1. Eastman School of Music (USA), founded in 1921 by George Eastman, the founder of Kodak Company, is one of the most prestigious colleges at the University of Rochester. The Eastman Wind Ensemble, composed of students from the school, is the top wind ensemble in the United States.

2. The Juilliard School (USA), founded in 1905, provides systematic and professional music education and guidance for young people with artistic talents between the ages of 8 and 18. After graduation, they will all perform. artist.

3. Manhattan School of Music (USA), founded in 1917, is one of the major private music schools in the United States. Most of its teachers are musicians who have been active in the music scene for many years.

4. The Curtis Institute of Music (USA), founded in 1924, is known as the "cradle of soloists". It provides full scholarships to all students and the admissions process is very strict. , is the school for “the most professional artists”. The new generation of Chinese talents such as Lang Lang, Wang Yujia, and Zhang Haochen all graduated from here.

5. Berlin University of the Arts (Germany) has a history of more than 300 years. Its predecessor can be traced back to the Brandenburg-Prussian Academy of Arts built in 1696. Tuition fees are waived, only registration fees are charged, and various scholarships are established.

6. Jacobs School of Music, Indiana University-Bloomington (USA), founded in 1820, is one of the eight branches of Indiana University. Many majors are listed as America first.

7. Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hannover (Germany), founded in 1897, its keyboard major is renowned in the world. Many professors working at the school also serve as judges for world-famous piano competitions. Chairman of the competition, such as the Moscow Tchaikovsky Piano Competition and the Rachmanilov Piano Competition.

8. The New England Conservatory of Music (USA), founded in 1867, is the oldest independent music school in the United States and has a deep connection with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

9. Royal Academy of Music (UK), founded in 1883 by the Prince of Wales (King Edward VII), is admitted as a member of the Royal Society. The president of the college is often a member of the royal family. Since 1952, the president has been held by Her Royal Highness the Queen Mother, who is the patron of the college. The British Royal Conservatoire Examination (Emperor Examination) has a long history, rigorous assessment, and is recognized by more than 100 countries around the world.

10. Conservatoire Supérieur de Paris (France), founded in 1795, provides free education. Students only need to pay the registration fee. The registration fee is about 150 to 300 euros per year. You can apply for scholarships. . Richard Clayderman came from this school.