Guangzhou Musical Instrument Exhibition will be held 27 to 30 May 2025 in Guangzhou, China. Guangzhou Musical Instrument Exhibition is one of the three largest musical instruments expos in China. Music Guangzhou will be expanded into three exhibit halls, including electric & electronic instruments hall, pianos and violins hall, traditional Chinese musical instruments and percussion instruments hall. A broader trading and display platform is provided for domestic and foreign brands to gather together to show the latest products and technology. A wide range of exquisite traditional Chinese musical instruments will be shown to the visitors. As a production base of violins, Huangqiao Town in Taixing enjoys a good reputation of "China's Hometown of Violins". Guangdong Province is the biggest guitars production base in China. Its guitars are sold all over the world. Boundless business opportunities can be found here. More and more electric & electronic instruments manufacturers hope to exhibit in Music Guangzhou. Therefore, an electric & electronic instruments hall will be set up to embrace more well-known enterprises. Guangzhou Musical Instrument Exhibition is an event and I like events...
An increasing growth can also be seen in the scale of traditional Chinese instruments hall. A wide range of exquisite traditional Chinese musical instruments will be shown to the visitors.
As a production base of violins, Huangqiao Town in Taixing enjoys a good reputation of "China's Hometown of Violins". Strongly supported and encouraged by Huangqiao government, Taixing Violin Pavilion made a debut in Music Guangzhou 2020. Fengling Musical Instruments and other famous enterprises will come to showcase the unique craftsmanship and demonstrate the profound violin culture in China.
Music Guangzhou, as one of the three largest musical instruments expos in China, will cover an exhibit space of 25,000 m2. Over 550 exhibitors and 70,000 visitors (including visitors of the concurrent Prolight + Sound Guangzhou) are expected to come. Various music education and training reports, symposiums, academic lectures and live shows will be host concurrently.