At this moment, Deutsche Grammophon.

The person in charge of them looked at Fu Diao's current situation with great anxiety and frowned.

As for the occurrence of Fu's tunes in China, such as being questioned, Deutsche Grammophon magazine actually doesn't have much to say. After all, this kind of doubt has appeared to every pianist, and it can even be said.

It is said that if a pianist is not questioned, then he is not famous.

The more it is questioned, the more people will discuss it, and the more enthusiastic the audience will be to buy tickets.

But now there is a problem... there are too many people buying tickets now.

Deutsche Grammophon looked at the dense email application notices in front of him with a painful expression.

They posted Fu Tiao's personal concert purchase notice under Fu Tiao's sub-page on the official website. It said about Fu Tiao's concert purchase channels. If all the tickets are sold out, they will ask the audience to fill in a form.

A form with their email address written on it.

As long as there are remaining tickets, they will notify all of them via email as soon as possible and ask them to grab tickets again to see who can grab the remaining tickets.

The result is now...

Looking at at least tens of thousands of application notifications in the background, even if they were distributed to different venues, there were still two to three hundred people waiting for tickets at each venue. Looking at all this, Deutsche Grammophon had a huge headache.

Now that the tickets have been booked, it is impossible for them to say anything about temporarily changing to a new concert hall and throwing everyone into that new concert hall. This is simply impossible. If they mess up like this, the additional expenses will be ignored for the time being.

Not to mention, those who have already purchased tickets will probably be pissed to death.

As for two temporary extra performances...

Their concert itself is already a queue jumper. According to common sense, Fu Diao, without the blessing of being the winner of the Chopin International Piano Competition, actually has no chance to win so many concert halls in such a short period of time.

performance rights.

That is to say, Fu Diao won the championship. At the same time, Fu Diao's influence on a global scale is increasing, and they were able to win so many medium and large concert halls in such a short period of time.

If they had to add more, they could only ask Fu Tiao to give a small concert for these hundreds of people alone, which would probably be possible in a small concert hall with only two to three hundred people.

In order to get an average of two to three hundred more reservations for each performance, even if there are still many people who run away when they see the tickets sold out, even if there are 400 people, open a concert hall for these 400 people alone?

I don’t care whether it’s too tiring or not, but those who have already bought tickets will definitely not be happy.

Why can I only enjoy a venue with seven or eight hundred people when I buy tickets in advance, while those people can directly enjoy a small or medium-sized venue with three to four hundred people?

There will definitely be a lot of rhythms by then.

This is a classical concert, not a cross talk. When the seated tickets are sold out, standing tickets are sold. When the standing tickets are sold out, squatting tickets are sold. When the squatting tickets are sold out, hanging tickets are sold. There are only so many seats in total, and you can't change them.

More locations to come.

So they have a lot of headaches.

Some people may say, as a brokerage company, how could they have a headache because of this matter? Have they not had such an experience before?

Obviously, they didn't...

According to their calculations, they all calculate based on about 50% of the audience, which means they estimate that there may be hundreds of people coming to the concert, and then they will directly use double the music

hall.

After all, in classical concerts, only a few people can get a very full attendance rate. Normally, if you can get more than 50%, you are considered a very good player.

As for 70%, that is the status that talents like Argerich can have.

As for the 100% occupancy rate, it currently only takes Lang two months to achieve it.

Although Fu Tiao's current tour concert attendance rate is 100%, the sample size is too sparse and the appearance time is too short, which does not represent his full strength, so it can only be counted as half.

Deutsche Grammophon magazine calculated it for Fu Diao, which was the 70% group. They thought that it would be pretty good if five or six hundred people could come to listen to it.

Who would have thought that there are already thousands of people who have already bought tickets, plus those who have made reservations and want to buy tickets.

If you look at it in a concert hall, it can at least be regarded as a large concert hall, such as the Vienna Golden Hall, which is a venue for more than 1,500 people.

Concert halls in other places are actually similar, with a capacity of around 1,000 people. A few particularly large concert halls, such as the Elbe and the National Grand Theater of China, may have a capacity of more than 2,000 people.

According to Fu Diao's situation, Fu Diao is fully qualified to hold a concert in this place.

Don't think this place is small, you have to know that those stadiums with tens of thousands of people are not prepared for classical concerts at all, and naturally they cannot compare with those that sing pop songs.

There are very few classical concerts that can accommodate tens of thousands of people, such as the Berlin Music Festival.

A specially designed venue, backed by an echo wall built by a huge forest, created a giant outdoor concert hall that can accommodate more than 20,000 people.

And this kind of place...that is, people like Lang Liangyue can sell out the whole place, and others have to join countless top celebrities to have a chance to sell out the whole show.

This is why Deutsche Grammophon magazine is having a huge headache when looking at Fu Tiao's situation.

"Boss! What on earth is Fu doing? Now more and more people have made reservations for Fu's tickets, and the concert hall behind us is still under negotiation. Otherwise..."

"Maybe because Fu is a Chinese, more overseas Chinese come to listen? How about we move the venue to China? There are many super large concert halls in China, and if the negotiation is good,

There are also discounts.”

The person in charge sitting in the office looked at the information passed by his subordinates and couldn't help but frown and guess.

Fu Tiao has sold tickets for 8 concerts now, and the next 4 concerts, in Milan, Vienna, Budapest, and Moscow, have not been finalized yet.

The main reason is that after Fu Tiao has played the first 8 performances, the whole of Europe will almost enter the atmosphere of Christmas and New Year's Day. In this case, the choice of concert is crucial.

Because many places are closed for Christmas, their concert halls will not be open. In addition, the annual New Year's concert held at the Vienna Golden Hall will also lose a lot of people. Problems such as these have led to the loss of their next four concerts.

I am still struggling with the concert, and I am still struggling with where it should be placed.

They are currently negotiating with a medium-to-large concert hall with a capacity of 800 to 900 people, and a large concert hall with a capacity of 1,300 to 400 people. They are still discussing specific matters and have not made any specific decisions.

Because many performances in large concert halls are scheduled, it is actually quite difficult for them to find a suitable time, especially the prime time of 7pm on Friday and Saturday nights.

Everything is still being negotiated.

Now looking at the news about Fu Tiao, the supervisor immediately rejected the negotiation with the medium and large concert hall. Although that concert hall was easier to adjust in terms of time, it was indeed possible to get a very good time for the performance.

But looking at the current situation of Fu Tiao, coupled with Fu Tiao's increasing popularity, they feel that this venue with 800 or 900 people is definitely not enough.

so……

"Let's discuss with those large concert halls first. The schedule should not be so tight. You can put it back a little and drag it back to give him more time to sell tickets. For example, the Vienna Golden Hall, damn,

The vampires in the Golden Hall really want a lot of money. If Fu doesn't sell 70% of the tickets, he feels he will lose money, but judging from Fu's current situation, there shouldn't be any problem..."

As the supervisor spoke, he felt inexplicably guilty.

He is not engaged in real estate or finance. It is impossible for him to sell the tickets before finalizing the performance time with the Vienna Golden Hall and then invoice after finalizing it later.

He must first sign the performance time, and then deal with the ticket sales. Otherwise, if there is a thunderstorm, his company will no longer be able to do it, and his artists will also be blacklisted.

"Mad, I get a headache just thinking about it." The supervisor rubbed his head and muttered in a low voice: "I don't know who spends money to rent a concert hall in the Vienna Golden Hall every day when they have nothing to do. The supply of concert halls simply exceeds the demand, and now the prices are rising.

The more outrageous it is, and more and more people seem to be buying it, are they really panicked because they have money to burn?"

He thought for a long time but couldn't think of any reason. Finally he sighed, looked at the person in charge who was standing at the door obediently, finally made up his mind, nodded to him and waved.

"Forget it, forget it. Negotiations with all small concert halls are temporarily suspended. Go to all large concert halls to see how the situation is there. If it can be done, ask for quotas from large concert halls. I remember that they recently

We have already started arranging next year’s concerts. They must be successful. The estimated cost occupancy rate is 60%-70%. The key is to publicize it. Do you understand?”

"OK!"

The man nodded and immediately prepared to turn around and leave to do this.

However, just after he took a few steps, he discovered that another person entered the supervisor's room behind him.

The man's back looks a bit familiar. He seems to be from the company above. He's been here for inspection before, but I'm not sure?

Is it global?

He looked at the closing door and couldn't help but think about it, but soon he waved his hand and dismissed the thought. He didn't bother to pay too much attention to it, and trotted back to his seat, ready to continue communicating with those concert halls.

.

At this time, the supervisor was in the house.

The supervisor looked at the man sitting in front of him and couldn't help pinching his temples with a headache, his expression was extremely helpless.

"You guys are still here? Universal Luke..."

"What is Universal Luke? I obviously just left Deutsche Grammophon not long ago, so why did I become Universal Luke? You used to call me my old friend Luke."

The man named Luke said with a playful smile, picked up his briefcase, took out a contract and handed it to the supervisor.

"No, look at this. This is a document sent from the Huaguo branch. They asked you about Fu's arrangements."

"China? What's going on over there in China?"

The supervisor was stunned for a moment, then took the document from Luke's hand inexplicably, and started to read it up and down. Finally, he finally understood it, smiled, turned the contract over, and put it on the table.

"Oh, yes, I remembered that when I was negotiating with Fu, I specifically mentioned this matter. At that time, I said that I would arrange several concerts for Fu in China. The specific situation will be arranged after the performance in Europe is over.

, I didn’t sign a specific contract, so I kind of forgot about it for a while..."

"Don't forget this, my supervisor. The Chinese side has already started urging you to ask what arrangements you have here. Although we are said to be a subsidiary and a parent company, we have no control over you.

You have the right to hire your artists, right? Our company sent me, an ordinary employee, to find out what arrangements you have here."
To be continued...