Berlin Conservatory of Music is a public conservatory of music in Berlin, Germany. The Berlin Conservatory of Music was founded in 195 as the German Conservatory of Music. In 1953, it became the first conservatory in Europe to provide training for opera and musical directors in addition to instrumental vocal music. In 1964, it was renamed to commemorate the famous composer Hanns Eisler. Schoenberg, a famous composer, is also a member of Berlin Conservatory of Music.

Berlin Conservatory of Music is a customary name in China. The full name of this school is Hochschule fü r Musik "Hanneisler" Berlin. Berlin Conservatory of Music is located in the middle of Berlin, the capital of Germany, around the theater and central building in Gendarmen Square. It has a superior humanistic environment and geographical location, and is deeply influenced by the fine traditions of many artists and musicians. Berlin Conservatory of Music has close cooperation with Berlin Concert Hall and Berlin Philharmonic, which provides a wide and attractive learning opportunity and environment for the students of the Conservatory of Music.

Since the establishment of the College, it has attracted more and more applicants. One of the reasons is that there are many internationally renowned artists and educators in the College, which ensures the high-quality education level of the College. In addition to the classical instrumental music majors, the Conservatory of Music also offers courses in vocal music, musical director, conductor, composition, jazz, pop music and so on.

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