上海音乐学院敞开校园，送上新年第一份艺术惊喜

Group 1 - The core event of the New Year celebration in Shanghai featured a music flash mob performance titled "Celebration," showcasing traditional Chinese music and engaging the audience [1][3] - The performance was composed by a student from the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, inspired by warm moments in urban life, and aimed to depict the festive spirit of the New Year [3] - The event included various activities such as music flash mobs, instrument exhibitions, and music classes, promoting the integration of art into the city's culture [1][5] Group 2 - The "Hua Xia Qi Yun" New Year special exhibition at the Oriental Musical Instruments Museum highlighted the development of Chinese musical civilization through three exhibition halls [5] - The museum collaborated with the Shanghai Conservatory of Music's AI lab and the Shanghai Planetarium to create an innovative experience combining traditional instruments with AI technology [5] - Visitors expressed surprise at the integration of traditional instruments with modern technology, enhancing their appreciation of ethnic music [5] Group 3 - Eighteen student volunteers provided professional guidance for various exhibitions, including the "120th Anniversary of Xian Xinghai" and "Hua Xia Qi Yun" [7][8] - The volunteers underwent systematic training to prepare for their roles, emphasizing the educational aspect of sharing stories about music and culture [8] - The volunteer program is seen as an essential part of talent cultivation, encouraging students to develop their ideals and skills through community service [12] Group 4 - The "Big Hand Holding Small Hand" music class allowed student volunteers to teach basic music pieces to 12 primary and secondary school students, fostering community engagement [10] - The initiative attracted attention from parents and the public, highlighting the importance of music education and personalized teaching methods [10] - Over the past five years, the student volunteer service team has engaged 3,260 students, providing over 2,000 service sessions to nearly 80,000 participants [12]