Does anyone know the Wang Kun Art School in Shanghai?

Shanghai Wang Kun College of Art and Education

Founded in 1996, named after the famous singer Wang Kun.

Tel: 6489246 1

Postal code: 20 1 108

Address: No.3112, Laohumin Road, Minhang District, Shanghai.

Organize non-academic education in music, dance, fine arts, piano, film and television performances, culture and so on.

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Agency introduction: introduction:

Shanghai Wang Kun Art Institute was founded in 1996, named after the famous singing artist Wang Kun, inscribed by President Wu Bangguo, and organized by Shanghai Xiangyuan Group. It is dedicated to cultivating practical talents with comprehensive artistic quality.

65438-0999 College is mainly a full-time secondary school and junior college attached to academic education. It offers five majors: music, dance, film and television performance, fine arts and sports art. The school's school affairs and business guidance are very strong, and the consultants hired are Ba Jin, Wang Meng, Zhou, and Zhou. Professors employed are Zhu Jianer, Yu, Chen, Tang Mancheng, Cao Jingbo, Huang Baohui and Zhu Junxiong.

In recent years, the qualified rate of participating in the national adult college entrance examination (art) college advanced course is 99.9%. 7%。 There are 80 college graduates, two of whom were admitted to Shanghai Conservatory of Music (percussion in Song Lei, violin production in Peng Xue) and 1 admitted to Shanghai Theatre Academy (directed by Shen Yue). In particular, Yunguo took the examination of China Conservatory of Music in May 2002 and won the first place in the national major. There are also 18 people who have joined professional art performance groups.

Significant professional achievements have been made in recent years. Shao Hongzhen and Song, a pair of 99-grade dance students, won the gold medal in the 10th National Stars Award Dance Competition of the Ministry of Culture. Yang Beibei, a vocal music student in 2000, won the second prize in the Campus Singer Competition of Shanghai Middle School Students' Cultural Festival. Wang Sisi, a vocal music student of 15, grade 2000, participated in the first China Young Artists Selection Competition and won the silver prize in the junior group. Meng Nan, a vocal music student of 2000, participated in the HCG "Five-Star Award" of Shanghai TV Station, defended her title for nine times, and signed a contract to watch the Zheng Da variety show. Students majoring in sports art achieved excellent results in the 12th Shanghai Games in 2002, including two gold medals, three silver medals and two bronze medals. The college held two training courses for music teachers in poverty-stricken areas of Yunnan Province, which were listed as "typical cases of Shanghai's participation in central and western development projects".