Pop Singing Education in Music Universities and Conservatories of China
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The development of popular singing in China has experienced rapid and complex development. With the implementation of China's reform and opening-up policy, the development trend of China's pop music industry is generally positive. Chinese pop music lovers focus on relevant research and strive to develop pop music to a higher level. Pop singing majors have been established in various music colleges and universities and incorporated into the formal teaching system. It means that pop music is a professional discipline. The promotion of music variety shows and the widespread of new media in China have given rise to several excellent singers and artists and produced some new popular creations. This academic article presented pop singing education in music universities and conservatories in China.
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