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iRubric: Phrasing,Pitch & Rhythmic Accuracy Singing Assessment Rubric

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Phrasing,Pitch & Rhythmic Accuracy Singing Assessment Rubric Pitch & Rhythmic Accuracy Singing Assessment Rubric Singing Rubric for phrasing, pitch & rhythm Accuracy for a solo vocal performance. Rubric Code: R2436W3 By elmeramariel Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Music Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Singing Skills
	OUTSTANDING 10 pts	PROFICIENT 8 pts	DEVELOPING 7 pts	BELOW AVERAGE 5.3 pts
Pitch Accuracy	OUTSTANDING You sang with accurate pitches throughout the piece in both the low and high parts of your vocal range.	PROFICIENT There were only one or two pitch inaccuracies, but overall, you sang all pitches very well.	DEVELOPING There were more than 3 measures with pitch inaccuracies in your presentation. More practice is recommended.	BELOW AVERAGE Majority of the piece was performed with inaccurate pitches. You are struggling to sing correctly on your part. More practice is recommended. Please see the teacher.
Rhythm Accuracy	OUTSTANDING You sang with accurate rhythm throughout the piece.	PROFICIENT There were only one or two rhythm inaccuracies, but overall, you sang the remaining rhythms as written.	DEVELOPING There were more than 3 measures with rhythm inaccuracies in your presentation. More practice is recommended.	BELOW AVERAGE Majority of the piece was performed with inaccurate rhythms. You are struggling to sing correctly on your part. More practice is recommended. Please see the teacher.
Phrasing	OUTSTANDING Performs with clear and logical intention to group notes into phrases; breathing is logical and planned and does not inhibit note groupings.	PROFICIENT Performs with an obvious intention to group notes into phrases; breathing is logical and rarely inhibits note groupings.	DEVELOPING Performs with basic note groupings; as written and with several errors; breathing inhibits most grouping attempts.	BELOW AVERAGE Performs with no clear intention for grouping notes; frequent breathing inhibits any grouping attempts.