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Harmony
Definition Harmony vs No Harmony Consonance vs Dissonance Harmony
Rubric Code:
QX642A4
By
JoniGarrison
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Subject:
Music
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Harmony
Distinguished
4 pts
Proficient
3 pts
Developing
2 pts
Beginning
1 pts
Define Harmony
Distinguished
Student can consistently define harmony.
Proficient
Student can define harmony with only some inconsistencies.
Developing
Student can sometimes define harmony (about 50% of the time.
Needs help from the teacher.
Beginning
Student is unable to define harmony.
Harmony vs No harmony
Distinguished
Student is consistently able to identify through listening whether the music has harmony or no harmony.
4 out of 4 correct
Proficient
Student is able to identify through listening whether the music has harmony or not harmony with only a few inconsistencies.
3 out of 4 correct
Developing
Student is sometimes able (about 50% of the time) to identify through listening whether the music has harmony or no harmony.
2 out of 3 correct
Beginning
Student is unable to identify through listening whether the music has harmony or no harmony.
1 out of 4 or less
Consonance vs Dissonance in Harmony
Distinguished
Student is consistently able to identify through listening whether the harmony they hear in the music is consonant or dissonant
4 out of 4 correct
Proficient
Student is able to identify through listening whether the harmony they hear in the music is consonant or dissonant with only a few inconsistencies.
3 out of 4 correct
3 out of 4 correct
Developing
Student is sometimes able (about 50% ion the time) to identify through listening whether the harmony they hear in the music is consonant or dissonant.
2 out of 4 correct
Beginning
Student is unable to identify through listening whether the harmony they hear in the music is consonant or dissonant.
1 out of 4 correct or less
Define Consonance and Dissonance
Distinguished
Student is able to consistently define both consonance and dissonance.
Proficient
Student is able to define both consonance and dissonance with some minor help from the teacher.
Developing
Student is able to define one of the two words (consonance/dissonance)
Beginning
Student is unable to define either consonance or dissonance.
Keywords:
Harmony
Subjects:
Music
Types:
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