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On April 28, 2023, a music salon with the theme of "Heartbeat" took place at the Cultural and Artistic Space in the library on the Shipai campus of South China Normal University. The event was well-received by both teachers and students, who engaged in lively exchange on music, reading and psychology.
Monthly Music Salon at SCNU - "Heartbeat".
SCNU president Wang Enke spoke highly of "Monthly Music at SCNU". This activity not only exhibits the beauty of arts, but also embodies the significance of aesthetic education. He hoped that SCNUers could remember the value of reading and the motto of SCNU.
President Wang Enke speaks highly of "Monthly Music at SCNU".
Organized by the Library, the School of Music and the School of Psychology, the second phase of "Monthly Music at SCNU" focuses on "psychology" and "work" in response to International Labor Day on May 1. Three scholars of the School of Psychology were invited to talk about the integration of psychology and music. Five performers from the School of Music and the School of Psychology explored the relationships between work and aesthetics, growth of the mindset, the meaning of life, absent-mindedness, and the "three joys in life" (playing piano, flute, and viola).
Ye Sisi (piano) and Jiang Ruijuan (violin) of the School of Music play Märchenbilder, Op. 113 of Robert Schumann.
Jiang Ruijuan plays "Romance" in F major, Op. 85 of Max Bruch on the violin.
Cai Yu (flute) and Wu Zixuan (flute) of the School of Music play "Au-de lá du Temps" of Yuko Uebayashi.
Ye Sisi and Xiong Wen (piano) play "Magic Waltz" for four-hands piano of Amedeo Tommasi.
You Jianing expresses her belief that people’s ability and intelligence will grow with constant effort.
Yuan Jie explains that "day-dreaming" at work is a normal psychological phenomenon and sometimes brings more creative ideas.
The audience is completely involved in the concert.
"Monthly Music at SCNU" kicked off on March 17 this year with the music salon "Music with Principal's Book List". It is a cross-campus and cross-disciplinary aesthetic education promotion program launched by the Library and the School of Music of SCNU. A series of music salons with different disciplinary themes are held on the Shipai campus every last Friday of the month.
The activity can be seen as a prism, reflecting the beauty of different disciplines at the university, and inspiring teachers and students to discover the uniqueness of each discipline. SCNU hopes to promote mutual learning and communication by offering opportunities for individuals to encounter different disciplines through the universal language of music.
Source from South China Normal University Library
Translated by Huang Linlin, Wei Xiaonan
Proofread by Edwin Baak
Edited by Wang Yingmin
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