The World Conservatory of Music ranked top 10, introducing the ranking and application conditions of the World Conservatory of Music, and providing the latest application requirements and tuition fees of the World Conservatory of Music. The Conservatory of Music introduced by the United Kingdom, the United States, Russia, France and Germany. Now let's take a look at the top ten universities of the world's famous conservatories?
2020 Top 3 World Conservatory of Music
1. Julia Conservatory of Music (USA)
Founded in 1905, known as "Harvard of Music", it is located in Lincoln Center, New York City, USA. It provides systematic and professional music education and guidance for young people aged 8 to 18 with artistic talents. After graduation, they are all performing artists. The school has three professional disciplines: dance, drama and music.
Language score:
Undergraduate TOEFL: 73 IELTS: 6 PTE: 49 SAT: 610 ACT: 24; Master TOEFL: 89 IELTS: 6.5 PTE: 60
Application materials: collection of works, language scores, transcripts (certification required), certificates of study or graduation, online application forms, interview appointments, on-site interviews, and other supplementary materials
Fees: tuition $43170, accommodation $15990, tuition and miscellaneous fees $3440, transportation $1890, and the estimated total cost of one year is $63689
2. Berkeley Conservatory of Music (USA)
It was founded in 1945. In the early days of its creation, it was timely linked with the current popular jazz style. Although it soon became known as the "Jazz School", the Berkeley Conservatory of Music explored far more than that. At that time, it had become a pioneer in exploring electronic music and film music in its infancy. Now, the curriculum has been expanded to more adapt to the development trend of professional music in the world.
Berkeley Conservatory of Music is one of the few colleges in the world that specializes in studying and teaching jazz music and commercial music, and provides such major courses as commercial music composition and film score.
Admission requirements: IELTS 6, TOEFL 70, GPA3; Average annual tuition is 41530 dollars
3. New England Conservatory of Music (USA)
New America Founded in 1867, it is the earliest independent conservatory in the United States. The college fully stimulates everyone's maximum potential by pursuing the highest level of performance, teaching and academic research.
The New England Conservatory of Music has a deep connection with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. When the Boston Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1881, 19 teachers from the Conservatory of Music became the chiefs of the musical instrument departments of the orchestra. Today, about half of the leaders of the Boston Symphony Orchestra are teachers and alumni of the New England Conservatory of Music.
You may see the pop music stars and rock bands coming out of Berkeley, but at the New England Conservatory of Music, you will see great artists in the field of classical music in the future. The college also cooperates with Harvard University to open a five-year course, which may also be an important reason to attract you to apply.
Application requirements: Undergraduate language score: IELTS: 6.0; TOEFL: 61; Postgraduate language score: IELTS: 6.5; TOEFL: 79; Tuition is about $40950
4. Tchaikovsky Conservatory of Music (Russia)
It is the second music institute established in Russia after the St. Petersburg Conservatory of Music. Formerly known as the Moscow Conservatory of Music, it is a world-famous music education center in Russia. It was founded on September 1, 1866 by Nikolai Rubinstein, an outstanding pianist, conductor and music promoter. Tchaikovsky taught here in the early days of its founding. Tuition is about $20000
Many outstanding musicians have studied and worked here, such as Taniev, Rakhmaninov, Skoriabin, Svishnikov, Gilles, Ostrach, Rikhjar, Rostropovich, etc.
There are three concert halls in the school. The big concert hall can accommodate 1800 people. There are concerts almost every day. In addition, the Tchaikovsky International Music Competition, one of the three world famous music competitions (Tchaikovsky Music Competition, Chopin Music Competition, Queen Elizabeth Music Competition), is also held here.
Application conditions: The preparatory department and the first grade will recruit students every year in March and September, and the school will start from September 1 to 10. You must pass the interview before admission. The preparatory department is designed to learn languages and adapt to the future intensive professional teaching. The main courses are Russian, harmony, music history, solfeggio and piano. During the preparatory period, students can enter the first year of undergraduate study through examinations. The tuition is about 20000 dollars per year. The school provides accommodation.
5. Vienna University of Music and Performing Arts
(National) is one of the most famous public music and art universities in the world, one of the largest music universities in the world, and also the university with the largest number of Austrian music students studying abroad. The school was founded in 1819 with a long history. Since the founding of Vienna University of Music and Performing Arts, more than 10000 famous musicians have been born here.
The Vienna University of Music and the Performing Arts (National) is world-renowned for its long and brilliant history, bold and innovative artistic courage, and aggressive style of study. Its prominent artistic status makes many art students yearn for. In order to improve the quality of the new generation, the University of Music and Performing Arts has also set up preparatory courses to lay a solid foundation for students' future career.
Application conditions:
1. Conditions: At least 15 years old, with a certain professional foundation, without college entrance examination and language scores;
2. Examination requirements: each person is limited to 30 minutes and has his own musical instrument (except piano). If there are two groups to choose, choose one.
World Conservatory of Music Top 10
6. Royal Conservatory of Music (UK)
Royal College of Music (RCM) is one of the top conservatories in the world. It aims to cultivate the most talented musical talents from all over the world, so that they can obtain professional opportunities for global career and become the most important leader in the field of performers, conductors, composers and art. The Royal College of Music was founded by the Prince of Wales in 1882, and then taken over by Edward VII. Queen Elizabeth served as the president for forty years, until 1993, when the Prince of Wales took over as president. Therefore, the college has always maintained close contact with the British royal family since its establishment.
Application requirements: Undergraduate students' language score of IELTS 5.5; IELTS graduate students 5.5-7.0; You need a collection of works
7. Yale University School of Music (USA)
(Since 1854) is the only music school in Ivy League University, which has devoted itself to cultivating the world's top musicians for more than 100 years. Students who have been admitted will receive full teaching grants and grants. As a part of Yale University, the School of Music of Yale University is a professional music research institute with many historic buildings. Yale Conservatory of Music enrolls about 200 students from the best conservatories and universities in the United States and other countries to study with world-class Yale teachers.
Yale University is the world's top research institution. Students will not only obtain excellent academic heritage, but also multiple artistic values. Students can enjoy libraries, art galleries, historical collections, theatre creation and rich concert arrangements.
Application requirements: The admission rate of Yale School of Music is about 8%. Please remember that to become an undergraduate, you need to provide some "serious" qualifications.
8. Oberlin Conservatory of Music (USA)
Oberlin Conservatory of Music is the oldest music school in the United States and the first music education institution with a four-year college degree in the United States, enjoying world reputation. The university department of Oberlin Conservatory of Music offers eight majors, covering 20 professional fields, with a teacher student ratio of 1:11, and 175 student organizations and associations. The college has a collection of more than 1500 high-quality musical instruments, plus excellent teachers, five large concert halls and 150 practice rooms, it is a small music college.
Application conditions: Undergraduate language requirements: TOEFL 60+; SAT/ACT； Graduate student: TOEFL 100
9. Paris National Conservatory of Music (France)
It was founded in 1795 and provides free education. Students only need to pay the registration fee, which is about 150 to 300 euros per year. Scholarships can be applied for. Richard Cladman came from this school.
10. Royal College of Music, University of London
Founded in 1822, it is a music school with a long history, enjoying a high reputation in the world, cultivating many world-class outstanding artists, and is also recognized as one of the world's top schools in the music industry. The purpose of the Royal College of Music at the University of London is to provide students with the highest level of education, help them to have a successful career and make contributions to the development of the world music industry. Undergraduate graduates of the College will receive a degree certificate from the University of London. Our College is the only music college in the UK that can obtain this degree certificate. Located in the center of London, the college has an enviable geographical location, adjacent to the world famous wax museum and Regent's Park.
Application deadline:
October 1, Research Master January 19 Tuition:
Undergraduate £ 20700; Master: Master of Arts £ 21475; Two year Master of Music £ 21630, one year Master of Music (intensive courses) £ 23970
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