It is composed of nearly 30 majors, big and small, regardless of keyboard, string and other departments. There is no so-called secondary college in China. Its degree system is like this: students enter school for the first time, take the final exam three years later, hand in a paper of about 50 pages at the same time, and then get Diplom(MA (MA (German for Musik Erziehung, translated into Chinese should be called music education). If you want to continue studying (provided that you have a certain musical talent), you must pass the exam again and get a diploma (1-2 years later, Ka (Ka means Kuenstlich Ausbildung, which means art training and further study). For stage performance majors, such as all instrumental music, the highest title is Diplom (solo), which is the title of performer. In Chinese, Diplom translated into a master's degree is actually wrong. According to my understanding, it should be certified as "equivalent to bachelor, master and doctor". Hanover Conservatory of Music and Drama also has what we usually call a juvenile class, which recruits all musical talents like Shen Wenyu. -
There are more than 40 conservatories (including private ones) in Germany, among which Berlin University of the Arts, Munich Conservatory of Music and Cologne Conservatory of Music are famous. Among them, Cologne's strings are also world famous. The German Conservatory of Music is also mixed. For example, Bremen and Trosingen. Among them, Bremen is called a garbage shelter by people in Taiwan Province Province, and almost half of them are Asians, mostly Korean students, and there are also many people in China in recent years. Most of them didn't transfer to Bremen until they hit a wall in other conservatories. -