I think the biggest problem in the domestic music education system is that learning music is divided into professional and amateur from an early age, which leads to the fact that learning music is too utilitarian in most cases, which is reflected in ignoring learning in other fields rather than treating it as an amateur. Major? It is also difficult to get in touch with good teaching resources and learning environment in the name of learning. Other arts, especially fine arts, also have this problem. ?

The graded examination system makes perfect use of a deep-rooted obsession of parents in China, which is called. Other people's children? ! That is, other children can learn, and my children must learn. This means that as long as you set up the first music training institution in a city and train the first student, the certificate is 10. Next, the parents of your classmate who got the certificate of 10 will fall into anxiety and make their children have to take the exam.

As we all know, as long as we lay a good foundation and master the principles and methods, music is naturally not a problem. But many teachers will say: that parent just wants to see the results, but feels that the progress is slow. what can I do? Come on, shouldn't educators teach each other how to do it? How did your parents teach you? The serious division between performance and music theory is also related to the textbook itself. Xiaotang pays more attention to music theory than music theory. Like Bastian and Faber, they all have their own music theory courses, so this puts higher demands on teachers. Many teachers' own knowledge of music theory is very weak, which is also a problem left over from the previous generation of piano teaching. But if you want to learn classical music well, the knowledge of music theory is the most important.

Generally speaking, domestic music education is in an embarrassing and unprofessional state, which is completely ignored and the understanding of music is too elementary. If a person wants to learn music, he can't find a suitable teacher at all, and he can't find an authoritative certification institution after learning it, let alone professional level certification. Going to the Conservatory of Music seems to solve the above problems, but there are few opportunities, and it is difficult to find a job matching the expensive tuition in China after graduation, which is unbearable for most families.