bob体育在线投注东方乐器博物馆创建于1987年11月27日，是我国艺术院校中第一个乐器博物馆。博物馆的前身为“中国民族乐器陈列室”。在前院长桑桐的支持下，自1985年夏开始筹建，于1987年11月27日我院60周年院庆纪念日建成开馆。1992年，它的面积扩展为300m2，改名“东方乐器陈列馆”，并于65周年院庆纪念日开馆。在江泽民“办一流音乐教育，创国际先进水平”题词的鼓舞下，2001年11月，扩建成现在的“东方乐器博物馆”，由老院长贺绿汀题写馆名。2006年，我院与徐汇区教育局合作，将东方乐器博物馆迁址至高安路18弄徐汇区青少年活动中心院内。
馆内收藏乐器约700余件（套），分为四个展区。中国古代乐器部分有8000多年前的贾湖骨笛（复制）、曾侯乙编钟（仿制）、以及镶有翡翠、玛瑙的仿唐琵琶（仿制）等；中国现代乐器部分收藏了中国传统的民间乐器如笛子、二胡、筝等；外国民族乐器展厅藏有韩国、日本、泰国、印度、印度尼西亚等20多个国家和民族的乐器和少数民族乐器展厅则陈列了我国西南、西北等地藏、苗、满、彝等少数民族乐器。本馆还设有“世界民族乐器检索系统”、“语音导览系统”、“乐器互动魔墙”和“团体多媒体电子导游系统”。
bob体育在线投注领导期望将乐器博物馆建成国内一流的，集文化、学术与观赏为一体的专业博物馆。在满足本院教育、科研工作需要的同时向国内外公众开发，为上海这个国际大都市的旅游业增添光彩，为中外文化交流作一份贡献。
博物馆馆长：史寅
办公室主任：梁媛
助理研究员：邢媛、陈锐洋、褚婉吟
特聘研究员：应有勤、萧梅、沈正国
The Museum of Oriental Musical Instruments
The Museum of Oriental Musical Instruments (MOMI) affiliated to the Shanghai Conservatory of Music is the first of its kind in China’s art colleges.
The Museum holds more than 500 instruments coming from past and present, from China and foreign countries. It consisting of four exhibition sections: Ancient Chinese Musical Instruments, Modern Chinese Musical Instruments, Chinese Minorities Folk Musical Instruments, and Foreign Folk Musical Instruments The oldest Chinese instrument is the heptatonic bone flute unearthed from Jiahu, Henan Province, 8000 years from now. Among the other rare things are the bronze idiophone chunyu and the brass drum of the Han Dynasty (206 B.C.-A.D.220), and the se and qin zithers of the Ming and Qing Dynasties (1368-1911). The largest is the set of collected bronze bells, a copy of the famous original from the tomb of Yi, Marquis of Zeng, unearthed from Mawang Dui, Hunan Province. The most striking are the four-string and the five-string pipa lute, with their mother-of-pearl, emerald, and agate inlay, of the Tang Dynasty (618-907), copies kept in the Shosoin Imperial Treasury, Nara, Japan. As for the modern traditional Chinese musical instruments, all of them play their roles in modern Chinese orchestras. In addition, the Museum collects folk instruments of such minority peoples as Tibet, Dai, Yi, Manchu, Mongolia, Jing, Miao, Korea, Jingpo, Uighur and Uzbek. The traditional musical instruments outside China are those from India, Japan, Korea, Indonesia, Thailand, Russia, Australia, and African countries.
As well as a multimedia demonstration hall and an electronic search system for all the information of its musical instruments.
东方乐器博物馆目前暂时闭馆待建，详情请点击下方“闭馆公告”：
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