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艺术考试一直都是大家关注的热点话题,每年有千万考生组成了浩浩荡荡的艺考大军。他们不仅要像其他同学那样复习文化课,而且还要奔波于城市与城市之间去参加各个学校的艺术专业课考试。2008年的高考已经落下帷幕,很多同学都已经或即将迈入理想的高等学府。不过2009年的高考也摆在了所有刚升入高三的同学面前。这也意味着参加艺术类考试的考生将踏上一条比普通考生更加艰辛的求学之路。因为艺术考生比普通考生要提前一个阶段去准备,他们将会在明年年初的时候参加全国各个高校的专业测试。只有过了这些专业课测试才能有机会拿到文化课考试的通知单,才能开始步入高考。那么究竟现在中国艺术教育的现状是怎样的呢?各艺术院校在人才培养方面又有哪些新突破呢?中国音乐学院院长金铁霖教授将深入探讨这一焦点话题。
Art exams have always been a hot topic of concern to everyone. Every year, tens of millions of examinees form a mighty army of art examiners. Not only do they review classes like the rest of their classmates, but they also want to run between cities and cities to take art exams in various schools. The college entrance examination in 2008 has come to an end, many students have been or will soon enter the ideal institutions of higher learning. However, in 2009 the college entrance examination is also placed in front of all the students just entered the third year. This also means that candidates who take the art exams will embark on a more difficult road to study than ordinary candidates. Because art candidates than ordinary candidates to prepare a stage ahead of schedule, they will be early next year, when the national colleges and universities to participate in professional testing. Only after these specialized courses have a chance to get a test certificate of cultural studies, can begin to enter the college entrance examination. So what is the status quo of art education in China now? What are the new breakthroughs in talent training of art academies? Prof. Jin Tielin, dean of Chinese Conservatory of Music, will discuss this focus topic in depth.