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19 TH CENTURY

1837: Year of establishment of the Liceo Filo-Dramático de Montesión, presided by Manuel Gibert i Sans.
1838: On April 27 th the solemn act of inauguration of the Liceo took place at the Saló de Cent of the Barcelona Court House, and classes started at the Old Convent of Montesió.
1838: The Queen Maria Cristina authorized the society to take her daughter's name and the Liceo became the Liceo Filarmónico Dramático de S.M. la Reina Isabel II.
1844: By Royal order of June 22 nd the Liceo received the Old Trinitarians Convent (in exchange for the Montesió Convent), in order to build a new school and more space for classes.
1845: The Liceo Filarmónico started working on a theater appropriate for lessons and student's concerts.
1847: The Theater and the new classrooms were finished. In April the classes started taking place at the new premises.
1847: On April 4 th the Institution inaugurated the Gran Teatre del Liceu.
1854: The Liceo Filarmónico and the Gran Teatre del Liceu separated administratively. Nevertheless, both entities have always remained closely linked.

20 TH CENTURY

1913: Together with the Diputació de Barcelona , The Conservatori del Liceu created the Escola Catalana d'Art Dramàtic , which is today the Institut del Teatro.
1931: With the arrival of the Second Republic, and in accordance with the new political frame, the entity's name became the actual Conservatori del Liceu.
1932: The Conservatory expanded and founded three sister schools at Sabadell, Olot and Tarragona.
1936-1939: By decree, on July 27 of 1936, the Conservatori del Liceu became an official institution, directly dependent on the Generalitat de Catalunya , which adopted the Conservatory's payroll.
1940: The administrations of L'Institut del Teatre and the Conservatori del Liceu started working together: the students from the elementary level at the Conservatory proceeded directly to the higher levels at L'Institut del Teatre.
1944: By decree, on January 26th, the Conservatory was raised to the category of Conservatori Superior de Música i Declamació de Barcelona , academically run by the Conservatori del Liceu, L'Escola Municipal de Música and L'Institut del Teatre .
1952: By decree, on March 14 th , the official music and declamation programs separated.
1983: The decree 307/1983 decree of the Departament d'Enseyament de la Generalitat divided the Conservatori Superior de Barcelona, and created two completely independent entities: the Conservatori Municipal and the Conservatori del Liceu.
1990: The official academic law of education LOGSE (Llei d'Ordenació General del Sistema Educatiu) was implemented.
1992: The number of linked schools was expanded and the Liceu created the Network of Associated Schools and Professors.
1997: The Conservatori del Liceu started to implement the Elementary and Middle levels of the LOGSE plan, nevertheless the Pla d'estudis del 66 was still available.

21 st CENTURY

June 27 th 2002, the Conservatori del Liceu was authorized to implement the new academic plan, derived from the LOGSE.
October 1 st 2002, the Conservatori del Liceu started imparting the classes for Bachelor's degree in Music.