Osaka College of Music

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Osaka College of Music

大阪音楽大学
Osaka College of Music
Type	Private, Music
Established	October 15, 1958 (1958-10-15)
Founder	Kōji Nagai[1]
Chairman	Takayoshi Nakamura[1]
President	Hideki Motoyama[2]
Academic staff	488(May 2022)[3]
Undergraduates	790(2020/2021)[4]
Postgraduates	37(2020/2021)[4]
Location	Toyonaka , Osaka , Japan 34°45′12.06″N 135°28′14.52″E / 34.7533500°N 135.4707000°E / 34.7533500; 135.4707000
Campus	Suburb
Website	www.daion.ac.jp

Osaka College of Music (大阪音楽大学, Ōsaka ongaku daigaku) is a private university in Toyonaka, Osaka, Japan. The predecessor of the school was established as a university in 1958.

This college has following undergraduate majors^[5]

This college has following postgraduate majors^[6]

• Composition Major
  • Composition Research Room
  • Musicology Research Room
• Vocal Performance Major
  • Opera Research Room
  • Song Research Room
• Instrumental Music Major
  • Piano Research Room
  • Wind, String and Percussion Instruments Research Room

Singer Aiko Yanai studied here in 1995 along with Ringo Shiina.^{[citation needed]}

Composer Yoko Shimomura graduated from this university in 1988.^[7]

Conductor Tomomi Nishimoto graduated from this university in 1994.^[8]

• Official website

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