澳大弦樂團「世紀迴響」音樂會圓滿落幕

在澳門大學弦樂團助理指揮張偉樑先生的執棒下，樂團昨晚以一場精彩的「世紀迴響」音樂會，為2024/25學年校園文化藝術活動譜寫完美終章。音樂會精心挑選橫跨巴洛克至浪漫時期的經典曲目，帶領觀眾展開一場穿越三百年的音樂之旅。

音樂會以聖桑《天鵝》（Le Cygne）拉開序幕，由大提琴獨奏邱詩睿以如歌般的演奏在弦樂伴奏襯托下，勾勒出天鵝優雅游弋的詩意畫面；隨後由小提琴獨奏李元媛演繹艾爾加《愛的致意》（Salut d’Amour），以溫暖動人的旋律傳遞浪漫真摯的情感。中提琴獨奏敖文熙精彩呈現約翰·克里斯蒂安·巴赫的《C小調中提琴協奏曲（第一樂章）》，展現了巴洛克音樂的精緻結構與戲劇張力。而莫扎特《F大調嬉遊曲》（Divertimento in F）則在沒有指揮的情況下，團員們完美呈現古典時期的明朗歡愉，充分展現樂團駕馭不同時期音樂風格的深厚功力與默契配合。

這場音樂會不僅是技藝的展示，更是澳門大學推動人文藝術教育的成果體現。在張偉樑先生以及樂團導師的專業指導下，樂團成員以精湛的演奏技巧和默契的合奏精神，贏得現場觀眾熱烈的掌聲。隨著本學年藝術活動的圓滿結束，弦樂團將繼續以音樂陶冶校園美學氛圍，期待在新學年為大家帶來更多動人的音樂篇章。

UM String Orchestra Concert “Across the Centuries” Concert Concludes Successfully

Under the baton of Assistant Conductor Mr. Cheong Wai Leong, the UM String Orchestra presented a magnificent “Across the Centuries” concert last night, bringing the 2024/25 academic year’s campus cultural and artistic events to a perfect close. The concert featured a carefully curated selection of classical repertoire spanning the Baroque to Romantic periods, taking the audience on a 300-year journey through musical history.

The performance opened with Saint-Saëns’ The Swan (Le Cygne), where cello soloist QIU Shirui painted a poetic picture of an elegantly gliding swan with her lyrical playing, accompanied by the strings. This was followed by violin soloist LI Yuanyuan’s heartfelt interpretation of Elgar’s Salut d’Amour, conveying tender emotions through its warm and moving melody. Viola soloist NGOU Man Hei then delivered a brilliant performance of Johann Christian Bach’s Viola Concerto in C Minor (1st Movement), showcasing the refined structure and dramatic tension of Baroque music. Finally, without a conductor, the ensemble flawlessly performed Mozart’s Divertimento in F, capturing the bright and joyful spirit of the Classical period—a testament to the orchestra’s technical mastery and remarkable cohesion across different musical styles.

More than just a display of skill, this concert reflected UM’s commitment to promoting arts and humanities education. Under the professional guidance of Mr. Cheong and the orchestra’s instructors, the musicians impressed the audience with their impeccable technique and harmonious ensemble playing, earning enthusiastic applause. As this academic year’s cultural activities draw to a close, the String Orchestra will continue enriching the campus aesthetic through music and looks forward to presenting more captivating performances in the new academic year.