The Hysmans Conservatory of Music of the University of Rochester has always ranked first among the music majors in American universities. Hysmans Conservatory of Music was founded in 1850. Hysmans Conservatory of Music has its own independent campus, located in the center of Rochester. There are student dormitories, classrooms, performances and performance facilities, and Hysmans Theatre on campus. The campus also has Sibly Music Library, the largest music library in North America, with the largest private music collection in the United States.

2. Indiana University at Bloomington

Indiana University Bloomington has a beautiful campus environment and ranks among the top five most beautiful campuses in the United States. It is a good place to study with vigor, strong cultural atmosphere and international characteristics. There are 36,000 students in the school. Its Conservatory of Music has topped the list of national music performances for many times, and it also holds more than 0/000 concerts of opera, symphony, chamber music, vocal music, jazz and dance every year.

3. Juilliard School of Music (new york) >> Consult now.

Juilliard School of Music was founded in 1905, located in Lincoln Center, new york, USA. The school has three professional disciplines: dance, drama and music.

The Juilliard School of Music is a merger of the School of Music Art founded by Dr. Frank Damrosch in 1905 and the Juilliard Graduate School established by Augustus D. Juilliard Heritage Trust in 1924. As one of the most famous professional conservatories in the world, it provides systematic and professional music education and guidance for young people aged 8- 18 with artistic talent.

4. University of Michigan at ann arbor

University of Michigan at ann arbor University of Michigan at ann arbor was founded on 18 17. The University of Michigan is also one of the top ten alliances in the Midwest of the United States, covering an area of more than 3 100 hectares, and * * has 3 15 main campus buildings. No matter the campus scale, campus architecture, academic status, teaching resources, teachers or students' quality, they are all outstanding in American state universities. Ann arbor College of Literature, Science and Art of the University of Michigan provides religious/religious music, music and its correlation, music theory and composition, music teacher education, music performance, music history, literature and theory.

5. New England Conservatory of Music (Massachusetts) >; & gt consult now.

The New England Conservatory of Music (Boston) is a specialized college dedicated to music. Founded in 1867, this school is the oldest independent conservatory of music in the United States. The New England Conservatory of Music is a famous cultural center in New England and the only conservatory in the United States that has become a symbol of national history. The New England Conservatory of Music is considered as the highest conservatory in the world. One of the music schools. The majors offered by the New England Music School are: strings: violin, viola, cello, double bass, guitar and harp; Woodwind instruments: flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, saxophone; Brass and percussion instruments: Horn of Africa, trumpet, trombone, bass tuba, percussion instruments; Keyboard instrument: piano; Jazz research, contemporary improvisation and vocal music: vocal performance, etc.

6. Northwestern University (Illinois)

Binen Conservatory of Music of Northwest University is a project of Binen Conservatory of Music of Northwest University designed by GoettschPartners, which is located in the south of Pick-Staiger Concert Hall of the school and connected with Reganstein Concert Hall to strengthen the development of college music projects. The new project includes a 400-seat concert hall, a 150-seat opera rehearsal hall, a 2,400-square-foot chorus rehearsal room and library, as well as teaching classrooms, educational laboratories and other spaces. The building emphasizes sustainability and meets the LEED silver medal certification of the American Green Building Council.

7. University of Cincinnati (Ohio)

Known as the "son of Cincinnati music", the College-Conservator of Music (CCM) was founded by the pianist Clara Baur in 1867 and merged into the University of Cincinnati in 1962. Cincinnati Conservatory of Music CCM is a world-famous music institution. CCM ranks sixth in the ranking of American Conservatory of Music in US News and World Report, among which vocal music and wisdom rank third and fifth respectively. In 2004, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music cooperated with China Conservatory of Music to establish a teacher-student exchange learning program.

CCM of Cincinnati Conservatory of Music offers more than 65,438+000 majors, enrolling about 780 undergraduates and 765,438+00 postgraduates every year. The college aims to provide students with the most professional and excellent education. To this end, students are equipped with cutting-edge teaching facilities and rich teachers. The college has more than 65,438+050 teachers, who are also internationally renowned artists. They are dance, electronic media, chorus and conductor, keyboard music, music education, opera/musical/drama/art management, performance, composition/musicology/. Professor Kurt Sammanshaus, who teaches in the college, is internationally recognized as the best contemporary violin teacher. The Stalin Orchestra initiated by him has now become a world-famous string training center and a primary training base for American juvenile string performance. Starling Orchestra, which integrates basic teaching and performance practice, is known as "a striking indoor orchestra" and "a truly excellent laboratory" by London's Dasey magazine.

Cincinnati Conservatory of Music is also the most important performance venue in Ohio, with nearly 1000 performances every year, including student ensembles/recitals, performances by visiting artists, exchange performances between teachers and visiting artists, student recitals by professional associations, large-scale performances and demonstration teaching achievements, providing students with a lot of performance opportunities. There are also performing groups, such as Philharmonic Orchestra, Concert Orchestra, Chamber Music Ensemble, Woodwind Ensemble, Symphony Orchestra, Classical Guitar and Ensemble.

8. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

9. Yale University (Connecticut)

10. University of Southern California

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12. Florida State University

13. University of North Texas