There are 161 undergraduates and 12 graduate students in the department. The student team has grown unprecedentedly.

The Department of Vocal and Singing is a master's degree authorization site approved by the Academic Degrees Committee of the State Council. The tutors for vocal master students are Professor Guo Shuzhen, Professor Li Xinchang, Professor Zhang Liping, Professor Sun Dongfang, Professor Wang Xianlin, Professor Zhou Meiyu, Professor Li Weibo, Professor Ma Honghai, Professor Hei Haitao, Professor Peng Kangliang, Associate Professor Ye Peiying, Professor Zhao Dengying, and Professor Yuan Chenye; piano accompanist The tutors for master's degree students in art direction include Professor Hu Shixi, Professor Zhao Bixuan, Professor Zhang Huiqin, and Professor Wu Long (USA).

The Department of Vocal Music and Opera has three teaching and research sections: Professor Guo Shuzhen, Director of the Vocal Music Teaching and Research Section, Professor Wang Xianlin, Deputy Director, Professor Hu Shixi, Director of the Piano Accompaniment Teaching and Research Section, Mr. Zhang Jialin, Deputy Director, and Professor Sun Dongfang, Director of the Opera Performance Teaching and Research Section. Among them, the Opera Teaching and Research Department specializes in cultivating students' opera performance abilities. It has now released "Così Cosi", "The Marriage of Figaro", "The Artist's Career", "La Traviata", "Rigoletto", "Carmen", Many famous operas such as "The Mercy of Duo" have been performed in the academy and society and have been generally well received.

The Department of Vocal Music and Opera has the Youth Choir of the Central Conservatory of Music. The members of the troupe are composed of some outstanding students. The troupe has participated in various large-scale performances on CCTV and in society for many times. In September 2002, he collaborated with the world-famous conductor Mr. Seiji Ozawa and went to Japan to perform the opera "Madame Butterfly", which received unanimous recognition and praise.

The Youth Choir of the Central Conservatory of Music was established in the 1950s. Some famous musicians and conductors at home and abroad have guided, rehearsed, and performed with the ensemble. my country’s famous conductors Yan Liangkun, Nie Zhongming, Zheng Xiaoying, Li Huade, and Yang Hongnian have successively served as permanent conductors of the choir. The Moscow Conservatory of Music in Russia Professor and famous choral conductor Pauli Jevlin, Swiss conductor Chen Liangsheng, famous American choral conductors Thomas Hilbish, Katherine Zhu and others have also served as guest conductors of the troupe. The Youth Chorus is composed of outstanding students from the Department of Vocal Music and Opera. They have sung Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms, Schumann, Verdi, Puccini, John Strauss, Xian Xinghai, Zhao Yuanren, etc. Choral works by many famous Chinese and foreign composers, including Bach's "Mass in B minor", Mozart's "Hallelujah", the fourth movement of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony "Ode to Joy", Schumann's "Gypsy Song", The chorus "The Anvil Chorus" from Verdi's opera "Il Trovatore", the chorus "Song of the Hebrew Slaves" from the opera "Nabucco", the chorus from Puccini's opera "Madama Butterfly" part, Xian Xinghai's "Yellow River Cantata", Zhao Yuanren's "Haiyun", Zheng Lucheng's "Loushanguan" and a cappella Johann Strauss's "Plucked Polka", "Echo", "Half Moon Climbing" "Come Up", "Pastoral" and many other Chinese and foreign classics.

The Youth Chorus has participated in major domestic and foreign choral festivals, art festivals and other performance activities, and has recorded many classic chorus pieces for CCTV. The group visited Singapore in 1989 and received wide acclaim. In 1999 and 2001, he participated in the Choral Competition of the National University Student Art Festival twice and won the first prize and the "Universiade Cup" awarded by the 21st Universiade Organizing Committee. In September 2002, to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic relations between China and Japan, the world-famous conductor Seiji Ozawa specially invited the Youth Choir of the Central Conservatory of Music to participate in a performance of Italian composer Puccini's famous opera "Madame Butterfly" , has performed nearly ten times in Tokyo, Japan and Beijing, China, and has been deeply loved and praised by the audience. All walks of life have highly praised the Youth Choir: “The Central Conservatory of Music Youth Chorus has a young and beautiful tone, balanced and harmonious sound of each part, a wide range, brilliant and loud high notes, strong musical expression and artistic appeal, and is full of It is a very good choir that embodies the passion and vitality of young people.” Just as Mr. Ozawa Seiji said: “These young people have very youthful and beautiful voices, and they will be China’s future artists. "In 2004, the Youth Chorus was invited to the Mutianyu Great Wall to participate in the Athens Olympics and Beijing Torch Relay Ceremony and performed as a chorus, which had a huge impact.