What I would love to see young people do is spend so much time working on their craft, and their fundamentals, their tone and their sound, so that they sound great. — Robert Fant

The "Art Lighthouse Project" embarks on a new chapter, with esteemed faculties from across divisions joining this season's Teachers' Remarks IV interview series. This edition features distinguished faculty members who bring profound insights, accomplished backgrounds, and inspiring musical talent to the forefront of music education. Their words of wisdom and experiences will motivate students to explore the vast world of music and find their own direction.

"When you start exploring the world and building friendships with people everywhere, the world becomes a place with fewer conflicts and problems."

This episode features an exclusive interview with Prof. Robert Fant, Associate Professor of Strings, Winds, Brass, and Percussion at the School of Music, CUHK-Shenzhen. Prof. Robert Fant shares his unique methodology on how young people can develop proper outlooks on life and values during their university years. He also offers tailored professional guidance on the different learning priorities at each stage of a student's journey, while addressing common challenges with warmth and encouragement. Furthermore, he provides profound insights into career planning for postgraduate students.

Let's dive into his inspiring thoughts together!