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Generally speaking, the full score for music art examinations is 300 points, of which the basic music written test (sight-singing, ear training and music theory) accounts for 100 points (music basics 20 points for theory, 80 points for listening and notation), 100 points for keyboard and other musical instrument performance, and 100 points for vocal singing. (1) Music art test sight-singing, ear-training and music theory: It mainly tests students’ sensitivity to music (including basic knowledge of music symbols, rhythm, beat, melody, etc.) and is a basic test item. (2) Musical instrument performance in the Music Art Test: Usually piano is the main test. If you use other instruments, you need to prepare your own instruments. (3) Vocal singing for the music art test: usually three different types of songs need to be prepared. During the music art exam, you can choose one of the songs you are most confident about to perform, and the examiner will choose one of the remaining two songs for the remaining song, and the music art examinee will sing it. The admission principles of each college are different. Some focus on cultural courses, while others focus on music and art examination professional courses. Many colleges and universities use comprehensive scores for admission, that is, the cultural course scores and professional course scores are calculated in a certain ratio and the total score is calculated (the ratio of cultural scores to professional scores can be roughly divided into five to five points, four to six points, seventy-three points, and two points). Eight points), and then admission is based on scores from high to low. Please refer to the admission brochure of the institution you apply for for details.