2026年2月4日下午，在澳門大學曹光彪書院飯堂成功舉辦「曹韻悠揚午間音樂會」（CKPC Matinee Melodies Concert）。活動吸引約100名澳門大學師生及社區成員參與，在輕鬆優雅的午間氛圍中，共同享受一場融合中西音樂元素的精彩表演，提前為即將到來的農曆新年增添喜慶氣息。
本次音樂會旨在貫徹澳門大學住宿式書院的全人教育理念，透過多元音樂表演，為師生提供文化休憩空間，促進交流、藝術欣賞與身心放鬆。節目特別融入中國新年音樂元素，營造歡樂氛圍，增強書院成員的文化認同與歸屬感，體現書院「開放胸懷、全球視野」的教育精神。
演出者陣容多元，除了多首作品由澳門音樂家葉劍國博士創作編曲外，還包括書院同學趙家儀、劉奕涵、詹凱傑，滿珍紀念書院MACALLA Vocal Group以及來自香港的專業音樂家Fantina組合（范朗因、譚綺雯、郭莉菁），其專注多手聯彈，活躍於香港及澳門多個文化場地。
演出曲目豐富多元，開場由Fantina鋼琴三重奏組合帶來《老上海幻想曲》，勾勒出懷舊上海風情。接著， MACALLA Vocal Group以純人聲阿卡貝拉演繹《Memories》，融入Chiikawa元素及原創中文歌詞，表達對友誼的珍惜與共鳴。其他亮點包括Fantina組合的《聖哉三一變奏曲》及《中國農歷新年音樂串燒》，後者串燒多首賀年歌曲，並巧妙隱藏經典古典名曲片段，帶來驚喜互動。趙家儀與劉奕涵合作演繹探戈經典《Por Una Cabeza》，薩克斯管與鋼琴的熱情對話令人難忘；詹凱傑與范朗因、郭莉菁合作的《歡欣》，融合爵士風格與感恩訊息；趙家儀獨奏格林卡《夜莺》變奏曲，展現俄羅斯民族風情；詹凱傑與趙家儀的小提琴鋼琴二重奏拉赫瑪尼諾夫《Zdes’ khorosho》，傳遞鄉間寧靜與對自然的感嘆。
活動在熱烈掌聲中圓滿結束，參與者紛紛表示，這場午間音樂會不僅放鬆身心，更在忙碌學業中帶來藝術滋養與節日喜悅。曹光彪書院表示，將繼續舉辦類似文化活動，豐富校園生活，推動全人發展。
歡迎全校師生及社區人士關注曹光彪書院後續活動，一起共建充滿活力的書院文化！
The Chao Kuang Piu College (CKPC) of the University of Macau successfully held the “CKPC Matinee Melodies Concert” on February 4, 2026, in the college dining hall. The event attracted around 100 participants, including University of Macau (UM) faculty, students, and community members. In a relaxed and elegant midday atmosphere, everyone enjoyed a wonderful performance blending Chinese and Western musical elements, adding a festive touch in anticipation of the upcoming Lunar New Year.
Organized by Chao Kuang Piu College, the concert aligns with the University of Macau’s Residential College System’s commitment to whole-person education. It integrates knowledge inside and outside the classroom, combining community living with cultural experiences. Through diverse musical performances, the event provided faculty and students with a serene cultural respite, fostering interaction, artistic appreciation, and relaxation. Specially incorporating Chinese New Year musical themes, the program created a joyful and celebratory mood, conveying blessings and strengthening the sense of belonging and cultural identity among college members. This reflects CKPC’s educational philosophy of “an open mind and a global vision.”
The performers represented a diverse lineup, with many pieces arranged or composed by Macao musician Dr. Kim Kuok Ip. Student performers from the college — Aglice Zhao, Noah Liu, and Jim Chim — demonstrated outstanding talent, balancing academics with artistic passion. Professional musicians from Hong Kong, including the Fantina ensemble (Ms. Lucci Fan, Ms. Angela Tam, and Ms. Christina Kuok), brought their expertise in multi-hand piano playing and have performed at various cultural venues in Hong Kong and Macao.
The concert featured a rich and varied repertoire of eight pieces, lasting approximately one hour, including piano six-hands, saxophone, violin, a cappella vocal ensemble, and fusions of Chinese and Western music. The opening performance was delivered by the Fantina piano trio, presenting Old Shanghai Fantasy — a work that combines Ragtime rhythms and pentatonic scales to weave in classic old songs such as Autumn Memories and Four Seasons Song, evoking nostalgic Shanghai charm. Next, the MCMC college’s MACALLA Vocal Group performed an a cappella version of Memories, incorporating Chiikawa elements and original Chinese lyrics to express the cherishing of friendship and resonance.
Other highlights included Fantina’s Holy, Holy, Holy Variations and the lively Chinese Lunar New Year Medley, the latter featuring well-known festive tunes like Congratulations, The God of Wealth Arrives, and Joyful Year After Year. Cleverly hidden within were snippets from Tchaikovsky’s Waltz of the Flowers, Beethoven’s Ode to Joy, and other classical masterpieces, creating delightful surprises for the audience. Standout duets included Aglice Zhao and Noah Liu’s passionate rendition of the tango classic Por Una Cabeza (One Step Away), with saxophone and piano in dynamic dialogue; Jim Chim with Lucci Fan and Christina Kuok in Joyful (blending jazz style with mages of gressatitude); Aglice Zhao’s solo performance of Glinka’s The Nightingale variations, showcasing Russian folk charm; and Jim Chim with Aglice Zhao in Rachmaninoff’s Zdes’ khorosho, conveying the tranquility of the countryside and reflections on nature.
The event concluded amid warm applause. Participants shared that the midday concert not only helped them relax but also provided artistic nourishment and festive joy amid their busy studies. Chao Kuang Piu College stated that it will continue to organize similar cultural activities to enrich campus life and promote holistic development.
All UM faculty, students, and community members are welcome to stay tuned for upcoming CKPC events and join us in building a vibrant college culture together!
