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Music Composition Music Composition Build a musical composition 16 measures long that uses a variety of rhythms (up to 16th note subdivisions) specific dynam./artic., specific key and tempo markings. Be sure to give it a title and a brief descriptive paragraph. Compose for at least 2 different instruments. HAVE FUN!! Rubric Code: G99WWB By Mysticflute Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Music Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Music Composition
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Correct parts of Staff and dynamics	Excellent Student has included all of the parts of the staff including clef signs,dynamics, Time Sig, and bar lines.	Good Student has made an attempt to include most of the parts of the staff.	Fair Student has included some of the parts of the staff.	Poor Student has made little or no attempt to include any of the parts of the staff
Notes	Excellent Student has used a specified scale/key for this composition	Good Student has used mostly the specified scale with some errors.	Fair Student has used a variety of notes, some of which include the specified scale.	Poor Student has made no effort to use any of the notes of the specified scale.
Rhythm	Excellent Student used a wide variety of age appropriate rhythms. No rhythmic errors in the composition	Good Student used a wide variety of age appropriate rhyhms but had some rhythmic errors in the composition.	Fair Student did not use enough of a variety of rhythms or may have used them incorrectly	Poor Student did not make an attempt to use any right rhythms in any sort of correct order.
Title / Paragraph	Excellent Title easily understood according to descriptive paragraph about composition (e.g. Rhythms, tempo, style pertain to title of piece)	Good Has a fitting title but descriptive paragraph is a little vague/unclear.	Fair Has a fitting title but no descriptive paragraph to support title	Poor Does not have a title nor a descriptive paragraph.