Conductor Zhou introduces a new choral form “Overlapping Singing” to students at the University of Macau

周正松指揮為澳門大學學生帶來全新合唱形式《疊唱》

周正松指揮為澳門大學學生帶來全新合唱形式《疊唱》

3月6日,周正松指揮在澳門大學學生活動中心為學生們帶來了一場別開生面的合唱形式講座。本次講座的主題為:“一種新的合唱形式‘疊唱’,您知道嗎?”

周正松指揮是一位資深合唱指揮家、原華南師範大學(兼星海音樂學院)指揮教授、碩士研究生導師;廣東省音樂家協會合唱聯盟副主席兼秘書長;中國高等教育學會音樂專業委員會常務理事、全國高校合唱委員會主任及中國音樂家協會合唱聯盟理事,他在講座中與學生們分享了自己的經驗和心得,介紹了他開創的全新合唱形式——《疊唱》。這種合唱形式特別適合於人聲樂團和合唱團的演唱,可以讓歌聲層層疊加,營造出非常獨特的音樂效果。

講座內容輕鬆活潑,周指揮化繁為簡地講解了《疊唱》的概念和方法。臺下的學生們也積極參與互動,踴躍提問,並投入到歌唱中。與來自華北電力大學的為樂組合一起,共同完成了一場富有活力和創意的演唱表演。

學生們對這種全新的合唱形式非常感興趣,講座現場氣氛熱烈,大家相互交流、分享自己的音樂經驗和感悟。此次講座不僅是一次學習的機會,更是一次交流和互動的平台,讓學生們更深入地了解了音樂和合唱的魅力,並對周指揮的專業知識和經驗有了更深刻的認識。

這次活動得以成功舉辦,離不開主辦方和參與者的共同努力和支持。我們期待著更多這樣的機會,為學生們提供更多拓展視野和知識的機會。

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Conductor Zhou introduces a new choral form “Overlapping Singing” to students at the University of Macau

On March 6th, Conductor Zhou Zhengsong brought a new choral form, “Overlap Singing,” to the students of the University of Macau at the Student Activity Center. 

Conductor Zhou Zhengsong is a senior conductor and founder of a choir. He shared his experience and insights with the students and introduced the new choral form he created – “Overlap Singing.” This choral form is particularly suitable for vocal groups and choirs, allowing voices to layer on top of each other, creating a unique musical effect.

The content of the lecture was lively and relaxed, and Conductor Zhou simplified the concept and method of “Overlap Singing.” The students in the audience actively participated in the interaction, asked questions, and joined in singing. Together with the music group from North China Electric Power University, they completed a vibrant and creative singing performance.

The students were very interested in this new choral form, and the atmosphere at the lecture was lively. Everyone exchanged ideas, shared their music experiences and insights. This lecture was not only a learning opportunity, but also a platform for communication and interaction, allowing students to better understand the charm of music and choir, and gain a deeper understanding of Conductor Zhou’s professional knowledge and experience.

The success of this event could not have been achieved without the joint efforts and support of the organizers and participants. We look forward to more opportunities like this to provide students with more opportunities to broaden their horizons and knowledge.

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