The content of the music art test is: vocal music, piano, ear training, sight-singing, and music theory.

Requirements: Most music colleges require one major, one minor, music theory and cultural courses.

One major: main subject (choose one of vocal, piano, violin, cello, pipa, erhu, accordion, etc.). If you are a vocal music major, your major is vocal music, which is divided into bel canto singing or ethnic singing. , or it can be a popular singing method. Some colleges have just begun to recruit original students. You can choose one according to your own expertise and the requirements of different colleges. Generally, you need to prepare 4 to 6 songs. If you are majoring in musical instruments, you must bring your own instruments except the piano.

First minor: Most of the minors are musical instruments. You can choose the one you are good at. If the main subject is vocal music, it is recommended to choose piano; if it is popular music, you can consider guitar, etc. The proportion of points for minors is generally low, but learning an instrument is very helpful for improving the level of major subjects.

Music: The basic music subject, also commonly known as the "Little Three", including 1. Music Theory (basic theory of music), 2. Sight-singing (that is, reading music and humming, most require staff), 3. Practice There are corresponding teaching materials and teachers for ear (that is, listening to music notation). Most music schools list music as a required subject. Music theory and ear training adopt a unified written examination format, and sight-singing is a one-on-one interview. , Learning music well will also help improve your vocal level.

Test direction

1. Music education:

Vocal music and piano, audio-visual ear training and music knowledge, and quality interviews, etc.

Most of the colleges and universities that offer this type of major are normal colleges and comprehensive universities. They have relatively high requirements on candidates’ cultural achievements and are suitable for candidates with artistic expertise and good cultural achievements.

The content of the school examination education examination: vocal music, piano, sight-singing and ear training, music knowledge, quality interview, etc.

2. Instrumental music:

Main subjects (choose one of the relevant instrumental music), vocal music and sight-singing ear training, music knowledge and quality interviews, etc. In addition to the piano, candidates must bring other musical instruments themselves.

3. Music performance category:

Mainly test 4 subjects: main subject (choose one of vocal, piano, violin, cello, pipa, erhu, accordion, etc.), sight-singing practice Ear, music knowledge, quality interview, etc.

Special Tips

1. In addition to the above-mentioned examination formats, many majors are also supplemented by written examinations. The content of the written test is generally related to literary knowledge.

2. As long as the exam time does not conflict, candidates can choose several majors with similar exam content based on their personal expertise, energy and family financial resources to increase the insurance factor for admission.

3. After the provincial unified examination, the provincial admissions office will formulate the qualifying scores for each major according to the province's enrollment plan; after the school examination, the school will issue certificates for each major on its own, and the number of issuance will be based on the principle. The above is formulated in a ratio of 4:1 with the school’s corresponding art major enrollment plan.