Introduction to the German Conservatory of Music

1. Germany is the birthplace of European classical music, with a large number of masters;

2. Germany has many world-class symphony orchestras;

3. Germany’s The Conservatory of Music has world-class teachers and hardware facilities;

4. Germany holds various world-class music competitions every year;

5. Germany attaches great importance to music education and is a country with high musical literacy. A country with high GDP;

6. Germany has a developed economy.

Why is Berlin the music capital of Germany?

1. Berlin has 10 internationally renowned orchestras (Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, Berlin Konzerthaus Orchestra, Deutsche Symphony Orchestra, Berlin State Orchestra, etc.), 2 large concert halls (Berlin Concertgebouw and Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra Hall), 100 classical music performance groups, and thousands of rock and pop bands. World-famous orchestras, musicians, and artists come and go or settle here, creating a very strong music and art atmosphere.

2. Berlin’s concerts are of world-class quality and are huge in number. Concert posters are updated almost every day, which is impossible in any other city in Germany.

3. It is understood that the Berlin Singer Association has nearly 220 choirs with more than 10,000 members. The market share of Berlin's music industry has reached more than 60% of Germany's.

Overview of German public conservatories

1. The academic system and degrees of German public conservatories: Bachelor 4 years, Master 2 years

2. Public conservatories of music Tuition fee: 500 euros per semester, or less.

3. Public music conservatory examination content: language + major + music theory

4. Public music conservatory examination time: twice a year examination time: January to March, June to August Month

5. Admission period for public music conservatories: April (summer), October (winter)

How to apply for German public music conservatories?

1. Apply directly for the examination letter from the German Conservatory of Music in China (not recommended)

1) Visa: Examination visa, which takes about 15 days, regardless of whether you pass the examination or not Return home.

2) The German language requirements are becoming more stringent year by year, and it is difficult for students to meet the school’s admission requirements with their German learning and German language abilities at home.

3). According to statistics on applications in previous years, less than 10% of students successfully applied.

2. Study a preparatory course in Germany for half a year, and then prepare for various public music conservatories in Germany (highly recommended) Consider)

1) Visa: language + study visa. When this visa is extended for the first time by the Berlin Immigration Bureau, you can get a two-year visa.

2) You can apply to any public music conservatory in Germany. Most public music conservatories have two exam opportunities each year, one from January to March and one from June to August. So students have four exam opportunities in two years and can be fully prepared for the exam.

3) Before applying to the Conservatory of Music, you can meet and communicate with professional teachers to make up for the lack of preparation.

Where can I study preparatory courses for public music conservatories in Germany?

Berlin Language Center for Music and Art

1. The only one that cooperates with three German public art schools: the Berlin Academy of Music, the Berlin University of the Arts, and the Berlin University of Design and Art, ** *A language center with professional teachers.

2. The language teachers are all Germans with a master’s or doctoral degree in language subjects, majoring in German or German as a foreign language. They have rich experience in teaching German to foreigners (DaF), and have passed the Telford teaching training, with Telford teaching certificate.

3. All professional courses are taught by in-service teachers from these three universities.

4. Provide professional piano room, free to use.

5. Course content: German, music theory classes, sight-singing and ear training, professional courses

After studying the preparation courses, you can apply for the following public music academies (examples)

Berlin Academy of Music

Berlin University of the Arts

Munich Academy of Music and Drama

Hannover Academy of Music and Drama

Cologne Academy of Music

Lübeck Academy of Music

Frankfurt Academy of Music and Performing Arts

Starting date: mid-July 2012