Shanghai Symphony Orchestra
Address ： No. 1380 Middle Fuxing Road (near Changshu Road Metro Station), Xuhui District, Shanghai
Address ： No. 1380 Middle Fuxing Road (near Changshu Road Metro Station), Xuhui District, Shanghai
Opening Hours：
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Introduction：
As the oldest symphony orchestra in Asia, Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, founded in 1879, traces its roots to the Shanghai Public Band. In 1922 it became Shanghai Municipal Council Band and was acclaimed as the "Best Orchestra in the Far East". It was officially named Shanghai Symphony Orchestra in 1956. The orchestra has played a significant role in music history: in addition to widely introducing Western repertoire, it was among the first to perform Chinese orchestral works and has cultivated Chinese musical talent and symphony audiences. The orchestra has an extensive record of international collaboration and performances, appearing in world‑class halls such as Carnegie Hall and the Berlin Philharmonie. Moreover, it is the only Chinese symphony orchestra ever invited to perform in New York’s Central Park summer concert series. Today, Shanghai Symphony Orchestra is a world‑class ensemble that brings together top musicians from around the globe and serves as an important platform for cultural exchange between East and West.
*The above information is subject to the official release by the venue, and this platform is for reference only.
Opening Hours
The business hour of concert halls is generally related to performance schedules. Please check the relevant in
Introduction
As the oldest symphony orchestra in Asia, Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, founded in 1879, traces its roots to the Shanghai Public Band. In 1922 it became Shanghai Municipal Council Band and was acclaimed as the "Best Orchestra in the Far East". It was officially named Shanghai Symphony Orchestra in 1956. The orchestra has played a significant role in music history: in addition to widely introducing Western repertoire, it was among the first to perform Chinese orchestral works and has cultivated Chinese musical talent and symphony audiences. The orchestra has an extensive record of international collaboration and performances, appearing in world‑class halls such as Carnegie Hall and the Berlin Philharmonie. Moreover, it is the only Chinese symphony orchestra ever invited to perform in New York’s Central Park summer concert series. Today, Shanghai Symphony Orchestra is a world‑class ensemble that brings together top musicians from around the globe and serves as an important platform for cultural exchange between East and West.
*The above information is subject to the official release by the venue, and this platform is for reference only.
