Shanghai Jiaoxiangyinyue Museum Review

The Shanghai Symphony Museum is the first symphony-themed music museum in China. It mainly shows the development of Western symphony music in China since the late 1870s. There are many important symphony literature in the exhibition hall. The Baoqing Road, where the museum is located, is adjacent to the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, Shangyin Opera House and Shanghai Conservatory of Music, forming a music block. No. 3 Baoqing Road, which opened the museum, was formerly the residence of Zhou Zongliang, the dye king of Shanghai, one of the top ten buildings in Shanghai.

Shanghai Symphony Museum is located at No. 3 Baoqing Road. This garden house is one of the top ten famous houses in Shanghai and the largest garden house in Shanghai's private garden. The first and second floors of the main building here show the development of Western music in Shanghai, and you can also hear many precious Chinese and Western symphony recordings. Visits are free and need to be reserved through the public account.

It is difficult to make an appointment. I probably swiped the WeChat public account more than a dozen times before making an appointment. No. 3 Baoqing Road was originally a residence of Zhou Zongliang. The main building and the garden behind are the key places to punch in. Some old aunts wore cheongsams to concave shapes and asked me to shoot them. It's really beautiful.

It is said to be the most difficult museum to book, only 40 places are open every day, very quiet, can listen to various symphony music, there is a large garden, you can walk, showing her elegant atmosphere everywhere.

The place where you need to make an appointment to visit, the door is usually closed, and the fence at the door is blocked to death, and it is unlikely to even take a photo. And it is said to be the most difficult to make an appointment, which also shows how far the symphony music is from the public.