The entire morning was spent cramming the history of modern classical music.
From the embryonic stage of medieval religious music to the rise of humanism during the Renaissance.
From the beginnings of musical drama to the emergence of representative forms such as opera.
Then came Classicism, Romanticism, and the diverse explorations of the twentieth century to the present.
Impressionism, Expressionism, Neoclassicism, electronic music, Pop Music.
Such dry, tedious facts made even Lin Tian, who had been a miserable humanities student back in high school, feel drowsy.
Gan Yan Yu, on the other hand, was the complete opposite.
The girl never took her eyes off Teacher Tuoba, kept pace with everything he said, and listened with utmost seriousness. She was the very model of an exemplary student.
One thing was one thing—Gan Yan Yu truly didn't mess around when it came to this.
When Lin Tian had initially said he didn't want to take this course, Gan Yan Yu had been the first to stand up and join him, vehemently opposing the study of classical music history.
Yet once Lin Tian agreed to attend, she studied more diligently than anyone else. It seemed she truly had a strong interest in the subject.
The contrast before and after could only be described as being "so Gan Yan Yu"!
And just like that, they spent an entire morning steeped in the atmosphere of Classicism.
The two walked down the road back to their apartment.
"How was the studying?"
Lin Tian asked Gan Yan Yu.
"Mm... it was... pretty okay."
Gan Yan Yu unexpectedly sounded confident.
"I thought it would be difficult to understand, but it actually felt surprisingly easy once I started learning."
Parts like Impressionism and Romanticism, for example.
"Because Lin Tian, you've written pieces like those before, and I studied them