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Piano Playing Final ______/50 Piano Playing Final ______/50 Piano Final: Page 116 from Alfred All in One Piano Course Book Rubric Code: GX76AC9 By rwaynick Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Music Type: Exam Grade Levels: 9-12

Performance Test
	Advanced 10 pts	Proficient 8 pts	Basic 5 pts	Minimal 3 pts
Position	Advanced Consistently uses correct finger, wrist, hand, posture, and arm positions.	Proficient A few minor problems with fingering, wrist, hand, posture, and arm positioning.	Basic Often uses incorrect posture, finger, wrist, hand, arm positions.	Minimal Little understanding of correct posture, finger, wrist, hand, or arm positions.
Accuracy	Advanced Consistently correct pulse and rhythms.	Proficient Infrequent errors in pulse and rhythms.	Basic A lack of a consistently correct pulse and rhythm. Student may rush or slow technically difficult passages.	Minimal Many examples of inaccurate pulse and rhythms. Technical passages are weak. May be abrupt stops.
Accuracy	Advanced Consistently correct notes and fingering	Proficient Infrequent errors in notes and fingering. A few minor technical problems.	Basic A lack of consistently correct notes and fingerings.	Minimal Many inaccurate notes and fingerings
Effort and Practice	Advanced Student has effectively used all class time showing excellent and consistent effort in class.	Proficient Student has practiced effectively most of the time. Student generally shows good effort in class.	Basic Student has wasted more than half of the class time by talking, roaming around the room, sleeping or fooling.	Minimal Student has shown little or no effort to practice music in class.
Proficiency	Advanced Student has learned entire piece fully. Keeps eyes on the music at all times (unless memorized).	Proficient Student has learned partial piece. Keeps eyes on music more than half the time (unless memorized).	Basic Student has learned little of the piece. Keeps eyes on music half the time (unless memorized).	Minimal Student has not learned the piece. Does not keep eyes on music (unless memorized).