The Central Conservatory of Music is the national leading musical institution in Beijing, China. Founded in 1950, the Conservatory offers courses to both Chinese nationals and foreign students, and caters for all levels from primary up to postgraduate programmes.

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  • The Central Conservatory of Music is the national leading musical institution in Beijing, China. Founded in 1950, the Conservatory offers courses to both Chinese nationals and foreign students, and caters for all levels from primary up to postgraduate programmes. Undergraduate programmes of four or five years are offered in composition, conducting, musicology, voice and opera, piano, orchestral instruments, and traditional Chinese musical instruments; there is a six-year middle school with courses in piano, orchestral instruments, traditional instruments and music theory; and two primary schools cater for full-time and evening students. There is also an evening university for mature students. In recent years the Conservatory has developed strong relationships with overseas institutions and individuals. Foreign musicians and scholars are frequently invited to teach or offer lectures at the Conservatory which, in turn, also sends its own faculty members and students to other countries to pursue further studies, lecture, or give performances. Conservatory students and teachers participate in The China Youth Symphony Orchestra, the Chinese Traditional Musical Instruments Ensemble, the Conservatory Students Chorus, the Middle School Students Orchestra and the Primary School Students Performing Group, all of which have performed to much acclaim on every continent. The Conservatory campus covers 53,000 square metres in the centre of Beijing comprising a complex of traditional and modern buildings. The Conservatory Music Library accommodates over 500,000 volumes and is the largest of its kind in China. The Conservatory also owns over 500 pianos and a large number of other musical instruments; its educational facilities include an electronic music studio with advanced recording and video equipment, and a violin workshop.
  • 中央音楽学院（ちゅうおうおんがくがくいん）は中華人民共和国の北京にある音楽大学。芸術系大学で唯一国家重点大学に指定されている。 南京国立音楽院、燕京大学音楽系、華北大学文芸学院音楽系、国立北平専科学校音楽系、香港中華音楽院、上海中華音楽院、東北魯迅文芸学院音楽系などをもとにして、1950年に天津に設立された。1958年に北京に移転。
  • 中央音乐学院是中国艺术院校中唯一一所国家重点高校和“211工程”建设学校。1950年始建于天津，1958年迁至北京西城区鲍家街43号（清醇王府旧址、光绪皇帝出生地）。前身为建于1940年的重庆青木关国立音乐院（1945年迁至南京，改称南京国立音乐院），渊源及于建于1927年的燕京大学音乐系，建于1939年的华北大学文艺学院音乐系，建于1946年的国立北平艺术专科学校音乐系、香港中华音乐院、上海中华音乐院，建于1948年的东北鲁迅文艺学院音乐系等。 中央音乐学院原隶属于中国文化部，2000年归属教育部。目前（2005年）学院共有专职教师325人，其中博士生导师35人，硕士生导师131人，教授76人，副教授108人。
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  • The Central Conservatory of Music is the national leading musical institution in Beijing, China. Founded in 1950, the Conservatory offers courses to both Chinese nationals and foreign students, and caters for all levels from primary up to postgraduate programmes.
  • 中央音楽学院（ちゅうおうおんがくがくいん）は中華人民共和国の北京にある音楽大学。芸術系大学で唯一国家重点大学に指定されている。 南京国立音楽院、燕京大学音楽系、華北大学文芸学院音楽系、国立北平専科学校音楽系、香港中華音楽院、上海中華音楽院、東北魯迅文芸学院音楽系などをもとにして、1950年に天津に設立された。1958年に北京に移転。
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  • Central Conservatory of Music
  • 中央音楽学院
  • 中央音乐学院
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