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iRubric: SINGING SKILLS NEEDED FOR CECILIA'S SONG rubric

iRubric: SINGING SKILLS NEEDED FOR CECILIA'S SONG rubric

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SINGING SKILLS NEEDED FOR CECILIA'S SONG Singing Skills The following rubric is a checklist for singing skills that will help guide your audition preparations. Rubric Code: K338BC By cjanson Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Music Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Singing Skills
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Developing 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Energy and projection	Excellent CONSISTENTLY, you sang with energy, with your mouth opened, and your voice projected loudly across the room	Good MOST OF THE TIME, you sang with energy, with your mouth opened, and your voice projected to a large degree	Developing SOME OF THE TIME, you sang with energy, with your mouth opened, and your voice projected to a small degree	Poor You DID NOT sing with energy, your mouth was not opened, and your voice did not project at all
Diction and expression	Excellent CONSISTENTLY, you sang with words that were understandble, and you expressed your connection - vocally and facially - to the music as you sang	Good MOST OF THE TIME, you sang with words that were understandble, and you mostly expressed your connection - vocally and facially - to the music as you sang	Developing SOME OF THE TIME, you sang with words that were understandble, and sometimes you expressed your connection - vocally and facially - to the music as you sang	Poor You DID NOT sing with words that were understandble, nor did you express your connection - vocally or facially - to the music as you sang
Pitch accuracy	Excellent CONSISTENTLY, you sang with accurate pitches; you matched pitch throughout the melody in both the low and high parts of your vocal range	Good MOST OF THE TIME, you sang with accurate pitches; you mostly matched pitch throughout the melody in both the low and high parts of your vocal range	Developing SOME OF THE TIME, you sang with accurate pitches; you sometimes matched pitch throughout the melody in both the low and high parts of your vocal range	Poor You DID NOT sing with accurate pitches; you did not match pitch throughout the melody
Tone quality	Excellent CONSISTENTLY, you sang with beautiful tone that was pleasing and supported by good breath control; the tone was never too harsh, too nasally or too breathy	Good MOST OF THE TIME, you sang with beautiful tone that was pleasing and supported by good breath control; the tone was rarely too harsh, too nasally or too breathy	Developing SOME OF THE TIME, you sang with beautiful tone that was pleasing and supported by good breath control; the tone was sometimes too harsh, too nasally or too breathy	Poor You DID NOT sing with beautiful tone that was pleasing and supported by good breath control; the tone was either too harsh, too nasally or too breathy in general
Correct rhythm	Excellent CONSISTENTLY, you sang with accurate rhythms; you were never ahead of or behind the beat; you kept the correct time, even during rests, and never skipped beats	Good MOST OF THE TIME, you sang with accurate rhythms; you were rarely ahead of or behind the beat, you rarely rushed or skipped beats	Developing SOME OF THE TIME, you sang with accurate rhythms; you were sometimes ahead of or behind the beat, often you rushed or skipped beats	Poor You DID NOT sing with accurate rhythms; you were often ahead of or behind the beat; you rushed or skipped beats throughout
Focus	Excellent CONSISTENTLY, you sang with focus; your eyes were up and out - not looking down, back and forth or wandering; you concentrated on and committed to the act of singing throughout	Good MOST OF THE TIME, you sang with focus; your eyes were up and out - not looking down, back and forth or wandering; you mostly concentrated on and committed to the act of singing	Developing SOME OF THE TIME, you sang with focus; your eyes were up and out - not looking down, back and forth or wandering; sometimes you concentrated on and commited to the act of singing	Poor You DID NOT sing with focus; your eyes were not up and out; you often looked down, back and forth or lost focus; you did not concentrate on and commit to the act of singing
Posture	Excellent CONSISTENTLY, you stood upright, with your feet shoulder width apart, your hips squared, your shoulders down and back, your eyes out, your arms relaxed	Good MOST OF THE TIME, you stood upright, with your feet shoulder width apart, your hips squared, your shoulders down and back, your eyes out, your arms relaxed	Developing SOME OF THE TIME, you stood upright, with your feet shoulder width apart, your hips squared, your shoulders down and back, your eyes out, your arms relaxed	Poor You DID NOT stand upright, with your feet shoulder width apart, your hips squared, your shoulders down and back, your eyes out, your arms relaxed

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