Neverland Ranch May Be Turned into Music School

The eccentric pop star bought the property in 1987 with the intention of turning it into a paradise "for children.

Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch could become a school for young musicians.A representative of the estate, said: "It's an interesting idea.New Colony Capital - the company that owns the property before the death of pop legend in June 2009 - wants to develop 800 hectares of land in California an institute to teach skills of talented young people through a variety of musical genres , the name of Michael.Before work can begin on the building, Colony Capital Santa Barbara County need to approve the plan and the ownership of Michael has to give permission for the Thriller singer's name to be used.

And that would be open to it.According gossip website TMZ, the company wants to shape the school at the prestigious Juilliard School of performing arts - which teaches dance, theater and music at the undergraduate and graduate - in York.After the installation of a parade of amusement parks and a zoo, including elephants, snakes, giraffes and llamas, Michael opened up his fairytale home to children.