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Instrumental performance assessment Instrumental performance assessment Will be used to evaluate "twenty-point" playing assessments Rubric Code: P6X526 By weberg Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Music Type: Quiz Grade Levels: 9-12

Ten Point Playing Quiz
	Poor 6 pts	Fair 7.5 pts	Good 8.5 pts	Proficient 9.5 pts	Mastery 10 pts
Tone Quality 50 %	Poor Tone quality uncharacteristic of the instrument, lacks support and focus	Fair Exhibits characteristic tone quality of the instrument only in isolated instances, tone is usually not supported and lacks focus	Good Exhibits characteristic tone quality of the instrument much of the time, but with several flaws: - not properly centered, harsh or strident, airy, or weak	Proficient Exhibits the desired characteristic tone quality of the instrument fairly consistently, but some minor deficiencies are still present in support, focus or projection	Mastery Tone quality is full, rich, centered,supported, characteristic of the best players, confident, and projects well.
Intonation 30 %	Poor Consistently out of tune	Fair Very little consistency in tuning between notes or to a standard tuning	Good Many notes in tune but many intervals still flawed in performance	Proficient Good intonation with few minor discrepancies in pitch	Mastery Exhibits excellent intonation throughout the range required for the performance
Technical accuracy 40 %	Poor Almost all pitches are played incorrectly	Fair More pitches are played incorrectly than correctly	Good Many pitches played correctly, although there are several errors	Proficient Almost all pitches played correctly, with a only very few errors	Mastery Confidently plays all pitches correctly.
Rhythm 40 % Rhythmic accuracy Tempo selection and control	Poor Almost all rhythms are played incorrectly; pulse is unstable with many breaks or restarts	Fair A limited number of the basic rhythms are played correctly but with many incorrect rhythms; pulse is sometimes steady but with major flaws	Good Many rhythms are correct but there are several minor rhythmic flaws; pulse is fairly steady, but there are minor fluctuations in tempo	Proficient Plays most rhythms correctly with few or no errors; pulse is mostly steady with very few minor variations in tempo	Mastery Confidently plays all rhythms correctly; pulse is steady and accurate at all times
Musicianship 40 % Dynamics, articulation, phrasing, style	Poor Never performs expressive elements, sense of phrase, appropriate breathing, dynamics as written, and articulations as marked	Fair Rarely performs expressive elements, sense of phrase, appropriate breathing, dynamics as written, and articulations as marked	Good Frequently performs expressive elements, sense of phrase, appropriate breathing, dynamics as written, and articulations as marked	Proficient Performs expressive elements, sense of phrase, appropriate breathing, dynamics as written, and articulations as marked with few flaws	Mastery Confidently performs expressive elements, sense of phrase, appropriate breathing, dynamics as written, and articulations as marked

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