iRubric: Smart Music Assessment rubric

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Smart Music Assessment Instrumental Music Playing Test Assessment rubric for scoring the performance of a Smart Music selection. Rubric Code: N867CX By fherink Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Music Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

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	Superior 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Pulse and Rhythm	Superior The excercise is performed with a consistent pulse and correct rhythms.	Good The excercise is performed with a mostly consistent pulse and mostly correct rhythms.	Fair The excercise is performed with a somewhat consistent pulse and somewhat correct rhythms. Errors are frequent, and some rhythms are played as written.	Poor Performance is rarely rhythmically accurate. Rhythms are seldom played as written and errors are extremely frequent.
Note Accuracy and Intonation	Superior All pitches are (percussion rudiments) performed accurately.	Good Most pitches are (percussion rudiments) performed accurately.	Fair Some pitches (percussion rudiments) are performed accurately.	Poor Few pitches (percussion rudiments) are performed accurately.
Tone Quality	Superior Tone is full and supported with excellent air. Sound demonstrates mature concepts of tone production.	Good Tone is full most of the time and supported with good air. Sound demonstrates an at-level concept of tone production.	Fair Tone is full sometimes, but usually lacks the appropriate air support to create a good sound.	Poor Tone is rarely full, and lacks the appropriate air support used in making a good sound.
Articulation, accents, and style	Superior Correct articulations, accents, and style is used throughout.	Good Articulations, accents, and style are mostly correctly.	Fair Articulations, accents, and style are somewhat correct.	Poor Articulations, accents, and style are mostly incorrect.
Dynamics	Superior Correct dynamics used throughout.	Good Dynamics are mostly correct.	Fair Dynamics are somewhat correct.	Poor Dynamics are mostly incorrect.