Turin Academy of Music

Turin Conservatory of Music (CONSERVATORIO DI MUSICA GIUSEPPE VERDI - TORINO) Italy's top music academy, its predecessor for the establishment of the city of Turin School of Music in 1866, and was renamed "Giuseppe Verdi" on February 13, 1936 and formally established the Royal Conservatory of Music. "The Royal Conservatory of Music was formally established on February 13, 1936, offering three-year Bachelor's Degree and two-year Master's Degree programs, with a registration fee of about 1,000 euros per year.