Shanghai orchestra concert at Japanese designed hall

SHANGHAI, China - The first music concert by the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra is held at a new music hall in Shanghai on Sept. 6, 2014, designed by world-renowned acoustic designer Yasuhisa Toyota and architect Arata Isozaki. (Kyodo)

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