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Singing Skills Assessment

  Derived from rubric: Singing Skills Assessment
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Rubric Code: E77256
The following rubric is a checklist for your current singing skills. During class, with a partner from your voice section, you will sing an excerpt from a song from our repertoire. You will be expected to sing with pitch and rhythmic accuracy, energy and projection, diction and articulation, expression and style, proper tone quality and blend.
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Categories: Subjects: Music  
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Powered by iRubric Singing Skills
  CONSISTENTLY
4 pts 		MOST OF THE TIME
3 pts 		SOME OF THE TIME
2 pts 		RARELY
1 pts
Pitch and rhythmic accuracy
CONSISTENTLY

You sang with correct pitches and rhythms; you matched pitch throughout the melody in both the low and high parts; your rhythms were properly on the beat and of proper length
MOST OF THE TIME


SOME OF THE TIME


RARELY

You DID NOT sing with accurate pitches and rhythms; you did not match pitch throughout your vocal line; your rhythms were not on the beat or of proper length
Energy and projection
CONSISTENTLY

You sang with energy, with your mouth opened, and your voice projected with purpose and confidence
MOST OF THE TIME


SOME OF THE TIME


RARELY

You DID NOT sing with energy, your mouth was not opened enough, and your voice was not projected
Diction and articulation
CONSISTENTLY

You sang with words that were understandable; you sang the correct lyrics
MOST OF THE TIME


SOME OF THE TIME


RARELY

You DID NOT sing with words that were understandable;you sang the wrong lyrics
Proper tone quality and blend
CONSISTENTLY

You sang with a beautiful tone that was pleasing and supported by good breath control
MOST OF THE TIME


SOME OF THE TIME


RARELY

You DID NOT sing with beautiful tone that was pleasing and supported by good breath control; the tone was either too harsh, too nasally or too breathy in general
Posture
CONSISTENTLY

You consistently maintained good posture with a still body, feet flat on the floor, hands to your side, and your head was raised.
MOST OF THE TIME


SOME OF THE TIME


RARELY

You DID NOT have a good posture. Your body was moving unneccessarily, your feet were not flat, you were fidgety, and your head was not raised.



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