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. ), Tianhe District. The conservatory was established in 1932 by the composer Ma Sicong as the Guangzhou Conservatory of Music. Both the Xinghai Conservatory of Music and the Xinghai Concert Hall are named after the noted composer Xian Xinghai (), 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

See also 
Beijing Midi School of Music
Central Conservatory of Music

External links 
Xinghai Conservatory of Music official site

 
Universities and colleges in Guangzhou
Guangzhou Higher Education Mega Center
Music schools in China
Educational institutions established in 1932
Arts organizations established in 1932
1932 establishments in China