives to steer the orchestra's course, trying to maintain their professionalism as musicians and doctors, not to be influenced or disturbed by other factors, and to perform their duties conscientiously as always to complete professional performances.

The music that filled the air soon confirmed this.

Beautiful notes are dancing in the air. They are like joyful elves, rushing out from various musical instruments, sweeping the audience's hearing and driving their bodies and minds to fly.

Schumann's Spring is said to express such a cheerful, joyful, romantic and happy feeling. Therefore, the orchestra's performance tonight was absolutely professional. No problem, it was perfect and impeccable.

As the conductor, Master Slavin should have been happy and proud of the excellent performance of the orchestra under his command, but his deep eyes were silently filled with worry.

He didn't notice it. He really didn't notice anything unusual in his student's performance. Specifically, he, who is known as a top figure in the music industry and has the eyes and ears of the most professional musician, failed to notice that the student's hands were holding the violin and bow incorrectly, and he did not hear any signs that the student played the wrong notes.

I originally thought that he might have missed the opportunity to discover that the student was sick because he was unaware of it, but now it seems that it was not the case. He simply failed to notice it.

If all the doctors had not confirmed that his student was sick, as a conductor, he really would not think that his student was sick.

How do doctors view this situation?

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The anxious music master was absent-minded and looked back at the doctors in a hurry.

Xie Wanying and Song Xuelin sat in specially arranged seats, two chairs on the right side of the center line in front of the orchestra, with their line of sight in a straight diagonal line with the patient playing the violin. This angle of view makes it convenient for them to observe the patient's every move.

The problem is that compared to the commander, they cannot achieve the positional advantage that the commander has, either in terms of distance or direction.

Master Slavin was about to grumble. He was standing in the most advantageous position but couldn't see the trick. How could the doctors?

The doctor has another obvious disadvantage compared to his orchestra conductor. Just as musicians do not understand medical expertise, it is impossible for doctors to understand how to play musical instruments like musicians. This means that if his students make a mistake and he, the teacher, cannot see or hear it, how can a lay doctor hear or hear it?

Oh, it’s difficult for these young doctors. Such a thought flashed through Slavin's mind.

In his eyes, the two young doctors seemed to be "stunned" while listening to their performance.

Xie Wanying and Song Xuelin sat there, seemingly just listening and watching. The most striking feature is that the notebooks on their knees are open to blank pages, and the pens in their hands are not moving. No wonder the music master thought they were stupid.

A movement of more than ten minutes is very short. After a while, the wall clock ran out of time and the orchestra finished performing the piece in a standardized and professional manner.

There was applause from the audience.

The agent, translator and other accompanying staff of the orchestra knew that tonight was special so they dared not move rashly. It was the doctors who applauded and cheered.

The musicians showed a hint of embarrassment on their faces.

It seems putting the cart before the horse for the doctors to applaud their performance, as the doctors are here to treat their patients tonight. Doctors must not be so engrossed in their outstanding performance that they forget their main job.