The next day, Lin Tian and Gan Yan Yu went to Yueyun to record the piece.
Besides the second movement they had practiced yesterday, Lin Tian recorded the other three movements as well.
Originally, He Zhichen had considered rounding up some trainees from the company to help with the accompaniment. After all, Yueyun had quite a considerable number of music trainees, and they were all fairly skilled.
But to his surprise, several string players led by Hu Dongdong, Zhou Xia, and Wang Chun all wore troubled expressions.
They had said at the dinner table that they would definitely help if needed.
But the moment they thought of the previous MV recording session...
They shuddered.
Painful memories flooded back.
Playing with other people required skill; playing with Moonlight and Cat required their lives!
If it was just a straightforward recording, that would be fine.
But what if they suddenly did some live ensemble version again? They really could not take it.
When He Zhichen saw the trainees trembling as they said, "It's not like we can't go," he was too embarrassed to force them any further.
The main reason was that He Zhichen had looked over the score for this piece.
It really was quite novel.
Who knew what huge stunt Teacher Lin Tian might pull off this time?
Thus, the accompaniment for this recording was all completed through electronic post-production.
And the work would be presented in the form of a symphony.
Symphonies had one advantage.
That was, a complete large-scale symphonic work could often be released on its own as a symphony album.
But Lin Tian did not take the conventional route.
After discussing it with He Zhichen, he compiled the previous "Canon in D Major," "Hungarian Dance No. 5 in G minor," and this time's "Surprise Symphony" into