AFTER a monthlong hiatus during which Shenzhen Concert Hall took time to upgrade its facilities, the city’s home to classical music fans has reopened its doors to fans, ushering in a new season.

BBC Symphony Orchestra will play Beethoven’s “Egmont Overture,” Mahler’s “Songs of a Wayfarer” and Shostakovich’s “Symphony No. 10.” Andrew Davis will wield the baton.

A girl attends an interview with the children’s choirs launched by Shenzhen Concert Hall and the Flying Over the Rainbow Ethnic Cultural Exchange Center. Courtesy of Shenzhen Concert Hall Debra Li debra_lidan@163.com THE first batc

Gustavo Dudamel will wield baton in Shenzhen in November. Courtesy of Shenzhen Concert Hall Gustavo Dudamel will be conducting the Berlin Philharmonic in Shenzhen. Debra Li debra_lidan@163.com CLASSICAL music fans who

Violinist Ning Feng and cellist Nie Jiapeng will join hands with Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra to present Brahms’ “Double Concerto in A Minor, Op. 102.” The orchestra will also play the German composer’s “Symphony No. 1.” Italian conductor Daniele Gatti will wield the baton.