1. Department of Composition

The main professional directions of this department include musicology theory, music news and criticism, and music therapy.

2. The Piano Department offers piano and accordion majors.

3. Orchestral Department violin, viola, cello, double bass, flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, French horn, trumpet, trombone, tuba, harp (piano majors can also take harp), Violin making.

4. Folk music includes erhu, pipa, sheng, suona, bamboo flute, dulcimer, guzheng, liuqin, guqin, zhongruan, and national bass (cello, double bass).

5. Modern Instrumental Music Department This department has majors in percussion (including Western and ethnic percussion), saxophone and classical guitar.

6. Vocal music department: vocal music (bel canto, ethnic singing), chorus, and piano accompaniment.

7. The Department of Dance has two majors: dance performance and dance studies. Chinese classical dance performance and education, Chinese folk dance performance and education, and Chinese dance performance and education. 8. Department of Drama

The only teaching department in western professional art colleges that cultivates four undergraduate majors: drama performance, musical performance, drama film and television art design, and drama, film and television costume and makeup design.

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Tips for learning music

1. Inhale?

Imagine yourself in a beautiful garden, Smell deeply the fragrance of flowers. Okay, this is the inhalation when singing, so you can inhale deeply. Inhale should be done naturally through the nose and mouth at the same time. Try to be smooth, light, and gentle. Do not use force or stiffness. The breath should be inhaled deeply, and do not inhale in the upper chest or heart. After inhaling, hold it briefly like before sneezing, and feel the expansion and swelling around your waist. Finding that feeling is the key to singing. ?

2. Breathing?

The way to exhale is to use the power of the diaphragm to maintain the feeling of expansion of the waist and abdomen. Imagine holding a large bottle of sesame oil in your hand and filling it into another small bottle. You must be careful and hold your breath. Exhale evenly and calmly. You can prepare a 10 square centimeter piece of tissue paper and place it on the wall, 4-6cm away from it. After inhaling, hold it for a while, and then blow with your mouth to keep it from falling to the ground. If it lasts for more than half a minute, you will be considered qualified. You can also use a burning candle instead and pronounce the "U" sound toward the flame. The correct breath is that the flame will not go out when it falls. The longer you sing, the better. ?

3. Training of diaphragm strength?

The strength of the diaphragm is very important for maintaining the breath and the strength of the sound. ?Traditional training methods include:?

Counting numbers: Take a deep breath, use the strength of your waist and abdomen to hold it, start counting from 1, and count to 60 to be qualified. Counting should be even and rhythmic, and you can't steal your breath. ?

Blow the dust: Take a deep breath, and then blow forward like blowing off the dust on the table. The rhythm is slow and fast, and feel the power of the diaphragm. ?

Sit-ups: Do more sit-ups to strengthen the waist and abdomen. ?

4. Vibrato?

Vibrato uses the cooperation of breath and Adam's apple to make the sound fluctuate and rise and fall. This is one of the most common techniques used in lyrical songs. There are many types of vibrato. For example, Zhou Huajian's vibrato range is moderate, neither loud nor small; Qi Qin likes to use small vibrato; Teresa Teng and Jacky Cheung are good at large vibrato; and the characteristic of Japanese songs is "straight first and then vibrato", that is, singing a straight note and then starting Trembling, the amplitude goes from small to large, and the frequency goes from slow to fast, which requires effort. Many friends don’t know this skill, so don’t be discouraged, it can be learned. The key is to coordinate your breath and throat well. Don't just use your throat to make a little vibrato sound like a sheep's cry. ?

5. Breathing sounds

When making sounds, if the air comes out before the sound, and there is more air and less sound, the airing sound will be made. It makes the song softer and more touching. The first verse of Teresa Teng's "On the Water Side" and the first verse of Lin Yilian's "Falling in Love with Someone Who Never Goes Home" are also typical breath-singing styles.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Conservatory of Music