The Conservatorio Di Musica Giovan B. Martini Di Bologna, Italy's first national conservatory, was founded in 1804 as a member of the Socrates-Erasmus exchange program in Emilia, the capital of the Romagna region. It is located in the city of Bologna, the capital of the Romagna region, and has trained a large number of famous Italian musicians such as G. Rossini and F. Busoni, mainly providing three-year undergraduate, traditional music education (three to ten years, equivalent to our postgraduate degree) and two-year postgraduate professional courses.