Admission is available after ticket verification, including QR-code electronic tickets and SMS ticket codes.
Entry timing follows the arrangements at the venue.
Storage is available in the corridors on each floor.
Entry opens 60 minutes before the performance.
One order must correspond to one identity document. Supported documents: Chinese resident identity card; passport; Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents; Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan Residents; military officer identity card; Residence Permit for Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Residents; Foreign Permanent Resident ID Card.
Children taller than 1.2 m require an adult ticket. Children under 1.2 m are not admitted.
Children under 1.2 m are not admitted; children taller than 1.2 m must hold a ticket.
Plan your journey in advance and bring valid identification. To avoid queues and crowding, ticket collection or exchange at Beijing Concert Hall is recommended within the 60 minutes before the performance.
Performance tickets are time-sensitive. If you cannot attend for personal reasons, tickets cannot be refunded or exchanged. Lost tickets will not be replaced.
Wearing a mask throughout your time in the theatre is recommended. Do not eat or drink in the theatre or move around during the performance.
After the performance, leave in an orderly way without crowding or lingering.
Do not present flowers to the artists without permission. Flowers may not be brought into Beijing Concert Hall.
Do not bring food, drinks, flowers, professional recording equipment, knives, lighters or other dangerous items into the concert hall. Arrive early and allow time for security checks. Follow staff instructions and announcements.
Jong-Jie Yin leads a Mozart celebration with flutist Yu Yuan and harpist Tongxin Chen.
Bright Sheng’s Postcards opens the programme, followed by Mozart’s Concerto for Flute and Harp, The Magic Flute overture and Jupiter Symphony. The China National Symphony Orchestra is joined by Yu Yuan and Tongxin Chen for the double concerto.