Discuss the present situation of private music institutions in China, as well as their growth

Du Jiahui

doi:10.21744/lingcure.v6nS2.2184

Authors

Du Jiahui
gs58290@student.upm.edu.my
Music Department, Faculty of Human ecology, University Putra Malaysia

Keywords:

China, music education, music institutions, private music institute, private music school

Abstract

Due to the obvious Chinese government's social, economic, and cultural development initiatives, music education in China has progressed tremendously. Arts and culture are being promoted. Parents urge their children to study music at a young age, including taking music lessons. As a result, the number of private music schools in China has significantly increased. Which private music schools are there in China? There are common sorts of operations that vary based on the environment of Chinese society and have built a private music institute with a distinctive history. As a result, this scholarly paper provides information on the history and growth of private music academies in China. Delivering the current state of a private school or music institution is one of the characteristics of each type of music school. This includes foreign-franchised institutions such as Yamaha and Gymboree, as well as Chinese-owned businesses. A type of music business that grows into a music community that sells musical instruments. Representing a music instructor and other music-related enterprises. This is the current state of the private music academy industry in China.

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