The college has a very beautiful palace building in the Renaissance style in the 16th century and a campus decorated with marble columns and impressionist plants and arts.
The college is engaged in the following courses of bachelor's degree in music: piano, guitar, vocal music, orchestral instruments, composition, music theory and music pedagogy. Degrees higher than bachelor's degree (master's degree and doctor's degree) will be obtained in another two academic years. Our teaching aim is to provide outstanding music students with a unique professional music art and a good education in music-related majors.
Royal Granada Conservatory of Music-All professional courses for undergraduate students include
main courses: all compulsory courses in Spanish conservatory of music
Special specialty courses: also compulsory courses, but with particularity, each conservatory gives different definitions
Elective courses: courses that students can choose freely from a wide range of courses, including courses of the University of Grenada
Credit system
Students studying for a bachelor's degree must 2 points for all majors in performance and theory, and 25 points for composition. All credits are allocated to four years of study. (Each credit stands for 1 hours of class)
Royal Granada Conservatory of Music-Enrollment
Every April, enrollment notices are issued to students of all professional courses. The time for students to apply for the exam is May 15th. Music test (audition, audition) and entrance examination will be held in the college at the end of June and the beginning of July. Classes begin in September.
entrance examination
students will be required to perform musical instruments, and they must play 3 minutes on their main instruments. The examination includes objective reading and on-site analysis of a piece of music provided by the examiner. Foreign students who have not attended Spanish high schools must take special tests to prove their musical knowledge and artistic background.
Royal Conservatory of Music in Granada-Fees
Entrance examination fee: 5 euros
Annual school registration fee: 4 euros
Living expenses: 3,-4, euros/year
Scholarships
International students can apply for student mobility scholarships provided by the EU SOCRATES-ERASMUS project. This scholarship will enable students studying in other secondary schools or universities to study at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Granada for 3-12 months, of course, under the agreement reached between the two schools.
Royal Granada Conservatory of Music-International Liaison Office
The Royal Granada Conservatory of Music regards cooperation and contact with domestic and international music institutions as a very important task. Under the framework of EU SOCRATES/ERASMUS agreement, we have good bilateral agreements and exchanges with the following famous European universities:
Germany: Hochschle Furmusik "Hans Eisler" Berlin, Hoshschle Fur Musik "Carl Maria van Weber" Dresden Hanchchle Fur Musik Franz Liszt. Weimar
Belgium: Bruxelles Royal Conservatory of Music
Slovenia * * * Country: VSMU (National Conservatory of Music) Bratislava
Estonia: Tallinn
Italy: Milan Conservatory of Music, Torino Conservatory of Music
Poland: Warsaw Frydery Chopin Conservatory of Music
Russia: Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky Conservatory of Music
Switzerland: The Royal Conservatory of Music in Grenada, Geneva Conservatory of Music, enrolls about 2 students, with 68 full-time and part-time teachers and 12 full-time staff.
The College has won a good reputation for cultivating outstanding musical talents such as orchestra players, soloists, music educators and composers. The focus of our education is to encourage students to develop their personal strengths. The college is also very honored to invite members of the Grenada City Orchestra as visiting professors of the college to teach senior students with full-time professors of the college on a regular basis.
Royal Granada Conservatory of Music-college facilities
The main building of the college has 4 teaching performance rooms, music theory classrooms, administrative offices, libraries, audio-visual classrooms, computer rooms and other free facilities.
The main concert hall of the Royal Conservatory of Music in Granada, Spain
can accommodate about 4 listeners, and the small music room can accommodate 75 people, which is specially used for students to audition, listen to speeches and attend main classes. The library provides sufficient materials and services to support students' courses. The library has a rich collection of music scores, reference books, publications and audio-visual recordings. In addition, the library also has music masterpieces donated by private or Grenada-born musicians from former professors in our college.
the electronic audio room has MACINTOSHI computer and a set of recording rooms with sound wave device, multi-effect indicator, AKG microphone and ROLAND audio.
There are 1 complete computer stations in the computer room, with music software and Internet connection.
Concerts and other musical activities
The Royal Conservatory of Music in Grenada pays special attention to the concert activities, because it is a part of the process of cultivating young musicians and a communication activity with the outside music and art circles. The music activities of the college have now become an important part of the cultural life of Grenada residents.
major concert series activities. In winter and spring, the first and third Fridays will hold college symphony orchestra concerts, wind music concerts and chorus concerts;
concerts by colleges and guest artists. The college holds concerts by the college and visiting artists in special festivals all year round.
students sing concerts
main courses. Take classes with famous guest teachers. At present, there are: Timo Torma, cellist of Kuopion Konservatorio in Finland, Xenia Knorre, pianist of Moscow Conservatory of Music, Igor Frolov, violinist and Tatiana Chudova, and Krystyna Makowska, pianist of Warsaw Art Institute. Violinist Miroslaw Lawrynowisz, clarinetist Dimitri Ashkenazy and composer Marko Timlin.