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iRubric: Chordal Progression Composition rubric

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Chordal Progression Composition HS Chorus Sight Reading Composition-Q2 Students will compose an 8-measure question (antecedent) phrase followed by an 8-measure answer (consequent) phrase using the pitches C, D, E, F, and G. Next quarter students will perform their own composition as an oral assessment. Rubric Code: LXW267C By EmersonMusic Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Music Type: Assessment Grade Levels: K-5

Compostion
	1 pts	2 pts	3 pts	4 pts
C, F or G Chord	1 Student was not able to demonstrate understanding of the chord of their choice (Choosing from C, F or G) position at this time OR the letter names of the notes were correct but in the wrong octave	2 Some notes used were in the chord of C, F or G	3 MOST notes used were in the chord of C, F or G	4 ALL notes used were in the chord of C, F or G
C, F and G chords	1 Student did not use/notate the C, F or G chord correctly and/or the assignment was not completed.	2 Student used some (1/3) of the chords C, F or G in this composition. Some chords may not be notated correctly.	3 Student used MOST (2/3) of the chords C, F or G in this composition. All chords were notated accurately.	4 Student used ALL three of the chords C, F and G in this composition. All chords were notated accurately.
Melodic Structure	1 Student wrote a melody using FEW to NONE of the notes of the chosen chords C, F, or G. There were 6 or more notes that did not follow the correct format and/or the assignment was not finished.	2 Student wrote a melody using SOME of the notes of the chosen chords C, F or G. There were 4-6 notes that did not follow the correct format.	3 Student wrote a melody using MOSTLY the notes of the chosen chords C, F or G. There were 1-3 notes that did not follow the correct format.	4 Student wrote a melody using ONLY the notes of the chosen chords C, F or G.
Question/Antecedent Phrase	1 Student composed an 8-measure question (antecedent) phrase that STARTED on C, F or G, but DID NOT end on C, F or G.	2 Not applicable	3 Not applicable	4 Student composed an 8-measure antecedent phrase that DID end on a C, F or G chord.