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Performance Rubric 
This Rubric is used for Methods of Teaching I assignment related to a performance assessment of a solo performance on voice or instrument
Rubric Code: C33B8W
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Subject: Music  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  Excellent

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor/Needs Improvement

1 pts

Tone

Tone Quality
Tone Production
Intonation

Excellent

Pitches are well centered and in tune. An desirable tone quality that is appropriate to the music being performed is produced throughout the performance.
Good

Pitches are in tune and centered. A desirable tone quality is produced for most of the piece.
Fair

Some notes are out of tune. Pitches are occasionally not centered properly. Tone quality is harsh.
Poor/Needs Improvement

Many notes are out of tune and not centered. Tone quality is undesirable.
Rhythm

Tempo
Rhythmic Accuracy

Excellent

An appropriate tempo is picked for the piece. Rhythms are played correctly and in a style that fits the piece.
Good

An appropriate tempo is picked for the piece. A few rhythms are not performed correctly, but most are cleanly performed.
Fair

The tempo is a bit fast or slow for the piece. Some rhythms are played incorrectly.
Poor/Needs Improvement

The tempo is not appropriate for the piece and many rhythms are played incorrectly.
Musicianship

Dynamics
Phrasing
Articulations

Excellent

Dynamics written in the score are observed. Phrasing that communicates intention of the piece is performed. Correct and appropriate articulations are used.
Good

Most dynamics in the score are observed. Phrasing suggests understanding of the piece, but could use work. Most articulations are correct and in appropriate style.
Fair

Some dynamics are observed. Phrasing is thought out, but not supporting the intentions of the piece. Some articulations are incorrect.
Poor/Needs Improvement

Few dynamic changes are observed. Phrasing is absent or very poorly thought out. Many articulations are incorrect.
Technical Proficiency

Notes
Knowledge of Instrument

Excellent

Correct notes are played throughout the piece. All ranges of the instrument demonstrated in the piece are played proficiently.
Good

Most notes are played correctly, and proficiency is shown across range of the instrument played in the piece.
Fair

Some notes are missed and additional technical work on the instrument played is necessary to be proficient on registers demonstrated.
Poor/Needs Improvement

Many notes are missed and the student lacks technical proficiency on this instrument appropriate to the piece being performed.
Stage Presence

Posture
Presence

Excellent

Student sits or stands with correct posture for their instrument and is professional in their conduct.
Good

Student has minor issues with posture. Student needs a slight improvement in professionalism (reacting to mistakes, giggling in performance, etc.)
Fair

Student needs large improvement in posture. Student shows major lapses in judgment in professionalism.
Poor/Needs Improvement

Posture and attitude is unacceptable.



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