Chang Lien-cheng Saxophone Museum

The Chang Lien-cheng Saxophone Museum exhibits more than 400 saxophones, ranging from early models to contemporary instruments, arranged across multiple display areas.

Founded in 2004, the museum commemorates Chang Lien-cheng, who started manufacturing saxophones in the 1940s when Houli District produced one-third of global saxophone production.

The museum organizes regular saxophone performances in its dedicated theater, connecting visitors with professional musicians who demonstrate various playing techniques and musical styles.

Visitors can participate in guided tours, test selected saxophone models, and attend workshops designed for both beginners and experienced musicians throughout the week.

The collection includes a 170-year-old saxophone crafted by Adolphe Sax, displayed alongside instruments manufactured in the adjacent operational saxophone factory.

Location: Houli District

Inception: 2004

Official opening: 2004

Website: http://lcsax.com

GPS coordinates: 24.31250,120.69444

Latest update: March 6, 2025 17:29