What are the musical specialties? Musical specialties usually include vocal music and musical instruments. Vocal music covers bel canto, ethnic and popular singing. The autonomy of self-selection of musical instruments is relatively loose. You can choose according to your own situation, which can be Piano, violin, etc. Students with specialties in high school music also include dance, broadcasting and hosting and other related majors. Different musical specialty majors have different exam methods. The vocal music exam usually involves singing a complete vocal work from memory. You are not allowed to bring your own accompaniment. Live piano accompaniment requires a bright, mellow, pure sound quality, and a large voice plasticity. There is no disease in the vocal organs, the vocalization method is basically correct, the enunciation is clear, and the song can be expressed well. Instrumental music exams usually require the performance of a complete instrumental piece from memory. The performance is required to be standardized, smooth and complete, with the ability to correctly grasp the intonation, rhythm, intensity, speed and timbre, to better reflect the content and style of the work, and to have strong Artistic expression. The dance exam includes: basic skills test (soft opening of limbs, jumping ability, etc.) and a dance piece. Candidates must bring their own accompaniment CD and USB flash drive.