The music performance program offers two directions: vocal music and instrumental music, the latter including piano, accordion, electronic keyboard, guzheng, erhu, yangqin and pipa. It is designed to serve the coordinated development of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, rural revitalization and the Healthy China 2030 strategy. Students develop music performance knowledge, ensemble skills, digital music technology skills and creative practice ability.
Courses include music theory, harmony, ear training, choral conducting, Chinese folk music, stage movement, musical form analysis, music history of China and the West, chamber music, music teaching methods, arts project management, stage performance practice and a graduation recital. Vocal study adds diction in Italian and German, choral and duet singing and folk song arrangement. Graduates pursue careers as performers, music teachers, music planning editors and music health communicators in professional arts groups, schools, cultural organizations, media, culture-tourism, film and digital industries.
