获国家艺术基金资助的大型大提琴室内乐作品《澳门意象》于8月1日在深圳滨海艺术中心首演[1]。该作品由青年作曲家方岽清创作[1]，以12把大提琴为主奏，融合笛、胡琴、古筝、古典吉他等中西乐器[1]，通过八个乐章分别对应澳门八大地标，展现这座城市四百余年的中西交融底蕴[1]。全曲约45分钟，每个乐章平均5至6分钟[1]。澳门大提琴乐团团长兼艺术总监周游表示："我在澳门工作33年，对这片土地怀有深厚感情"[1]。
《澳门意象》已获国家艺术基金两项资助，并入选《国家艺术基金年鉴（2025）》优秀项目[1]。该作品诞生于2023年，迄今已在澳门、北京、上海、广州等十余座城市演出[1]。主创团队还推出了发烧级的CD唱片和黑胶唱片[1]。
The large-scale cello chamber work "Images of Macau," supported by the National Arts Fund, had its premiere on August 1 at the Shenzhen Shekou Art Center's multipurpose hall.[1] Created by composer Fang Yunqing, the composition features eight movements, each corresponding to one of Macau's eight major landmarks, with 12 cellos as the primary soloist accompanied by a fusion of Chinese and Western instruments including bamboo flute, bowed instruments, guzheng, and classical guitar.[1] The complete work spans approximately 45 minutes, with each movement averaging five to six minutes.[1]
The piece draws from Macau's rich heritage of over four centuries of East-West cultural exchange, synthesizing both musical traditions within its structure.[1] According to Zhou You, the principal conductor and artistic director of the Macau Cello Orchestra, "I have worked in Macau for 33 years and hold deep affection for this land."[1] Since its creation in 2023, "Images of Macau" has been performed in more than a dozen cities including Macau, Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, and continues its Greater Bay Area tour this year.[1] The work has been released in both premium CD and vinyl record formats.[1] The composition has earned two grants from the National Arts Fund and has been selected as an outstanding project in the National Arts Fund Yearbook (2025).[1]
