小提琴／張景婷
Violin: Ching-Ting Chang

畢業於基隆市成功小學、師大附中音樂班，師事蕭敦化、蘇正途、凃鳳玹及林克昌老師。

留學期間，就讀於市立巴黎音樂學院，師事Philippe Aïche；國立巴黎高等音樂暨舞蹈學院，師事Jean-Jacques Kantorow，以第一獎(全票通過)及評審恭賀獎畢業；及慕尼黑音樂暨表演藝術大學，師事Ana Chumachenco，取得小提琴、室內樂大師級最高演奏文憑。之後，考入慕尼黑愛樂樂團學院。

曾任慕尼黑愛樂第一小提琴、巴塞爾交響樂團第二樂團首席、深圳交響樂團首席，亦曾獲邀擔任英國皇家愛樂、馬來西亞愛樂、杭州愛樂、國家交響樂團、臺北市立交響樂團及長榮交響樂團之客席樂團首席。

另外，曾與國家交響樂團、臺北市立交響樂團、國立臺灣交響樂團及慕尼黑青年管弦樂團合作演出協奏曲;兩度入選文建會「第三、四屆音樂人才庫」；並獲「2007永豐愛樂古典菁英獎」首獎、最佳潛力新人獎及德國學術交流總署(DAAD)音樂獎學金。

She studied violin with Philippe Aichi at the Conservatoire Supérieure de Paris and with Jean-Jacques Kantorow at the Conservatoire Nationale Supérieur de Musique et Danse de Paris, graduated and acquired a diploma with the prize of violin (unanimous mention ‘very good’ with congratulations from the jury) in 2007, and with Ana Chumachenko at the University of Music & Theatre in Munich, graduated and acquired “Misterklassendiploma” in violin & chamber music in 2009, and was soon afterward accepted in the Orchestra Academy of the Munich Philharmonic then became a regular first violin member in May 2010.

After five-year orchestral life in Germany, she pursued a higher position to be 2nd concertmaster of Basel Symphony Orchestra in Switzerland. In 2016, she went back to Asia and invited as concertmaster of Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra in Mainland China. During the period in 2014~2020, she was respectively invited as guest concertmaster by Royal Philharmonic (UK), Malaysian Philharmonic, Hangzhou Philharmonic, National Symphony Orchestra, Taipei Symphony Orchestra, and Evergreen Symphony Orchestra etc.

On soloist experience, she used to collaborate with Taipei Symphony Orchestra, National Symphony Orchestra, National Taiwan Symphony Orchestra performed in Taiwan and toured with Musik Werkstatt Jugend (Munich) in France, Italy & Germany.

In 2007 & 2009, she was twice elected in the project of "The Treasury of Young Musicians" and won 1st prize & the most potential young artist at the competition of “2007 Young Artists Showcase” in Taiwan. She also acquired DAAD scholarship during her study in Germany.