Салауат музыка колледжы, Music college in Salavat, Russia

The Salavat Music College is a specialized school for music in Bashkortostan offering instruction in instrumental performance, vocal arts, and music theory. The facility includes rehearsal spaces and concert halls used for both teaching and public performances.

The school was founded in 1961 and built up under the direction of Nikolai Rodionov, a graduate of the Odessa Conservatory. This founding marked the beginning of organized music education in the region.

The college hosts regular orchestra concerts and theatrical performances that are shared with schools and social institutions throughout the region. These events shape the cultural life of the city and give residents access to classical music and artistic performances.

The college occupies a four-storey building on Kosmonavtov Avenue, reached by a wide staircase to the second floor. Its concert hall hosts competitions, concerts and master classes by visiting Russian musicians, including an annual academic choral conductors' competition. The building also holds a sports hall, library, computer class and recording studio.

In 2011 the college marked its 50th anniversary; over those five decades it trained about 2,500 specialists, and its first graduates planted a fir tree as a golden-jubilee memorial. The building on Kosmonavtov Avenue is decorated with bas-reliefs on its upper and rear sections.