2. Paris Higher Music Teachers College
3. Perpignan National Conservatory of Music
4. Strasbourg National Conservatory of Music
5. Toulon National Conservatory of Music
6. Metz National Conservatory of Music
7. Nancy National Conservatory of Music
8. poitiers National Conservatory of Music.
With the in-depth development of Sino-French cultural exchange activities, Chinese and French musicians and music lovers have deepened mutual understanding. At present, some French national conservatories of music are optimistic about the musical potential of young people in China and their competitiveness on the international music stage, and select some young people who love music to go to French national conservatories of music for further study in China.
French National Conservatory of Music: Free of charge.
■ Higher National Conservatory of Music: There are only two in France, namely Paris Higher National Conservatory of Music and Lyon Higher National Conservatory of Music. These two universities are the top conservatories in the world, so it is difficult to recruit students.
■ Regional National Conservatory of Music: The status of such colleges is second only to the above two higher national conservatories, and they are generally located in provincial capitals or big cities, with a total of 34 colleges in China. Most of the professors in these colleges graduated from the first two national conservatories of music, and their professional disciplines are relatively complete.
■ Municipal Conservatory of Music: There are more than 0/00 such colleges/kloc.
These institutions are small in scale, with inferior teachers and professional settings.
Students in the above three types of colleges and universities can get the D.E.M national music education diploma as long as they pass the third stage of study and pass the exam; Secondly, students of such institutions, whether French students or international students, can enjoy the treatment of free tuition, and only need to pay the registration fee of 146 euros per year (2004 standard). Learning standards of French National Conservatory of Music
All China senior high school graduates who have reached the age of 18 can apply for the admission notice of domestic universities or above; Require students to provide at least 8 minutes of professional performance CD or VCD documentary; After the school interview and comprehensive evaluation, you can get the admission notice.
Special note: according to the visa requirements, students need to study French in China for 500 hours; At the same time, you must take the TEF exam. If the language level is not enough, you can't go to France to study. Of course, after arriving in France, there are also French studies related to music courses, but it is best to learn French first in China.
It is reported that in France, students enjoy housing subsidies. After giving the money to the landlord, the landlord will give the students a certificate form, and the government will give them some subsidies according to this form. At the same time, students under the age of 26 can also apply for youth cards and enjoy preferential rides. Moreover, many concerts are free for students of the Conservatory of Music, and they can watch concerts for free with their student ID cards. (leisurely)
Paris Higher Conservatory of Music
Paris National Conservatory of Music, formerly Paris Conservatory of Music, was founded by Saret in 1795. 1978 was officially named Paris National Conservatory of Music, and later became Paris Higher Conservatory of Music. The college has 79 majors, 178 professional teachers and 1300 students. It holds more than 250 music performances every year. Let students show their works in public. This is also the most professional conservatory of music in France, because it has no music education for children and teenagers, that is, there is no first, second and third ordinary stage.
Lille National Conservatory of Music
Founded in 1803, it is one of the oldest conservatories in France. It is now under the French Ministry of Culture and has five branches: music, dance, jazz, vocal music and drama. University education is divided into several stages. The first to third stages are generally aimed at students under the age of 18, and each stage lasts for 3 to 4 years. After graduation, CFEM national diploma will be awarded; The higher education stage, also known as the professional stage, lasts for 3 to 4 years, and the national DEM diploma is awarded after graduation. After that, students can choose to continue studying 1 to 2 years, and after passing the examination, they will be awarded the national first-class or second-class in-depth learning award.
Bordeaux National Conservatory of Music
Bordeaux Conservatory of Music, located in the center of Bordeaux on the Atlantic coast, is a regional national higher conservatory of music and art under the French Ministry of Culture, with 150 teachers and 2000 students. He mainly teaches music, dance and drama performing arts. The courses include music courses at different stages for music lovers and people who want to engage in professional research, as well as comprehensive musical instruments, vocal music, dance and drama departments. Teaching music culture, music analysis, music composition, electroacoustic, composition, music studio and other courses.
Maze National Conservatory of Music
The college has a 300-seat concert hall, and often holds various performances and concerts. The education in this university is divided into several stages. The first to third stages are generally aimed at students under the age of 18, and each stage lasts for 3 to 4 years. After graduation, CFEM national diploma will be awarded; The higher education stage, also known as the professional stage, lasts for 3-4 years. After graduation, students will be awarded the national DEM diploma. After that, you can choose to continue studying for 1-2 years, and award the national first-class or second-class advanced learning award after passing the examination. For students with particularly good professional performance, as long as the tutor allows, they can shorten the academic system on their own, which is equivalent to advanced placement. The majors are divided into string, wind music, keyboard and percussion, music education and music culture, dance, drama art, singing and lyric art, group chamber music, conductor and jazz.
Toulouse National Conservatory of Music
The Toulouse National Conservatory of Music was founded in March 1820. On 1840, it became a branch of Paris Conservatory of Music. The college not only brought her culture and music to her students, but also to the local residents. The college has six branches in Toulouse. It is divided into eight branches: instrumental music, vocal music, erudite major, jazz, ancient music and dance.
Nancy National Conservatory of Music
Nancy National Conservatory of Music under the French Ministry of Culture is a national college specializing in music education. The college is composed of instrumental music, vocal music, classical dance, modern dance and drama. Its purpose is to enlighten children's music and dance; Training amateur musicians; Train future professional musicians (band members, music teachers of the Ministry of Education, etc. ); Promote music and cultural exchanges between Roland Province (including the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg) and other parts of Europe.
Grenoble National Conservatory of Music
Grenoble National Conservatory of Music aims to cultivate and develop students' artistic sensitivity, creativity, rigorous spirit and broad horizons. The college is dedicated to training amateur artists and professional musicians, dancers and playwrights. College education is not limited to the main building of the college. It is also spread in the municipal music school in Grenoble and other institutions in some cities. The College and the nearby conservatories in Nordsell, Chambery and Annecy have formed an' art rainbow' in the southeast of France, forming an art network with frequent exchanges in art education.
Clermont Ferrand National Conservatory of Music
Clermont-ferrand National Conservatory of Music, also known as Chabriez Conservatory of Music, is a national conservatory of music under the French Ministry of Culture, with financial support from the clermont-ferrand Municipal Government. It is an art paradise for music, dance and drama education, and this art should be integrated into communication and creation. There are many forms of artistic practice education aimed at different groups in the college, and some are aimed at music career enlightenment education. Some specialize in training professional musicians, and some cooperate with ordinary higher education, but the purpose of these music education is to let students master certain music techniques and knowledge and cultivate their artistic expression ability and methods.
Santa Ana National Conservatory of Music
Saint Antoine National Conservatory of Music, formerly known as Saint Antoine National Conservatory of Music, was founded around 1860 and belongs to the French Ministry of Culture. It is a French national conservatory of music with a long history. The college is located in the center of Santa Ana, near the Opera House of Santa Ota. The college not only trains professional musicians and music teachers, but also opens the door for amateur music lovers.
Sergei Puntos National Conservatory of Music
Sergei Puntos National Conservatory of Music, formerly the National Conservatory of Music, Dance and Drama, was founded in 1979. The college has developed very rapidly. 1990, the college was officially named as the National Conservatory of Music, directly under the French Ministry of Culture. Located in 95 provinces of Greater Paris, the College is a gathering place for young musicians full of cultural and artistic flavor. The teaching tasks of the College are as follows: children's music and dance enlightenment; Higher music education prepares musicians for their career, and provides music courses for studying while working.
Miers Institute of Advanced Art
Campbell College of Advanced Art
Dijon National Institute of Advanced Art
Paris CREAPOLE advanced
Bourges National Academy of Fine Arts
Lyon Advanced Design and Visual Communication
Annecy region academy of fine arts
Public Versailles Academy of Fine Arts
Brest Academy of Fine Arts
France, a country famous for its art, must be a dream place for many art students, among which France has produced many musicians who have influenced the world. Although, on the whole, there are relatively few students from China who come to France to study music, I still want to tell you what I know and let you know about it.
First of all, after studying abroad, it depends on what diploma you get. In this respect, students who are going to study music in France may be hit a little, because there are only two conservatories recognized by the Ministry of Education of China: the Paris National Conservatory of Music and the Lyon National Conservatory of Music. However, these two conservatories only recruit a small number of foreigners on a global scale every year (piano, for example, recruits three international students every year). I wonder if this is the reason. It is generally believed in the piano field that masters gather in the United States, Germany and France, and it seems that their competitiveness is not enough.
ECOLE NORMALE DE MUSIQUE, which is the place where most China students choose to enroll, has quite simple admission requirements, that is, a performance sample of about 65,438+00 minutes, a letter of motivation, an application fee of 300 euros (if they enroll, it will be part of the tuition fee), and no other GPA and recommendation letters are needed. This school is a private school, but it is also the only school that China students can apply for (because other conservatories have to take exams in person), so many China students use this school as a springboard. First, they came to France, studied in this school for one year, and then transferred to other national conservatories of music. ENM is famous for its difficult exams, and about 2% students can pass the exams every year. However, it must be clear that those who fail the exam must have the best grades, because we all know that there are many uncertain factors in the music exam, which is why this conservatory is famous for its exams. At the end of each year, many good students and tutors go to the teaching director for theory. Why can another poor student pass? In addition, this conservatory implements a grading system. Specifically, after you come to France, you should have an interview before you enter school. Most students in China will be divided into three grades, or four grades a year (a total of six grades), but it is difficult to pass each grade, as mentioned earlier.
Finally, if you graduated from Beijing University, come to this conservatory of music. If you are assigned to the fifth grade, you will have to study chamber music and sight-reading. Below level 5, you don't need to use anything except instrumental music (that is, the main extracurricular of the instruments you have studied) (in other words, you only need to take classes once a week).
Studying in this conservatory of music, I think the most important thing is to have money. China students will only stay for two or three years, while many Japanese and Korean students will stay for seven or eight years. Besides, there are too many Asian students in this conservatory (most of them are Japanese and Korean students), which leads some China students to study in France for three years, but they don't speak French very well, and after three years, they don't have any local friends in France.
In Paris, in addition to the above-mentioned conservatories, there are also some private conservatories, such as Paris International Conservatory of Music, Rachmaninov Conservatory of Music and La Quintrie Umm Conservatory of Music. . . . . . It's not that these conservatories are not good, but that their diplomas are very problematic, because they are not recognized by the Ministry of Education of China, so even if they get diplomas, they can only fool others, or have a psychological comfort. In addition, because it is a private school, the tuition fees must be insanely expensive! !
Ok, let's talk about the French National Conservatory of Music.
The current National Conservatory of Music (CNR) is different from the Paris Higher National Conservatory of Music I mentioned above. The present country is a country that all provinces have (for example, the Paris advanced country is equivalent to the Central Conservatory of Music in China, and the present country is equivalent to Shangyin and Chuanyin. . . )。 It is sad to see the enrollment of some French National Conservatory of Music (CNR) and intermediaries in TIG-TAG this year, because the DEM diplomas graduated from these conservatories are equivalent to master's degrees, which is a complete waste. As mentioned above, China still does not recognize the so-called DEM diploma.
CNR generally has strict restrictions on the age of admission, generally 22 or 23 (I think this is why experts go to Germany and the United States). Generally, graduates from Huada University take part in the 3EME cycle, which means that the diploma they get after completing this cycle is DEM. CNR has many courses. As long as you can be admitted, you must take courses such as chamber music and sight-reading. , but you must take the exam in person. You can't send samples of playing recordings.
There are also regional conservatories in Paris (basically all 20 districts have conservatories, but they are similar to domestic training centers, or to put it mildly, conservatories).
In addition, there is a more important point. All the above conservatories (except for the high national strength in Paris) don't have a piano room where China calls on students to practice (you can rent or buy a piano when you come, but you can do it yourself), and you can't guarantee housing (you have to find it yourself). But it is extremely difficult to find a house where you can practice the piano in Paris (unless you are willing to rent it for a month 1000E). In my personal experience, I moved five times last year (all because of practicing piano), and occasionally my classmates moved eight times a year (also because of practicing piano).
Having said that, for students who want to study music in France, I can give advice that they can consider coming to France for further study in the following three situations:
(1) I already have a stable job in China, so I don't have to worry about the graduation certificate.
(2) There is a lot of money to support at home.
(3) He is so hungry for music that he can be admitted to the National Institute of Higher Education in Paris.