The score line for music in Jiangsu College Entrance Examination is 120.

The unified examination for music majors in general colleges and universities in Jiangsu Province is an important part of the national general college entrance examination. Its purpose is to evaluate the professional level and comprehensive quality of candidates through examinations, and to provide a basic basis for enrolling new students in colleges and universities.

The unified examination for music majors refers to the standards of ordinary high school music courses and tests candidates’ music listening and notation abilities, singing or playing abilities, and basic knowledge of music theory. Basic music subjects and main examination subjects are compulsory, and additional examination subjects can be selected by candidates according to their own circumstances. The total professional score is 300 points.

Basic music subjects: Sight-singing (interview), ear training (written test) and basic music theory and music knowledge (written test) are three required subjects. The full score is 90 points, including 40 points for sight-singing, 25 points for ear training, and 25 points for basic music theory and music knowledge.

Basic music theory:

Tone, pitch and temperament; clefs and staffs, notes and rests, beats and beats in staff notation; rhythm, beat and note value Combination methods; identification and construction of various harmonic intervals; identification and construction of various triads and seventh chords in inposition and inversion; key signatures, tone classes and scales of various commonly used major and minor modes and pentatonic modes identification and composition.

Solutions to dissonant intervals and dissonant chords in common major and minor modes; related major and minor modes, closely related pentatonic modes, major and minor modes with the same tonic, pentatonic modes with the same tonic, equal tones, modulations, and transpositions Judgment and short answers of concepts such as; identification and practical application of various commonly used dynamics and speed marks, omission marks, playing method marks, ornamental note marks and other expression terms; translation of staff notation and simplified musical notation.