第一小提琴

陳傑思

2001年出生，三歲於YAMAHA團體班學習鋼琴，七歲開始在都柏林音樂教室學習小提琴且擔任教室弦樂團首席，師事楊維翰老師，高中於桃園市立永豐高中普通班就讀，直至高二決定考取音樂系。考試期間小提琴師事王景賢老師，樂理師事賴家鑫老師，鋼琴師事劉純維老師，後考取且畢業於國立臺北教育大學音樂學系，曾師事謝宜君、曾智弘、林品任教授。現就讀國立臺北教育大學音樂學系碩士二年級，師事林品任教授。

曾參加 2019長榮交響音樂營並在期間擔任樂團首席，2020年入選參加第二屆臺北大師星秀音樂節並獲得全額獎學金。在學期間接受過林昭亮、Philip Setzer、 Lev Solodovnikov、諏訪內晶子大師班指導。2021年在和國北音樂學系碩士班指揮組蔡明叡合作下，於國立臺北教育大學雨賢廳演出西貝流士小提琴協奏曲。2022年獲得國立臺北教育大學協奏曲比賽弦樂組第一名，並與國立臺北教育大學管弦樂團演奏柴可夫斯基小提琴協奏曲。

Jie-Sih (Jazz) Chen began learning piano at the age of three in the YAMAHA group class. At the age of seven, he started studying violin at the Dublin Music school and served as the concertmaster of the string orchestra. He was under the tutelage of teacher Wei-Han Yang. He attended Yongfeng High School in Taoyuan City until his sophomore year, when he decided to pursue a degree in music. During his preparatory period, he studied violin with teacher Jing-Xian Wang, music theory with teacher Jia-Xin Lai, and piano with teacher Chun-Wei Liu. He later graduated from the Department of Music at National Taipei University of Education, where he studied under professors Yi-Chun Hsieh, Zhi-Hong Zeng, and Richard Lin. He is currently pursuing a master's degree in the Department of Music at National Taipei University of Education under the guidance of Professor Richard Lin.

Jazz participated in the 2019 Evergreen Symphony Orchestra Music Camp and served as the principal violinist. In 2020, he was selected to participate in the second Taipei  Music Academy&Festival and received a full scholarship. During his studies, he received guidance from masterclasses by Cho-Liang Lin, Philip Setzer, Lev Solodovnikov, and Akiko Suwanai.

In 2021, under the collaboration with Ming-Jui Tsai, a conductor in the graduate program of National Taiwan University of Arts, Jazz performed Sibelius Violin Concerto at the Sage Hall of National Taipei University of Education. In 2022, he won first place in the concerto competition for string instruments at National Taipei University of Education and performed Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto with the university's orchestra.