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Major Scale Assessment 12 Major Scale Assessment Students perform each of the 3 major scales chosen by the teacher. Student will play the scales beginning with a quarter note followed by eighth notes. Students should play more than one octave where appropriate. Students must exceed in all FOUR areas to receive an 'EXCEED' on each assessment. (Students may exceed on one scale but not necessarily on another) Rubric Code: XX87BB6 By imgrosser Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Music Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Student Performance
	Exceed 4 pts	Meet 3 pts	Nearly Meet 2 pts	Does Not Meet 1 pts
Scale Accuracy	Exceed Pitches are correct and in tune both ascending and descending with beautiful intonation in all registers.	Meet Pitches are correct with a few errors both ascending and descending. There may be small intonation problems.	Nearly Meet Most pitches are correct but student has problems with aspects of the scale being performed.	Does Not Meet Many incorrect pitches, intonation problems and problems maintaining proper registers.
Tone Quality	Exceed Tone is full and well projected. A truly characteristic sound for the instrument.	Meet Considerable use of projection and fullness of tone but still somewhat short of a mature sound.	Nearly Meet Limited projection - tone is poor or range is limited due to the need for a stronger embouchure and/or breath support.	Does Not Meet Sound is totally lacking in quality due to a poorly formed or weak embouchure/grip and/or no breath support.
Rhythm and Tempo Accuracy	Exceed Steady pulse with accurate rhythms at all times.	Meet Steady pulse with few rhythmic errors.	Nearly Meet Pulse is unstable with major rhythmic errors.	Does Not Meet No evidence of steady pulse.
Overall Preparation	Exceed Student performs the scale with control and fluidity. Excellent preparation is evident throughout.	Meet Student performs most of the material accurately. Preparation is good.	Nearly Meet Student has prepared less than half of the test.	Does Not Meet Student is not prepared