Conservatorio di Castelfranco Veneto Agostino Steffani

The mission of the Conservatory of Castelfranco Veneto, which has been held for over forty years in the surrounding area and today in the A.F.A.M. Italian, has undergone a profound transformation in the reform process begun in 1999 and following the evolution of the economic, political and social situation in our country in the first decade of the new century. In particular, the initial vocation of Steffani, which in the 1970s required the birth of a conservatory in Castelfranco Veneto (first detached house in Venice and then its autonomous place), has changed mainly as a result of the new recognition In the field of higher education, therefore of the tertiary system, of music education. The conservatory, from a unique place where a young man could begin the professional music studio and conclude it within the same curriculum, became a place conceived for the final stage of a different musical studies course, delivered and delivered by various Possible specific musical training organizations, both public and private. The new conservative curricula have been enriched through new teaching, the same types of diploma have been increased even in previously unresponsive fields, the criterions of the "Bologna process" (training credits, etc.) have also been applied in conservatives .). And the conservatory has also become a more active artistic institution, open to society and its cultural life, which itself promotes new initiatives. The conservatory has also opened up to Europe, including through the Erasmus program. A real formal and substantial revolution, which involved profound changes in the method and the merit of making artistic-musical training, of the conservatory "doing". Revolution that, to be supported, demanded a strong and "strong" internal cultural revolution to acquire new skills and new intellectual tools needed to address the challenges that modern society itself urged.