Berlin Conservatory of Music was founded in 1950, located in the center of Berlin, Germany, near the Gendarmerie Square and next to the Berlin Concert Hall. Berlin Conservatory of Music has close cooperation with Berlin Concert Hall and Berlin Philharmonic by virtue of its superior humanistic environment and geographical location. Berlin Concert Hall and Berlin Philharmonic regularly hold symphonic concerts, chorus concerts and university teachers' concerts, which provide broad and attractive learning opportunities and environment for students of the Conservatory of Music. Berlin Conservatory of Music has symphony orchestra, chamber orchestra, choir, recording studio orchestra, symphony orchestra, isler brass band, new music echo band and many chamber music groups. The college holds more than 400 performances and activities every year, including concerts, music performances, lecture nights and exam concerts. In the past few years, the Berlin Conservatory of Music and the Berlin University of the Arts jointly established Kurt. Jinger Musician Health College, New Conservatory of Music, Berlin Jazz College.

The college has many internationally renowned musicians, ensuring an excellent education level. Due to the gathering of masters, the college has always been favored by music students. In the symphony studio and master class of Berlin Conservatory of Music, famous musicians play, work and communicate with students of Berlin Conservatory of Music. A good teaching atmosphere has benefited the students of the Conservatory of Music a lot.

? Professional settings

The Berlin Conservatory of Music offers undergraduate and master's courses.

? Bachelor's degree:

Violin, viola, cello, double bass, harp, guitar, horn, trumpet, trombone, tuba, percussion, saxophone, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, flute, piano, vocal music, director, composer, history and modern music theory, band conductor, chorus conductor and piano accompaniment for opera.

? Master's degree:

Violin, viola, cello, double bass, harp, guitar, horn, trumpet, trombone, tuba, percussion, saxophone, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, flute, piano, piano player arranger, chamber music, vocal music, composition, electronic music Elektroakustische Musik, history and modern music theory.