This document provides a rubric for assessing singing performance in grades 1-8. It evaluates students on pitch and pitch direction, rhythm, dynamics, expression, phrasing, and focus. For each element, descriptors are provided for beginning, satisfactory, proficient, and excellent performance levels. The rubric establishes clear criteria for evaluating singing skills at different grade levels.
This document provides a rubric for assessing singing performance in grades 1-8. It evaluates students on pitch and pitch direction, rhythm, dynamics, expression, phrasing, and focus. For each element, descriptors are provided for beginning, satisfactory, proficient, and excellent performance levels. The rubric establishes clear criteria for evaluating singing skills at different grade levels.
This document provides a rubric for assessing singing performance in grades 1-8. It evaluates students on pitch and pitch direction, rhythm, dynamics, expression, phrasing, and focus. For each element, descriptors are provided for beginning, satisfactory, proficient, and excellent performance levels. The rubric establishes clear criteria for evaluating singing skills at different grade levels.
This document provides a rubric for assessing singing performance in grades 1-8. It evaluates students on pitch and pitch direction, rhythm, dynamics, expression, phrasing, and focus. For each element, descriptors are provided for beginning, satisfactory, proficient, and excellent performance levels. The rubric establishes clear criteria for evaluating singing skills at different grade levels.
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Grade 4-8 D C B A
Grade 1-3 Beginning Satisfactory Profcient Excellent MARK
Melody, Pitch and Pitch Direction Developing towards singing in tune. Limited breath control. Pitch is uncertain. Sings some simple songs mostl in tune. Developing breath control !or tpical patterns. "as di#icult with managing pitch control. Sings simple songs easil and manages some more comple$ tunes some o! the time. "as ade%uate breath control. &atches pitch with !ew errors. 'on(dentl sings in tune !or most songs appropriate to student)s level. Proper breath control enhances phrasing. &atches pitch reliabl. Rhythm *empo+rhthm are uncertain and irregular. Some regularit in tempo-rhthm, but sometimes misses. &aintains consistent tempo+rhthm. &aintains appropriate tempo+rhthm !or given songs-can punctuate e#ectivel and independentl. Dynamics Dnamic level is o!ten too loud, overpowering others, or so so!t that the song cannot be heard. Dnamic level varies inconsistentl, but is developing towards appropriate levels. Dnamics are consistent and generall appropriate and balanced within the ensemble. Dnamics are appropriate !or di#erent aspects o! the song. .e/ects the notation and+or the director)s intent. Expression
&onotonic or 0$pression is 0$pression is 0$pression
Phrasing inappropriate e$pression mars per!ormance. sometimes appropriate, but ma be inconsistent. generall appropriate to the song being sung. enhances per!ormance b adding appropriate depth and emotional range. !oc"s Does not show sensitivit to conductor)s changes. 1gnores direction. 2ccasionall hits appropriate change or responds sometimes to direction given b conductor. Developing sensitivit to changes and responds to direction given b conductor. "as a con(dent command o! changes and responds sensitivel to direction given b conductor. #$#A % R"&ric for Singing C$MME'#S(