2023 Guangxi Music Unified Examination Subjects: Listening notation, music theory, sight-singing, singing, performance, and dance, choose 1 from 3; total score: Each subject is full of 100 points, and the total score is based on the weight coefficient of each subject ( Listening notation 0.4, music theory 0.5, sight-singing 0.6, professional subjects 1.5) are converted into 300 points. The following is the detailed content for your reference. If there is any change, please refer to the latest news from the Examination Institute.

1. Unified Examination Subjects and Total Score

The music major examination subjects are divided into 3 basic subjects, 1 professional subject, and 4 subjects. The basic subjects are "listening notation", "music theory" and "sight-singing", which are compulsory subjects; the professional subjects are divided into three subjects: "singing", "performance" and "dance", and one elective subject is required. The full score for each subject is 100 points, and the total score is converted into 300 points based on the weight coefficient of each subject (listening and notation 0.4, music theory 0.5, sight-singing 0.6, and professional subjects 1.5).

2. Examination format and method

The examination format is divided into two forms: written examination and individual interview.

1. Listening notation and music theory are closed-book written examinations, and the two subjects are tested consecutively. The exams are arranged at the same time period. Listening notation and music theory are tested first, and then music theory. Among them, listening notation is a recording of piano playing that is played uniformly in the examination room. Candidates listen and memorize at the same time. The test time is 50 minutes; the music theory test time is 120 minutes. Only black or blue pens can be used to answer questions. Pencil answers are not valid.

2. The sight-singing test is conducted in the form of a one-time individual interview, and candidates will take the test on the spot according to the test questions.

3. Singing, performance, and dance are the elective subjects for the music professional skills examination, and they are conducted in the form of one-time individual interviews. The repertoire or works of the three elective subjects are chosen by the candidates themselves. The music scores, musical instruments (except piano) and accompaniment discs required for singing, playing and dancing examinations must be prepared by the candidates themselves.

Music majors’ understanding of candidates’ musical qualities and conditions is carried out along with singing, performance or dance examinations.