弦樂社

String Club

The emblem is based on a simple circular design, featuring a black-and-white color scheme paired with a violin graphic that clearly represents the nature of the club. The circular edge is enhanced with a white border, creating a solemn demeanor and reinforcing the concept of the emblem. The font utilizes brush-style lettering to prominently display the words "Tamkang String Orchestra," clearly presenting the club's name. This design creates a striking and vivid collision between Eastern calligraphy and Western classical instruments, symbolizing the Tamkang String Orchestra's spirit of breakthrough and innovation.

Purpose of the Organization The String Orchestra not only aims to showcase a high level of professional performance but also to share our passion for string music with friends who love music. Therefore, we are committed to promoting music and sharing the spirit and essence of classical and modern music together. In addition to music promotion, the String Orchestra also dedicates itself to community service. By collaborating with companies for performances or offering charity concerts at medical institutions, we strive to serve the community while enhancing the visibility of the Tamkang String Orchestra and bringing honor to our school. Additionally, we conduct one-on-one mentorship programs and hold occasional small-scale presentations and gatherings within the club. This allows members to improve their skills while fostering camaraderie and strengthening the sense of unity within the orchestra.

Club Expertise

Regular Group Practices: Enhance playing skills through consistent group rehearsals.
Sectional Practices: Have each section lead separate practices to improve familiarity and efficiency in performance.
Professional Conductors: Invite professional conductors to guide us in learning more about musical expression and enhancing the harmony of ensemble playing.
Regular Workshops: Organize workshops to provide members with knowledge of music theory and other musical topics they wish to learn.
Mentorship Program: Implement a one-on-one mentorship system where members can have their own teachers, allowing for deeper study and practice of their instruments.

Club Vision

Short-term Goals: In alignment with the required curriculum, establish clear plans for the structure and direction of the String Orchestra.
Medium-term Goals: Collaborate with various school events and partner with other clubs to create broader opportunities and visibility for the String Orchestra.
Long-term Goals: Integrate the experiences, systems, and highlights from the past year into a comprehensive framework to pass on to future members, allowing each generation to build on previous experiences for a more diverse and enriched future.

Club Website

Club Office SG134

Certification Requirements

1. 1. Currently, there are about 8 planned participation certification activities, including three for ensemble practice, group classes, and sectional rehearsals. Members need to dedicate time each week for these courses, and as long as they maintain a 60% attendance rate, they will receive participation certification. Other activities will require check-in and check-out, and confirmation that members have not left midway to qualify for participation certification. Ensemble practice is held on Tuesdays, group classes on Wednesdays, and sectional rehearsals on Thursdays. The activities planned for September include the initial club meeting on the 19th and the welcome event for new members on the 28th. In October, there will be a gathering on the 24th, and in December, the salon concert on the 4th, the end-of-semester concert on the 17th, and the end-of-semester members' meeting on the 19th.
  2. Currently, approximately 4 execution certification activities are planned: Club Night, the salon concert, and the end-of-semester concert. Members who assist with behind-the-scenes work, such as creating posters, setting up the venue, arranging chairs, and placing music stands, will receive execution certification.