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一、依據國家表演藝術中心115年1月20日國表藝樂銷字第1151000047號函辦理。
二、國家交響樂團（NSO）以別名「臺灣愛樂」（Taiwan Philharmonic）立足國際，是國內頂尖之職業交響樂團，由國際知名指揮家準・馬寇爾（Jun Märkl）擔任音樂總監，長期致力於交響樂、室內樂、歌劇及跨界製作之推廣，並透過專業演出與教育推廣，展現臺灣表演藝術之多元面貌。
三、115年3月21日、22日假臺北表演藝術中心大劇院，NSO將以音樂與舞蹈重新詮釋經典管絃樂童話《彼得與狼》，此作品由普羅科菲夫譜曲之知名交響寓言，以不同樂器代表角色，透過音樂引導故事情節之理解，是廣為音樂教育與教學引用之經典作品。本場演出由高雄市交響樂團現任駐團指揮吳曜宇率領，攜手編舞家董怡芬、導演陳彥斌及舞蹈空間舞團共同演出。作品以普羅科菲夫《彼得與狼》及《古典交響曲》為創作靈感，融合音樂、舞蹈、視覺與舞台設計等多元表現，引導觀眾認識音樂敘事與舞台藝術之多元樣貌，內容適合學生欣賞，並可作為表演藝術教育之實例觀摩。
四、為提升學生接觸表演藝術之機會，該節目以音樂與舞蹈之跨域形式呈現，內容結合表演藝術欣賞、創作思維與跨域統整，呼應十二年國民基本教育課程綱要「藝術與人文領域」之素養導向與跨領域學習精神，兼具藝術性與教育性，適合作為親子共同參與之藝文活動，亦可作為學校藝術與人文相關課程之延伸學習及校外教學規劃之參考。爰誠摯邀請北部及鄰近縣市各級學校轉知師生參與。
五、該音樂會購票及相關優惠方案請參閱附件文宣資料或電洽該團聯絡人，黃小姐(02)33939485，或至國家表演藝術中心附設國家交響樂團官方網站查詢詳細內容：https://npac-nso.org/concert-info/853
I. This announcement is issued in accordance with the letter No. 1151000047 dated January 20, 2026, from the National Center for the Performing Arts.
II. The National Symphony Orchestra (NSO), internationally recognized under the name "Taiwan Philharmonic," is Taiwan's premier professional symphony orchestra. Under the artistic direction of internationally renowned conductor Jun Markl, the NSO has long been dedicated to promoting symphonic music, chamber music, opera, and cross-genre productions. Through its professional performances and educational outreach, the NSO showcases the diverse landscape of Taiwan's performing arts.
III. On March 21 and 22, 2026, at the Grand Theater of the Taipei Performing Arts Center, the NSO will reinterpret the classic orchestral fairy tale "Peter and the Wolf" through music and dance. Composed by Prokofiev, this renowned symphonic tale uses different instruments to represent characters and guides the audience through the narrative via music. Widely used in music education and pedagogy, this performance will be led by Wu Yao-Yu, current resident conductor of the Kaohsiung Symphony Orchestra, in collaboration with choreographer Tung Yi-Fen, director Chen Yen-Pin, and dancers from Dance Space Dance Company. Inspired by Prokofiev's "Peter and the Wolf" and "Classical Symphony," this production integrates music, dance, visual arts, and stage design to present a multifaceted exploration of musical storytelling and stage artistry. Suitable for student audiences, it serves as an exemplary model for performing arts education.
IV. To enhance students' exposure to performing arts, this program presents a cross-disciplinary format combining appreciation of performing arts, creative thinking, and integrated learning. It aligns with the Competency-Based Curriculum Guidelines for Twelve-Year Basic Education in the "Arts and Humanities" domain, emphasizing competency-oriented learning and interdisciplinary studies. This event is both artistically enriching and educational, making it suitable for family participation as well as an extension of school arts and humanities courses or field trip planning. We sincerely invite schools in northern Taiwan and neighboring counties to disseminate this information to their faculty and students.
V. For ticket purchasing information and related promotional offers, please refer to the attached promotional materials or contact Ms. Huang at (02) 3393-9485 or visit the official website of the National Symphony Orchestra at: https://npac-nso.org/concert-info/853.
Respectfully yours,
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