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iRubric: Beginning Guitar 1st playing test rubric

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Beginning Guitar 1st playing test rubric Barr Beginning Guitar Assessment Playing test. Rubric Code: J22X562 By gewoodwind Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Music Type: Quiz Grade Levels: 9-12

Grading
	Beginning 1 pts	Developing 2 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Advanced 4 pts	Total (N/A)
Pitch	Beginning Plays some of the music pitches correctly.	Developing Plays more than half of the music pitches correctly with adequate fingering choices.	Proficient Plays almost all of the music pitches correctly with good fingering choices.	Advanced Plays every music pitch correctly with excellent fingering choices.	Total
Rythmic Pulse	Beginning Plays some of the selection with adequate rhythmic sense.	Developing Plays more than half of the selection with adequate rhythmic sense.	Proficient Plays almost all of the selection with good rhythmic sense.	Advanced Plays all of the selection with excellent rhythmic sense.	Total
Left Hand/Arm	Beginning The wrist is bent & the thumb is sticking above the fingerboard. The fingers are flattened and sitting in the middle of the fret.	Developing The wrist is bent & the thumb is sticking up; however, the flattened fingers are right behind the fret bar	Proficient The wrist is starting to bend. The fingers are still curved but are located in the middle of the fret.	Advanced The wrist is predominantly straight and the thumb is behind the neck, not above. Fingers are curved, on finger tips & right behind the fret bar.	Total
Positioning of Guitar	Beginning The pick guard is above the strings causing the guitar to be going the wrong dirction.	Developing The fingerboard is completely horizontal and the pickguard is below the strings.	Proficient The fingerboard is at only slightly angled upward and the pickguard is below the strings.	Advanced The fingerboard is at a 45 degree angle and the pickguard is below the strings.	Total
Chords	Beginning Plays more than one chord.	Developing Plays multiple chords with long transitions in between. (Awkward silence.)	Proficient Plays multiple chords with little silence in between. (Plays next chord before measure is completed.)	Advanced Plays multiple chords with very little silence in between. (1-2 seconds)	Total