Library News — Successful Completion of BOYA Talk x MCMC Music Musicales: Music! The Most Beautiful Song of the Soul

圖書館消息 -- 博樂滿珍講座圓滿舉行：魯橋敵先生分享《音樂！精神是最美之聲》

 

 

 

由澳門大學圖書館與滿珍紀念書院合辦的博樂滿珍：《音樂！精神的最美之聲》，已於2025年9月10日（星期三）下午3時至5時，在大學圖書館（E2）演講廳（G012）圓滿舉行。活動吸引眾多師生踴躍參與，共同感受音樂與精神交織的文化魅力。

本次講座由詩人、古典音樂傳道者及德意志文化專家魯橋敵先生主講。

活動伊始，由滿珍書院院長張國祥教授、圖書館館長徐鴻教授分別致辭，並代表合辦單位向魯先生致送感謝狀和紀念品，與現場師生合照留念。

魯先生（本名魯成文）憑藉深厚的文學素養與音樂修養，深入淺出地闡釋古典音樂的精神價值與文化意義。他認為音樂是人類文化的瑰寶，是傳遞真、善、美的最佳媒介，與個人生命及民族命運緊密相連。魯先生還透過現場播放多段音樂作品，引導聽眾深入欣賞其中的精神內涵與藝術精粹。

兩個小時的講座結束後，師生於場外享用茶點，與講者進一步交流心得與感想，互動氣氛熱烈。

此次活動不僅展現博雅教育的精神實踐，更為校園注入一股深沉而優雅的文化氣息。

 

Jointly organized by the University Library and Moon Chun Memorial College, the BOYA Talk x MCMC Music Musicales: Music! The Most Beautiful Song of the Soul was successfully held on Wednesday, September 10, 2025, from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM at the Auditorium (G012) of the University Library (E2). The event drew enthusiastic participation from faculty and students, who gathered to experience the cultural resonance of music and spirit.

The lecture was delivered by Mr. Lu Qiaodi — poet, classical music evangelist, and German culture expert.

At the beginning of the event, Professor Cheung Kwok Cheung, Master of Moon Chun Memorial College, and Professor Xu Hong, University Librarian, each delivered a speech. They also presented a certificate of appreciation and a souvenir to Mr. Lu on behalf of the co-organizing units, and took a commemorative photo with the teachers and students present.

Mr. Lu (whose real name is Lu Chengwen), with his profound literary and musical cultivation, offered an accessible yet insightful interpretation of the spiritual value and cultural significance of classical music. He regards music as a treasure of human civilization and the finest medium for conveying truth, goodness, and beauty—deeply intertwined with individual lives and the destiny of nations. Through the live playback of several musical pieces, Mr. Lu guided the audience to appreciate the spiritual depth and artistic essence embedded within each work.

After the two-hour lecture, faculty and students gathered outside the venue to enjoy refreshments and engage in further exchanges with the speaker. The atmosphere was lively and interactive.

This event not only embodied the spirit of liberal arts education but also infused the campus with a profound and elegant cultural ambiance.