Modern Times: Records Turned, Pop Was Born

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Taipei Music Center
  • Enjoy more than 100 valuable exhibits at one time, including century-old phonographs, 78 rpm records, historical photos, newspapers and magazines, manuscripts, and never-before-seen recordings.
  • "The Song of the Brown Tea Shop" written by Taiwan's first record producer Chen Junyu for Taiwan's first generation female singer Chun Chun has never been published before. This time, the song was recomposed and arranged by Huang Yunling, chairman of the Taipei Pop Music Center, and handed over to the popular Golden Melody Award winner Xu Fukai to sing, paying tribute to the mutual appreciation between musicians. The exhibition features a "Modern Times Daily" section, which provides a glimpse into the modern culture that was popular at the time, as well as the latest developments and anecdotes of celebrities.
  • Create large-scale advertising vehicles and bustling street scenes to leave your modern image.
  • Surprise reappearance off-site - echoing the "Brazilian Tea Shop" exhibition area, a 1930s "Peacock Coffee Shop" was built on the first floor of Beiliu Cultural Center, using the original cocktail recipe to reproduce cups of new wine, showing the ultimate in old-school luxury.
  • Not only explores the development history of Taiwanese pop music, but also connects the past and present to continue the inheritance and rebirth of music stories.

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Exhibition Information

  • Please refrain from making loud noises, playing, eating, smoking, or throwing away paper scraps or other debris in the exhibition hall.
  • Visitors who are not properly dressed, bring pets or have long-handled umbrellas are not allowed to visit. (Except guide dogs)
  • Video recording is prohibited in the venue. Photography is for record purposes only. Please do not use flash, selfie sticks or tripods. Works that are not open to photography will be marked with prohibited signs.
  • If you wish to take photos or videos for commercial purposes or have other special needs, you should apply to the Museum in advance.
  • Unless otherwise stated, touching the exhibits is prohibited.
  • Tickets are for single use only and cannot be resold. They will be deemed invalid if damaged or lost. They will be void after the expiration date and will not be reissued.
  • Those who are eligible for preferential tickets, senior citizen tickets and free tickets, please actively show the supporting documents; various discounts cannot be used at the same time.
  • If there are too many people, crowd control will be implemented. Please follow the instructions of the on-site staff to queue up for entry.
  • Other ticket-related regulations Any consumer disputes arising from this ticket will be handled in accordance with the matters that should and should not be recorded in the standard contract for arts and cultural exhibition tickets promulgated by the Ministry of Culture.
  • If there are any matters not covered in these notices, the organizer reserves the right to interpret, add, change, and cancel the notices. The relevant regulations shall be based on the Taipei Pop Music Center FB fan page, IG, event official website and on-site announcements.

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