There are many majors to choose from for the art exam. The following are the major types and exam content:

1. Art majors: General art majors examine drawing, sketching, sketching, and color. , creative design, etc.

2. Music majors: Music education: vocal music, piano, audio-visual ear training, music knowledge.

3. Dance majors: complete repertoire performance (about three minutes), improvisation (improvisation based on the music played by the examiner), dance knowledge assessment, and personal presentation.

4. Directing majors: The examination content of each college and major is different, which is roughly the following: impromptu commentary, propositional storytelling, work analysis, self-selected recitation, talent display, film and television work analysis, etc.

5. Performance major: choose a performance among vocal music, piano, violin, cello, pipa, erhu and accordion, music knowledge, vocal music, performance, lines and body. (There may be differences in different regions)

6. Broadcasting and hosting majors: reading of designated manuscripts, topic discussions (concisely refining opinions based on the topics specified by the examiner), impromptu comments, and answering the examiner's questions.

7. Photography major: photography theory knowledge, time photography, and painting basics.

8. Calligraphy majors: Calligraphy examinations vary from region to region. For details, go to the official website of the university to read the admissions brochure.

9. Instrumental music majors: choose a related musical instrument, vocal music, sight-singing and ear training, and music knowledge.

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