音乐之子 | 马代旭的韵律人生
高山流水遇知音，你在港中大（深圳）也遇到了可以一起放声高歌、一起“玩”音乐的人吗？
港中大（深圳）为大家带来“音乐之子”系列专访，为您讲述音乐于他们的意义，沉醉于音乐的收获。
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这次国乐团团长马代旭同学的专访，是和韩国国际生So Ry Park一起完成的。第一眼见到马同学时，觉得他应该是内向又怕生的类型，但在采访的过程中，当与他聊到关于国乐、国风和国乐团成员时，我能看见他眼中藏不住的光芒，他能够滔滔不绝地与你讲上许久，那一刻，我望着他，又一次相信了热爱的力量。
校友简介 Alumni Profile
马代旭
2019级经管学院会计学专业
逸夫书院
香港中文大学（深圳）国乐团团长
擅长多种传统乐器，尤善竹笛
国风少年
1.如候鸟般迁徙的童年
因为家庭的原因，马代旭同学的童年如候鸟般迁徙于湖南和云南两地。
湖之南，云之南，质朴悠远的传统文化如斑驳的雨点，悄然浸润着这位“音乐之子”的内心。
谈到选择笛子的原因，马同学笑着坦言，这确实与频繁的迁徙有关，因为两地辗转，所以不方便携带大件的乐器，而对于笛子类型的选择，马同学也提及了一件趣事：“那时老师曾将长笛和竹笛一并交予我选，那时也是太天真，觉得竹笛孔少，或许就会方便学些，谁知道······事实证明，是孔越少越难学的。”想起往事，他不觉嘴角轻扬，其实不是抱怨，倒更像老友间玩笑的“互损”。
但就这样阴差阳错地，竹笛成为了少年漫漫音乐生涯里的主打。
茂林修竹，文人以墨画，侠客抱剑依，少年以歌扬。
缘分总是来得恰到好处。
马代旭同学与家乡的树
2.国乐团的集结
马同学今年大三，国乐团今年也是第三年。
他们在同一年，闯进了这所大学。
马代旭说，当年是老师为了筹备新生典礼在群里问是否有人会传统乐器，于是最开始站出来的四个人成为了国乐团的雏形。
从当年第一次站上舞台的四个人，到现在，逐渐成为了十几个人，二十几个人，一点点装满了整个演播厅，马代旭看着这一路走来，他听见这个大家庭里每个人的互相激励。
那一刻他知道，哪怕往昔的王朝已经没落，但老祖宗留下来的音乐智慧，千百年来，总有这一代代的青年人爱着。
他始终坚信，他们正在做的，是一件真正有意义的事，所以他愿意为此，再“耗费”下去，哪怕用尽这一辈子。
他还想做更多的——和各种不同的社团合作，加上倚声填词，加上轻歌曼舞，甚至加上新的、西方的乐器。
马代旭，还有与他并肩作战的国乐人们，想做的从来不是抄袭，而是想将这绵延几千年的文化，加入崭新的力量呈现出来。
他只是想教会我们不忘本，记得我们从哪里来，记得这个民族从哪里来。
徐扬生校长与马代旭同学及国乐团成员合影
3.感念“中文”二字
一直以来，对于港中大（深圳）西方的教育理念和教学方式，社会上始终争议不断。
但承认马同学所说，校名中的“中文”二字便已深刻传达了我校坚定传承“中国文化”的理念。虽然专业课程采用英文授课，但我校对传统文化的重视，却始终不变。
汉仪社、国乐团、醉红学，还有各色的国风活动，马同学能看见学校始终在为了传承传统文化而努力着，他也从未后悔，来到港中大（深圳），遇见这里的每一个人。
2021年国乐团合影
国乐团在2021音乐会上演奏
4.“音乐之子”的国风乐器小科普
笛子，萧，笙
笛子横着吹，萧竖着吹，笛子和萧都是一根的，笙是很多根绑在一块儿的。
古琴，古筝
古琴只有7根弦，而古筝有21根弦。
马代旭同学在2019迎新晚会上表演
THE MELODIUS LIFE OF A YOUNG
CUHK-Shenzhen MUSICIAN
By So Ry Park
It was pleasure to meet Ma Daixu, a very talented and bright student from Yunan province who has shown tremendous growth and commitment to his musical life - even after joining our CUHK-Shenzhen community.
In 2019, not so long after the first semester started, Daixu joined the Chinese Orchestra of CUHK-Shenzhen. Since then, he has been actively involved in many of the activities the university has organized for students like him with the most sincere passion for Chinese traditional music.
We asked him several questions in order to learn more about an individual like Daixu:
How and when did you start playing the flute?
When I was only in third grade, I used to spend my weekends watching TV because I finished all my schoolwork by Friday and played in the weekend. However, my grandparents, who raised me, didn’t want me to spend my weekends like that. So they enrolled me in a music academy, where I went every weekend.
There, my instructor asked me whether I wanted to play the western flute or the traditional one, and I had chosen the latter one because it looked a lot more simple to play - when in fact, it’s more difficult.
What is your most exciting and almost most challenging experience as a member of the Chinese Orchestra?
The University’s annual concert held in the Shenzhen Concert Hall has been my most memorable experience so far. Although other smaller performances have been great, this annual concert made me feel powerful. Performing in front of a crowd, after an intense 3-month rehearsal period, with my fellow friends couldn’t have made me feel more alive.
I had a great time not only on stage but also off stage. One of my favorite moments happened before the concert began. Many of my musician friends were in the small conductor’s room, each holding their own instruments, as they looked for a place to practice. The small room was small but filled with so much laughter and music.
What is the most challenging aspect of playing in the Chinese Orchestra?
The most challenging yet fun part is that I have to play in a group. That means that I can’t play whatever or however I want because whether small or large, I have a role to play. I have to listen carefully to what others are playing so that we can all sound complete.
What do you think of the university’s music atmosphere?
Our university are quite supportive to music-related activities and programs, which I am really grateful about. I believe that they will continue to do so as they plans to build the School of Music.
How do you want to contribute to the school with your music?
I want to hold many more performances, where I can share the joy and the deep understanding that I get from playing the traditional flute. I think it’s important to preserve and intrigue people's interests in Chinese traditional music because of its historical significance and beautiful sound. I hope traditional music spreads in our university, so that we can use our university as a platform where we can connect the traditional music with other popular music.
"Follow your heart"
--Ma Daixv
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传讯及公共关系处出品
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中文撰稿：林嘉译 2020级 人文社科学院 逸夫书院
英文撰稿：So Ry Park 2018级 经管学院 祥波书院
排版：宋思源 2020级 理工学院 逸夫书院
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