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At a school music-room sign-up for a spring recital in Your lie in April, your name is put beside a piece you barely know. What do you do first?

Ask to play late in the order, then spend lunch mapping the hardest bars.
Keep the slot, gather two friends, and rehearse a rough version before nerves can settle.
Find the person who wrote your name and ask directly why they did it.
Watch the stronger players rehearse, choose one passage, and make it unmistakably yours.