Monday 20 - Sunday 26 February.
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A bluffer's guide to China's musical styles.
CDs of Chinese bands start at reasonable prices and there’s a smattering of other random items such as box sets, music DVDs and so on.
Sip a coffee from a comfy chair or browse a good selection of CDs.
Beijing's best selection of traditional Chinese music CDs.
Offering a decent selection of genuine, imported CDs starting at reasonable prices.
Tan offers up a fine selection of CDs by local bands such as Pet Conspiracy and Wu & The Side Effects.
A gallery that hosts live music and art exhibitions.
Selling the latest CDs of Western releases.
Experimental stuff, old Chinese pop, Japanese music and even early electronic music.
Nightly blues performances showcasing the best Beijing has to offer, alongside more avant-garde fare.
A big government-owned instrument store selling everything from old keyboards to harmonicas, to Chinese folk instruments like erhu and kuaiban.
Specialising in selling (and repairing) classical and acoustic guitars ranging in price from 500-10,000RMB.
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