1. Nature and purpose of the examination

The provincial unified examination for music majors is a test of the basic qualities and abilities that candidates should have when entering relevant majors in colleges and universities. It is designed to test candidates’ perception of music. , understanding and performance ability, and its evaluation results are an important basis for admission to relevant majors in colleges and universities. The provincial unified examination for music majors is divided into two categories: music performance and music education. The music performance examination includes instrumental music and vocal music, and is suitable for music performance, pop music and other majors. The music education examination is suitable for music therapy, music education, etc. Majors, such as musicology, can be determined according to the requirements of the enrollment institution and refer to the relevant examination requirements for music performance or music education.

II. Exam subjects and scores

The exam includes five subjects: music theory, dictation, sight-singing, instrumental music, and vocal music.

The total score is 300 points. The scores for different types of examination subjects are as follows:

(1) Music performance category

1. Instrumental music direction

< p> The exam includes four subjects: music theory, dictation, sight-singing, and instrumental music. Music theory is 15 points, dictation is 30 points, sight-singing is 15 points, and instrumental music is 240 points.

2. Vocal music direction

The exam includes four subjects: music theory, dictation, sight-singing, and vocal music. Music theory is 15 points, dictation is 30 points, sight-singing is 15 points, and vocal music is 240 points.

(2) Music Education

The exam includes music theory, dictation, sight-singing, main items (choose one each of vocal music and instrumental music), and minor items (choose one each of vocal music and instrumental music). 1) Five subjects, including 15 points for music theory, 30 points for dictation, 15 points for sight-singing, 165 points for the main subject, and 75 points for the secondary subject. Candidates who choose vocal music as their main item must choose instrumental music as their secondary item; candidates who choose instrumental music as their main item must choose vocal music as their secondary item.

Original title: Guangxi General College Admissions Art Majors Unified Examination Instructions (2024 Edition) Music

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