Xinghai Conservatory of Music
The Xinghai Conservatory of Music, also known as the Xinghai Conservatory, is a music conservatory in Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province, China. It has two campuses: one in the Guangzhou Higher Education Mega Center in Panyu District, another at No. 48, Xianlie Donglu (Xianlie Rd. E. 23.14978°N 113.30412°E), Tianhe District. The conservatory was established in 1932 by the composer Ma Sicong as the Guangzhou Conservatory of Music.
Motto | 求真、尚美、崇德、敬业 | ||||||
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Affiliation | Guangdong Province Office of Education | ||||||
Address | No. 398, Waihuan Xilu (Waihuan Rd. W.), HEMC, Panyu District , , , 23.06055°N 113.37500°E | ||||||
Campus | 189,993 square kilometres (73,357 sq mi) (HEMC campus) | ||||||
Website | www | ||||||
Chinese name | |||||||
Simplified Chinese | 星海音乐学院 | ||||||
Traditional Chinese | 星海音樂學院 | ||||||
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Both the Xinghai Conservatory of Music and the Xinghai Concert Hall are named after the noted composer Xian Xinghai (Chinese: 冼星海), who died on October 30, 1945, at the age of 40.
School history
- In October 1957, Guangzhou Music School was founded.
- 1958 It was renamed Guangzhou Music College.
- In 1965, it merged with Guangdong Dance School to form Guangdong Art Academy.
- In 1969, it merged with Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts to form Guangdong People's Academy of Art.
- In 1978, it was separated from Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts and renamed Guangzhou Music College.
- In June 1981, it was upgraded to Guangzhou Conservatory of Music.
- In December 1985, in memory of Guangdong musician Xian Xinghai, it was renamed Xinghai Conservatory of Music.
- In September 2023, Wang Xiuming, Party secretary of Xinghai Conservatory of Music, accepted disciplinary review and supervision investigation
underling
Teaching unit
- Department of music
- Department of composition
- Steel lyre system
- Orchestra department
- Department of traditional Chinese music
- Department of vocal opera
- Department of ethnic vocal Music
- Department of Arts Management
- Musical instrument engineering department
- School of Modern Music and Drama
- College of popular music
- College of music education
- Dance academy
- Institute of Marxism
- Institute of international Education
- College of Innovation and Entrepreneurship
- Music foundation department
- Department of Humanities and Social Sciences
- Graduate department
- Affiliated music secondary school
- College of Continuing Education, Social Music Education and Training Center
Teaching and auxiliary unit
- Library
- Network information center
- Art practice center
- Development Planning Research Center
- Teaching Quality Monitoring and Evaluation Center
- Teaching supervision room
- Journal editorial department
- Academy of music
- Music Museum, Lingnan Music Culture Research Center
- odeum
As is
campus
- University Town Campus (New campus) : No. 398, Huanxi Road, Guangzhou University, Panyu District,Guangzhou Higher Education Mega Center, covering an area of 189993 square meters.
- Shahe Campus (Old campus) : Xianlie East Road, Tianhe District, Guangzhou
Cooperative unit
- Xinghai Concert Hall
- Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra
- Guangdong Song and Dance Theatre
- Guangdong Performance Industry Association
- Guangdong TV station
- Shadow of Beads
- Guangdong Music Troupe
- Guangdong Chinese Orchestra
- Pearl River Piano Group Co., LTD
Famous alumni
Performing arts industry
- Maizi Jie[]: Chinese mainland singer.
- Bibi Zhou:Chinese mainland female singer, songwriter and actress.The year 2005 Super Girl (TV series)National runner-up.
- Zheng Yuan[]: Chinese mainland pop singer-songwriter.
- Huanzi[]: Chinese mainland male singer, musician, actor, entrepreneur.
- Liu Xijun: China's new generation of powerful female singers, 2009 Happy girls ranked 5th in the country.
- Yin Zheng (actor): Chinese mainland actor and singer.
- Liao Junjia: Chinese female singer and actress.
- Master Dongshan: Guangzhou local famous singer.
- Wang Ziming: Chinese mainland singer and actor.
- Uladoun: Chinese mainland pop singer and music producer.
- He Baicheng: a member of the creative band Pickup Club.
- Li Tao: Member of the creative band Pickup Club.
- Wu Jiacheng: Member of X Nine.
- Peng Chuyue: Member of X Nine.
- Yimin Zhao: Member of GNZ48.
- Wang Qifei: Guangdong Radio and Television Pearl River Channel host and contract artist.
- Xian Jiali: Host and performer of Guangdong Radio and Television's Pearl River Channel.
- Rao Wei: Chinese mainland singer, actor and host, 2013 Happy Boy ranked 7th in China.
- Circle 9: Chinese mainland female singer, songwriter, film actress, 2016 Super Girl National champion.
- Xu Shiyin: Chinese mainland singer-songwriter, member of SING girl group, famous for "The Boy in White".
- Ma Li: Chinese mainland singer and actor.
- Liu Zhe: Chinese mainland pop singer.
- Yu Zibei, a pop singer from the Chinese mainland, took part in the second season of The New Song of China in July 2017.
- Ma Sihui: a Chinese new generation singer who participated in the Creation Camp 2020 as a trainee under Emperor Entertainment, and is now a singer under Emperor Entertainment.
- Tian Hongjie: a new generation singer in China, the lead singer of the champion BAND "SUPER BAND of Tomorrow's Children" in the fourth season of 2020.
- Song Yaxuan (Junior high school) : Chinese new generation singer, a member of TNT Youth Group.
- Jiang Chen: Real name Jiang Yuchen, former Golden Eagle cartoon TV host (small flying beans), actor
- Hui Yuxuan: Member of GNZ48.
- Chen Yongye: Champion of the Italian percussion competition.
Media industry
- Wu Hao: Guangdong Radio and Television children's channel program host, music creator.
- Luo Weixu (Lobster Brother) : Guangdong Radio and Television Jiajia cartoon TV host, music creator.
- Xu Jin: Guangdong Radio and Television economic science and education channel program host.
- Zuo Lingzi: Former Guangdong Radio and Television children's channel host and program director.
- Li Jiatong (sister Peaches) : Host of Jiajia Cartoon TV Station, Guangdong Radio and Television.
- Song Jiaqi: Guangdong Radio and Television Pearl River Channel host and singer.
- Wu Concealer: Guangdong Radio and Television Station Guangdong Satellite TV channel host.
- Wu Yuyuan (Apple Sister) : Former host of Jiajia Cartoon TV on Guangdong Radio and Television, now co-founder of BABO BAPO.
- Wang Xin: Guangdong Radio and Television economic science and education channel host and program director.
- Ye Longfeng (Dolphin brother) : Host of Jiajia Cartoon TV Station of Guangdong Radio and Television
External links
- Xinghai Conservatory of Music official site (in Chinese)
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