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The history of the Clermont Ferran Conservatory began with the merger of a free music school and a private music school in the city in 1905. It became a public school in 1908, was nationally accredited in 1911, and became a branch school of the Paris National Conservatory of Music in 1948.Then, in 1976, it became the National Conservatory of Music and continues to this day. In 2006, the school building and facilities were renovated.You can now learn in the best conditions.Currently, the Faculty of Music has 82 instructors, about 1,200 students, and 5,000 elementary school students in and around the city.The program consists of three courses, 3st / XNUMXnd / XNUMXrd, except for early childhood courses.The third course to qualify is divided into a certificate of completion of musicology (CFEM: music research qualification diploma) or a course aiming for a graduation diploma (DEM: music research qualification). Students who have obtained a DEM will be given an orientation about their future course, so they will not feel anxious about the future.In many cases, they go on to the Conservatoire Nationale de Paris or Lyon.
For the practical performance major, you can select wind instruments, string instruments, percussion instruments, keyboard instruments (including jazz piano), guitars, harps, accordions, and voices.It is also attractive to learn the medieval ancient instrument Viel (hand-cranked strings) and the traditional Auvergne instrument cablet, which has few performers even in France.Why don't you experience the unique and valuable musical instruments that can only be learned here?You can also major in the diatonic accordion.Classes such as lectures include music analysis, ecriture, music information processing, and electroacoustic.Students have gained musical experience by playing in chamber music, chorus, orchestra, guitar, wind instruments, traditional music, jazz, and contemporary music ensembles.
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