Chapter 182 Being accepted as a disciple

Because he couldn't practice beforehand, Su Mu memorized the music score on his mobile phone before going on stage.

Not long after, the customer mentioned by the boss came, and Su Mu was called to the center of the hall to start playing.

"Mr. Williams, welcome, please come this way," the boss personally went to greet the person. Su Mu sat on the piano stool without looking up, his eyes only focused on the keys at this moment.

When Williams sat down, the passionate melody sounded.

At first, Williams didn't care about it. He just heard that this restaurant provides live music performances, so he decided to experience it. After all, he himself likes to enjoy the atmosphere of music while dining.

However, as the sound of the piano continued, Williams' expression gradually became complicated.

The friend sitting opposite him noticed his change and couldn't help asking, "What's wrong?"

When the dessert was served, Williams didn't even look at it. His eyes and ears were fixed on the direction of the piano.

The friend followed his line of sight and understood immediately.

When he heard the second minute, Williams couldn't help but stand up.

His companion saw this and realized that something was unusual.

It seems that this piano is not easy to play.

For Williams, the piano played by ordinary people is just pleasing to the ear. After all, he himself is an outstanding pianist and often feels that other people's performances are not perfect.

Therefore, he is rarely attracted by the sound of other people's piano.

At this time, the boss was carrying dishes over, and Williams couldn't wait to ask: "Is this your pianist?"

The boss was nervous because he was worried about the temporary replacement of the pianist. Seeing Williams asking, he thought something was wrong.

He apologized quickly: "Sorry, sir, the original pianist suddenly felt unwell, and this is a temporary substitute."

"What's his name?" Williams asked eagerly without waiting for the boss to explain.

The boss was stunned and thought: How do I know his name!

He thought he could find a substitute with the right level, but he didn't expect it to be so embarrassing now.

"This... I don't know his name either." The boss replied helplessly.

As soon as he finished speaking, the music ended. Williams saw Su Mu stand up, so he immediately followed him, and his friends who were traveling with him followed suit.

The boss followed them at the back with a confused look on his face, secretly worrying: Is he going to chase after them and blame them just because the performance was not good enough?

At this moment, the boss's heart was filled with complicated emotions. He regretted letting someone take over temporarily, and felt that he had caused trouble for the kind customer who helped him.

Su Mu and the boss agreed to play only one song and leave after the song was over. As for the extra reward, he didn't need it, since he had already waived the bill for today.

"Wait a minute, young man," Williams chased Su Mu from behind.

If Su Mu was not in a hurry to leave, he would have stepped out of the store by now.

Su Mu didn't know someone was calling him. After all, he wouldn't be so narcissistic as to think that someone calling him "young man" was calling him. It wasn't

until the voice kept following him that he turned back with curiosity.

This time, he was stunned.

The piano master he had just listened to as an audience member was now right in front of him.

Su Mu's heart was extremely excited.

"You are..."

"What's your name?"

Two voices rang at the same time.

Su Mu smiled and responded politely: "Hello, Mr. Williams, I'm Su Mu. I saw your performance in the theater this morning. It was very nice. It's the best live performance I've ever heard. You are the role model I want to learn from."

Williams seemed quite surprised, "Oh, God, you also came to see my performance. Thank you for your compliment, Su Mu."

"It seems we have a deep connection! You listened to my performance in the morning, and I listened to your performance in the afternoon."

Su Mu now realized that the customer who had made an appointment for a piano performance mentioned by the boss might be this Mr. Williams.

"It's my honor, Mr. Williams. I was originally here to have lunch, and it happened that the pianist in the store couldn't play at the moment, so I helped him. It's my honor for you to hear my piano."

"Can I boldly ask for your evaluation of the song I just played? I want to get a real feedback."

Since there is a chance to communicate with Williams, Su Mu will naturally not miss such a rare opportunity!

It is difficult to find defects when listening to yourself, but an outsider can see clearly, not to mention an excellent musician like Williams.

"Very good," Williams said excitedly, "I came to ask your name because I think you play very well."

"Actually, I want to ask, are you willing to become my last disciple?"

As soon as these words came out, Su Mu was shocked.

He had learned about Williams before coming here, and knew that he had never accepted any disciples.

Unexpectedly, this senior whom he deeply admired would actually take the initiative to invite him to become his student.

Happiness came too suddenly, as if a pie suddenly fell from the sky and hit him.

It even gave Su Mu a sense of unreality.

"I... Can I really become your last disciple?" Su Mu was so excited that his voice trembled a little, with a hint of disbelief in his voice.

Williams smiled slightly, with encouragement in his eyes, "Of course, I feel a kind of soul collision in your performance. Maybe you still lack some skills, but it's only a matter of time. Are you willing to learn from me?"

Su Mu's heart was full of mixed feelings.

Countless moments of chasing dreams flashed through his mind, and all his efforts and desires seemed to converge into a powerful force at this moment.

He took a deep breath and replied firmly: "I do!"

"Very good," Williams nodded, stroked his beard, and smiled.

This trip to China was really fruitful. He actually found a disciple that satisfied him.

He had not accepted a disciple, not because he did not want to, but because he had not been able to find the right person.

Many people have recommended disciples to him, but he always felt that something was missing.

Until today, when he heard Su Mu's performance, he suddenly had a strong premonition that this child would definitely achieve great things in the future. He felt a deep resonance from his piano playing.

As long as he was well trained, he firmly believed that this would definitely be a rare good seedling!