How about the opening hours tickets for the Oriental Musical Instrument Museum of Shanghai Conservatory of Music?

In the past, there were many kinds of musical instruments in China, some of which could play, play and sing. But now with the progress of the times, many crafts have been lost, and we have never seen the original appearance of many musical instruments. The Oriental Musical Instrument Museum of Shanghai Conservatory of Music helped us to restore various musical instruments, as well as some foreign musical instruments, which basically showed the historical development of a musical instrument.

Ground point:

No.20, Lane 0/8, Gao 'an Road/KLOC, Xuhui District, Shanghai

Opening hours:

Monday to Friday 9:00, 335, 4 16:00.

* * * Public transportation:

Rail Transit Lines 1, 96, 926, 42, 45, 920, 945

Opening hours:

9:00— 1 1:30、 13:30— 17:00。 Group appointments are open on weekends and national holidays.

Admission: free.

Introduction:

In May 2003, with the support of Hong Kong Health Care Center Co., Ltd., the Oriental Musical Instrument Museum carried out a multimedia information construction project. The main contents are as follows: 1. Chinese and English touch screen navigation system; 2. Voice introduction system of China-UK-Japan exhibition hall; 3. Multimedia demonstration hall; 4. Computer retrieval room of "World National Musical Instrument Information Retrieval" system, etc.

The Oriental Musical Instrument Museum of Shanghai Conservatory of Music has more than 400 kinds of musical instruments. It is divided into four parts: China ancient musical instruments, China modern musical instruments, China minority musical instruments and foreign minority musical instruments. The collection of musical instruments is about 400 pieces (sets). Among the ancient musical instruments, the oldest is the Jia Hu bone flute, which has a history of 8000 years. It has seven tones and is the treasure of the town hall. Modern National Musical Instruments shows the national orchestral instruments being used in contemporary China: from dozens of blowing, pulling, beating and percussion instruments, it shows the reform achievements and development track of China since 1950s. From the national musical instrument exhibition area, you can see colorful wind instruments and stringed instruments of various ethnic minorities in the motherland. The exhibition area of foreign national musical instruments shows the national and folk musical instruments of various countries and regions in the world, such as Weiner in India, shakuhachi in Japan and Gong Wei in Thailand.