The Conservatory was built in 1999

School of Music is equipped with extensive facilities for the practice and education of music. These facilities include rooms for rehearsals, lessons, professors and chamber music, along with rooms for ensembles, music, organ, percussions and pianos, providing students with sectional rehearsal spaces for each major and maximizing the capabilities of the students. Moreover, the LEE KANG SOOK Hall, with a capacity of 368 seats, provides year-round opportunities for students to perform and accumulate hands-on experience. The School has grown in international academic statue by securing the optimum educational materials through considerable investment to provide high-level music education. There are 48 grand pianos (36 Steinways, 5 Yamahas, and 6 Kawais), 68 upright pianos (43 Yamahas and 6 Kawais), 19 digital pianos, one celesta, 3 harpsichords, 2 electronic organs, and 2 pipe organs (including the one in the LEE KANG SOOK Hall). Furthermore, there are 336 musical instruments, such as string, wind and percussion instruments, for ensembles and orchestras, along with traditional instruments, including the gayageum and janggo.