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媒体焦点|“我校在美设立民族器乐表演专业学位”引各大媒体争相报道

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  俞峰表示,与具有157年历史的美国著名文理学院巴德学院的合作,是以一种新的交流合作模式发出中国声音。通过音乐的融通,文化的交融,中美两国音乐文化的合作与交流步入一个新的阶段。

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  该《中国音乐发展计划》制定的第一个五年规划包涵四项主要内容: 从 2018 年秋季开始,在巴德音乐学院现有的五年制双专业本科机制中设立中国民族器乐表演专业学位;从 2018 年开始在巴德音乐学院校园及纽约市区大型音乐场所举办每年一届的以演出当代中国音乐作品为中心的中国音乐节,介绍当代中国作曲家、演奏家及在世界范围内创作的具有中国风格和元素的音乐作品;从 2018 年开始定期开设和举办以中国音乐、艺术与中国社会发展为主题的课程和学术交流研讨会;为推广中国音乐在美国的普及和提高社会的关注, 从 2018 年开始在巴德音乐学院举办每年一届的中国音乐夏季学校即巴德青年中乐团。

  巴德音乐学院美中音乐研习院院长蔡金冬指出:“四百多年前,意大利传教士利玛窦将第一件西方乐器呈现给明朝皇帝,播下了西洋音乐在中国发展的种子。我希望我们今天的合作能有同样的功效,为中国音乐在西方的发展做出贡献。我坚信这个过程不需要四个世纪!”

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  按照协议,从2018年秋季开始,在巴德音乐学院现有的五年制双专业本科机制中设立中国民族器乐表演专业学位。中国器乐演奏专业以二胡、琵琶和古筝开始,师资队伍由bet-365体育投注在线派遣。

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  Chinese instrumental degree co-founded in Beijing partners with a New York university

  CULTURE,By Meng Yang, Shen Li

  2017-12-04 19:00 GMT+8,Updated 2017-12-04 21:15 GMT+8 来源:中国环球电视网

Despite the cold weather, many college students and journalists sit together in the concert hall of the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing on Sunday to witness the groundbreaking step of Chinese Music Development – the announcing of the new partnership between the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing and the Bard College Conservatory of Music in New York.

The Chinese Instrumental Performance Degree Program is co-founded aiming to create a comprehensive and effective platform at the Bard Conservatory for Chinese music in the United States.

To launch this program, which is the very first Chinese performance degree program among western higher institutions, Yu Feng, president of the Central Conservatory and Robert Martin, director of the Bard Conservatory signed a formal agreement for the Initiative.  

   

  The Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing /CGTN Photo

The very first duty and mission of a key university as the Central Conservatory of Music is to promote the splendid Chinese culture and Chinese music, said Yu Feng. “It is my firm belief that it is incumbent upon us to promote and disseminate Chinese music all over the world.”

“The Central Conservatory of Music and Bard Conservatory have taken the lead in opening the Chinese culture in foreign conservatories. This innovative step has historical significance in the development of Chinese music in the West. Our cooperation with Bard College, one of the finest liberal arts colleges in America with a rich history of 157 years, sends out a clear Chinese voice to the world that we have entered into a new cooperation mode and a new stage through the integration of music and culture exchanges,” Yu added.

Leon Botstein, president of Bard Conservatory, believes that the agreement is a milestone in Bard College's international engagement: "Our partnership with the Central Conservatory will result in deeper connections with China’s vibrant musical life and rich heritage."

Bard Conservatory director Robert Martin noted, “This is the culmination of years of work building relationships with the music world of China, including a tour of the Conservatory Orchestra to China in 2012. This agreement is a major achievement of our new US-China Music Institute, led by the distinguished conductor, author, and educator Cai Jingdong and a wonderful enrichment of the life of the Bard community.”  

    

  Performance shot of students performing with traditional Chinese instruments /CGTN Photo

Cai showed his confident of the future development of Chinese music: "More than 400 years ago, the Italian Jesuit Matteo Ricci presented a Ming Dynasty emperor with a Western musical instrument, planting the seeds of Western music in China. Now we at Bard hope to make a similar contribution, deepening the development of Chinese music in the West. I am sure it will not take four centuries!"

The director of the Traditional Music Department of Central Conservatory Yu Hongmei believes that Chinese traditional music has taken a solid step out embracing the world. "We will delegate the best faculties to teach in a variety of ways, including individual lessons, video conferencing and master classes."

Talking about the difficulties of international student learning Chinese instrument, Yu Feng told CGTN: "Music has no boundaries, I believe they can learn Chinese instruments just as well as we learn western instruments."

Three professors from the Beijing school will become primary faculty members.

"Of course the environment will give them western thinking and western education, it can make (create) a new generation. I don't know what's gonna happen, actually, it never happens," Yu Hongmei told CGTN at the press conference.  

  

  Stage photo of the Chinese instrument performance /CGTN Photo

Zhou Wang, chair of Guzheng Studies added that: "Traditional Chinese culture is the basis of Chinese music and Chinese instruments. We will also introduce lessons such as calligraphy, traditional Chinese opera and Chinese poetry to our students."

The initiative will also launch an annual Chinese music festival at Bard and an annual summer school for high school students. Seminars and scholarly conferences on Chinese music, art and social development will also be held in the US and China on alternate years.

After the initiative, professors and students of the Central Conservatory of Music gave a brilliant performance with Chinese musical instruments and won warm applause from the audiences.

    

  Chinese music finds new foothold in United States

  By Chen Nan | China Daily | Updated: 2017-12-04 07:18  来源:中国日报网  

    

  Photo by MA GUOHUI/FOR CHINA DAILY

Students from the Central Conservatory of Music perform at a news conference in Beijing on Sunday. New York's Bard College Conservatory of Music will work with the college to create an undergraduate program in Chinese musical instrument performance.

New York's Bard College Conservatory of Music will teach an undergraduate program in Chinese musical instrument performance starting next fall.

Bard will work with Beijing's Central Conservatory of Music to create the program, said to be the first of its kind at a Western college.

Students will be able to apply in January for a first year that will focus on the erhu, pipa and guzheng, all stringed instruments.

Yu Feng, president of the Beijing school, signed a development initiative for the program and other joint efforts with Robert Martin, director of the New York school, on Sunday in Beijing.

Martin, who is a cellist, said he has been coming to China since the 1970s and had the idea of introducing a Chinese instrument performance degree program at Bard two years ago.

"The goal is to create a comprehensive and effective platform for Chinese music in the United States," he said. "I believe our partnership is what diplomats call a win-win situation."

Yu hailed the project as a "trailblazing step" for Chinese music worldwide that would create a new channel for cultural exchange between the two countries.

"Traditional Chinese culture is the basis of Chinese music and Chinese instruments," Yu said. "We will also introduce lessons such as calligraphy, traditional Chinese opera and Chinese poetry to our students."

In a video played for the announcement ceremony, Leon Botstein, president of Bard, said: "There has been much development regarding the absorption of the teaching of Western instruments and Western music. This needs to be balanced by the introduction of the great tradition of Chinese music and Chinese instruments to Western musicians, inspiring young musicians of the next generation."

Bard, a private liberal arts college founded in 1860, launched its music conservatory in 2005. The new program will build on its existing five-year music and liberal arts and science program to combine the professional study of traditional Chinese instruments with a Western-style liberal arts education. According to Yu, three professors from the Beijing school will become primary faculty members.

Outside the program, the initiative will also launch an annual Chinese music festival at Bard and an annual summer school for high school students. Both will focus on music from contemporary China. Seminars and scholarly conferences on Chinese music, art and social development will also be held in the US and China on alternate years.

Chinese conductor Cai Jindong will chair the committee overseeing the initiative. Cai, who was born in Beijing and studied violin and piano, went to the US in 1985 and joined the Stanford University faculty as professor in 2004. He has been guest conductor of major symphony orchestras in both China and the US.

"I have been working and living in the US for more than 30 years, and to me this program is like a dream come true," he said.

He noted that the development of Western music in China has a very long history, starting with Matteo Ricci (1552-1610), the Italian believed to have been the first Jesuit priest to enter Beijing. Ricci gave a clavichord to Emperor Wanli of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) in 1601.

"Chinese music never really developed in the West," Cai said. "We believe this program will make changes in the long run." 

   

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  俞峰表示,与具有157年历史的美国著名文理学院巴德学院的合作,是以一种新的交流合作模式发出中国声音。通过音乐的融通,文化的交融,中美两国音乐文化的合作与交流步入一个新的阶段。

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  中美合作将在美高校创建中国民族器乐表演专业学位项目

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  按照协议,从2018年秋季开始,在巴德音乐学院现有的五年制双专业本科机制中设立中国民族器乐表演专业学位。中国器乐演奏专业以二胡、琵琶和古筝开始,师资队伍由bet-365体育投注在线派遣。

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  Chinese instrumental degree co-founded in Beijing partners with a New York university

  CULTURE,By Meng Yang, Shen Li

  2017-12-04 19:00 GMT+8,Updated 2017-12-04 21:15 GMT+8 来源:中国环球电视网

Despite the cold weather, many college students and journalists sit together in the concert hall of the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing on Sunday to witness the groundbreaking step of Chinese Music Development – the announcing of the new partnership between the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing and the Bard College Conservatory of Music in New York.

The Chinese Instrumental Performance Degree Program is co-founded aiming to create a comprehensive and effective platform at the Bard Conservatory for Chinese music in the United States.

To launch this program, which is the very first Chinese performance degree program among western higher institutions, Yu Feng, president of the Central Conservatory and Robert Martin, director of the Bard Conservatory signed a formal agreement for the Initiative.  

   

  The Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing /CGTN Photo

The very first duty and mission of a key university as the Central Conservatory of Music is to promote the splendid Chinese culture and Chinese music, said Yu Feng. “It is my firm belief that it is incumbent upon us to promote and disseminate Chinese music all over the world.”

“The Central Conservatory of Music and Bard Conservatory have taken the lead in opening the Chinese culture in foreign conservatories. This innovative step has historical significance in the development of Chinese music in the West. Our cooperation with Bard College, one of the finest liberal arts colleges in America with a rich history of 157 years, sends out a clear Chinese voice to the world that we have entered into a new cooperation mode and a new stage through the integration of music and culture exchanges,” Yu added.

Leon Botstein, president of Bard Conservatory, believes that the agreement is a milestone in Bard College's international engagement: "Our partnership with the Central Conservatory will result in deeper connections with China’s vibrant musical life and rich heritage."

Bard Conservatory director Robert Martin noted, “This is the culmination of years of work building relationships with the music world of China, including a tour of the Conservatory Orchestra to China in 2012. This agreement is a major achievement of our new US-China Music Institute, led by the distinguished conductor, author, and educator Cai Jingdong and a wonderful enrichment of the life of the Bard community.”  

    

  Performance shot of students performing with traditional Chinese instruments /CGTN Photo

Cai showed his confident of the future development of Chinese music: "More than 400 years ago, the Italian Jesuit Matteo Ricci presented a Ming Dynasty emperor with a Western musical instrument, planting the seeds of Western music in China. Now we at Bard hope to make a similar contribution, deepening the development of Chinese music in the West. I am sure it will not take four centuries!"

The director of the Traditional Music Department of Central Conservatory Yu Hongmei believes that Chinese traditional music has taken a solid step out embracing the world. "We will delegate the best faculties to teach in a variety of ways, including individual lessons, video conferencing and master classes."

Talking about the difficulties of international student learning Chinese instrument, Yu Feng told CGTN: "Music has no boundaries, I believe they can learn Chinese instruments just as well as we learn western instruments."

Three professors from the Beijing school will become primary faculty members.

"Of course the environment will give them western thinking and western education, it can make (create) a new generation. I don't know what's gonna happen, actually, it never happens," Yu Hongmei told CGTN at the press conference.  

  

  Stage photo of the Chinese instrument performance /CGTN Photo

Zhou Wang, chair of Guzheng Studies added that: "Traditional Chinese culture is the basis of Chinese music and Chinese instruments. We will also introduce lessons such as calligraphy, traditional Chinese opera and Chinese poetry to our students."

The initiative will also launch an annual Chinese music festival at Bard and an annual summer school for high school students. Seminars and scholarly conferences on Chinese music, art and social development will also be held in the US and China on alternate years.

After the initiative, professors and students of the Central Conservatory of Music gave a brilliant performance with Chinese musical instruments and won warm applause from the audiences.

    

  Chinese music finds new foothold in United States

  By Chen Nan | China Daily | Updated: 2017-12-04 07:18  来源:中国日报网  

    

  Photo by MA GUOHUI/FOR CHINA DAILY

Students from the Central Conservatory of Music perform at a news conference in Beijing on Sunday. New York's Bard College Conservatory of Music will work with the college to create an undergraduate program in Chinese musical instrument performance.

New York's Bard College Conservatory of Music will teach an undergraduate program in Chinese musical instrument performance starting next fall.

Bard will work with Beijing's Central Conservatory of Music to create the program, said to be the first of its kind at a Western college.

Students will be able to apply in January for a first year that will focus on the erhu, pipa and guzheng, all stringed instruments.

Yu Feng, president of the Beijing school, signed a development initiative for the program and other joint efforts with Robert Martin, director of the New York school, on Sunday in Beijing.

Martin, who is a cellist, said he has been coming to China since the 1970s and had the idea of introducing a Chinese instrument performance degree program at Bard two years ago.

"The goal is to create a comprehensive and effective platform for Chinese music in the United States," he said. "I believe our partnership is what diplomats call a win-win situation."

Yu hailed the project as a "trailblazing step" for Chinese music worldwide that would create a new channel for cultural exchange between the two countries.

"Traditional Chinese culture is the basis of Chinese music and Chinese instruments," Yu said. "We will also introduce lessons such as calligraphy, traditional Chinese opera and Chinese poetry to our students."

In a video played for the announcement ceremony, Leon Botstein, president of Bard, said: "There has been much development regarding the absorption of the teaching of Western instruments and Western music. This needs to be balanced by the introduction of the great tradition of Chinese music and Chinese instruments to Western musicians, inspiring young musicians of the next generation."

Bard, a private liberal arts college founded in 1860, launched its music conservatory in 2005. The new program will build on its existing five-year music and liberal arts and science program to combine the professional study of traditional Chinese instruments with a Western-style liberal arts education. According to Yu, three professors from the Beijing school will become primary faculty members.

Outside the program, the initiative will also launch an annual Chinese music festival at Bard and an annual summer school for high school students. Both will focus on music from contemporary China. Seminars and scholarly conferences on Chinese music, art and social development will also be held in the US and China on alternate years.

Chinese conductor Cai Jindong will chair the committee overseeing the initiative. Cai, who was born in Beijing and studied violin and piano, went to the US in 1985 and joined the Stanford University faculty as professor in 2004. He has been guest conductor of major symphony orchestras in both China and the US.

"I have been working and living in the US for more than 30 years, and to me this program is like a dream come true," he said.

He noted that the development of Western music in China has a very long history, starting with Matteo Ricci (1552-1610), the Italian believed to have been the first Jesuit priest to enter Beijing. Ricci gave a clavichord to Emperor Wanli of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) in 1601.

"Chinese music never really developed in the West," Cai said. "We believe this program will make changes in the long run." 

   

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