Curtis Conservatory of Music in Philadelphia, USA, is one of the most famous conservatories in the world. In the ranking of American conservatories of music, Curtis Conservatory of Music ranks fifth. 1924, Mary Louise Curtis Bok founded the Curtis Institute of Music, which has provided the best teaching in the fields of composition, conducting, vocal music, orchestral music and keyboard music since its establishment, and thus won the reputation of "the cradle of soloists". Curtis Music of Music is a music school chartered by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and registered by the Degree Education Committee of the University of Pennsylvania. He is a major member of the National Federation of Music Colleges in the United States, and 1993 was recognized by the Higher Education Committee of the Central American Association of Colleges.

Curtis Conservatory of Music Curtis Conservatory of Music offers full scholarships to all students, which is unique in the United States, but the admission of the college is also very strict, with an average of only 160 freshmen every year. Of course, the purpose of the school is mainly based on Maria Luise Curtis Bok's philosophy of running a school: "To provide the best education for those young people with the most musical talent and cultivate them into the most professional artists". In order to provide the most personalized teaching, Curtis Conservatory of Music deliberately controls the number of students. The most outstanding musicians of our time give one-on-one guidance to students. Under the guidance of the concept of "learning by doing", the school provides more than 65,438+000 public performances for students every year. In this way, the school has trained many famous artists in the history of nearly a hundred years.