iRubric: 8th grade listening response rubric

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8th grade listening response 4th and 5th grade Music: Critique Connect Students will listen to a music example and write a response to mood, music elements and history Rubric Code: C948CC By EAMartin Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Music Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8

Gr 8 Music Listening Response
	poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Music Listened to "Listen to two examples of Classical music. Write about one"	poor student does not identify what music example was listened to.	Fair Student identifies only one example.	Good Student indentifies two music examples by composer only.	Excellent Student identifies two music examples by full title and composer.
mood "Describe in your own words the mood the music puts you in."	poor Student does not describe the mood of the music.	Fair Student briefly describes the mood of the music.	Good Student describes the mood of the music using good descriptive language in 3-5 sentences.	Excellent Student describes the mood of the music using very descriptive language in a full paragraph.
Background/Current use "Find out why this music was written and if it is still performed today.	poor Student did not write about the background or current of this music.	Fair Student briefly describes the background and/or current use of this music.	Good Student gives good background information and discusses the current use of this music.	Excellent Student gives excellent history of this music and discusses the current popularity and or use of this music.
musical elements "Discuss these musical elements in the music: dynamics, articulation, instrumentation, temp"	poor Student did not include any musical elements in his/her listening response.	Fair Student included 1-2 of the musical elements in his/her listening response.	Good Student included 2-3 of the musical elements in his/her listening response.	Excellent Student included all of the musical elements in his/her listening response.
Mechanics Spelling, punctuation, grammar, effort, neatness	poor many errors, not typed, no cover page	Fair a few errors, typed without a cover page	Good a few errors, typed and with a cover page	Excellent no errors, typed, cover page included