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Renaissance Composer Essay - General Music 20
Renaissance Composer Essay - General Music 20
Essay must focus on a famous composer from the Renaissance era. Essay will be 2 pages typed, 1.5 spacing. Essay will include: where and when the composer lived, famous works, interesting facts and most importantly how the composer influenced the development of music during their time.
Rubric Code:
RX8C63W
By
EHales
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Subject:
Music
Type:
Assignment
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Renaissance Essay
Excellent
25 pts
Good
20 pts
Fair
15 pts
Poor
10 pts
Biographical and Historical Content
40 %
Excellent
Theme is consistent throughout essay. The author's purpose is explicit and supported thoroughly. All criteria is met and exceeded. Information is in the writer's own words and is not plagiarized.
Good
Theme is consistent throughout essay with the exception of a couple of digressions. The author's purpose is clear and supported moderately. All criteria is met. Information is mainly in the writer's own words apart from a couple digressions.
Fair
Theme is clear only at certain points. The author's purpose is difficult to discern. There are 1-2 missing criteria. Or the information is not in the writer's own words.
Poor
Theme and purpose are not apparent. Many of the criteria are missing. And/or the information has been plagiarized.
Descriptions of famous works
40 %
Description of musical influence
Excellent
Vivid and detailed description is employed throughout essay. Statements are supported thoroughly. The importance of the composer's influence on music is explained in detail. Information is in the writer's own words.
Good
Details and description are employed throughout most of the essay. Support is provided for most statements. The importance of the composer's influence on music is explained but not in detail. The information is mostly in the writer's own words.
Fair
Sparse amount of details and description. Statements are rarely supported. There is little information regarding the importance of the composer's influence on music. The information is not in the writer's own words.
Poor
Lacks detail or description. Statements are not supported. There is little to no information regarding the composer's influence on music. And/or the information is plagiarized.
Organization
10 %
Excellent
Essay has a strong introduction and conclusion. Paragraphs flow in a coherent and logical manner.
Good
Essay has a satisfactory introduction and conclusion. Paragraphs are arranged coherently.
Fair
Essay strays from standard format; introduction and conclusion are weak. Paragraphs are somewhat unclear.
Poor
Essay adheres to no apparent format; introduction and conclusion are indistinguishable. Paragraphs are unstructured.
Conventions
10 %
Excellent
Language is varied. Proper use of grammar and spelling is displayed.
Good
Language is moderately varied, with a few grammar or spelling errors.
Fair
Language is repetitive with many spelling and grammar errors.
Poor
Language is unclear and redundant with chronic grammar and spelling errors.
Keywords:
Music, Essay, Composer, Paper
Subjects:
English
Music
Types:
Assignment
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