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PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT CRITERIA



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PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT CRITERIA





Instrument/voice

(9-10) Excellent

(7-8) Secure

(5-6) Mainly accurate

(3-4) Inconsistent

(0-2) Poor

Mark /10

Comments

Piece 1 —

 

 

 



 

 


 

 

Melodic accuracy/intonation

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rhythmic accuracy

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tempo and flow

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mood and character

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tone

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dynamics

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Piece 2 —

 

 

 



 

 


 

 

Melodic accuracy/intonation

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rhythmic accuracy

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tempo and flow

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mood and character

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tone

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dynamics

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Piece 3 —

 

 

 



 

 


 

 

Melodic accuracy/intonation

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rhythmic accuracy

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tempo and flow

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mood and character

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tone

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dynamics

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Piece 4 —

 

 

 



 

 


 

 

Melodic accuracy/intonation

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rhythmic accuracy

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tempo and flow

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mood and character

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tone

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dynamics

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Table of Musical and Literacy Concepts


NATIONAL 3

Styles

Melody/Harmony

Rhythm/Tempo

Texture/

Structure/Form

Timbre/Dynamics

Blues

Jazz


Rock

Pop


Rock‘n’roll

Musical


Scottish

Latin American



Ascending

Descending

Step (stepwise)

Leap (leaping)

Repetition

Sequence


Question and

answer


Improvisation

Chord


Discord

Chord change



Accent/accented

Beat/pulse

Bar

2, 3 or 4 beats



in the bar

On the beat

/off the beat

Repetition

Slower/faster


Pause

March


Reel

Waltz


Drum fill

Adagio


Allegro

Unison/octave

Harmony/chord

Solo

Accompanied/



unaccompanied

Repetition

Ostinato

Riff


Round

Striking (hitting)

Blowing


Bowing

Strumming

Plucking

Orchestra –

strings, brass,

woodwind


and percussion

(tuned and

untuned)


Accordion

Fiddle


Bagpipes

Acoustic guitar Electric guitar

Piano

Organ


Drum kit

Steel band

Scottish dance

band

Folk group



Voice/Choir

Staccato


Legato


Literacy




Lines and spaces of the treble clef

Steps


Repetition

Crotchet

Minim


Dotted

Minim


Semibreve

Barlines


Double barlines




f – forte

p – piano



< cresc (crescendo)

> dim (diminuendo)



NATIONAL 4

Styles

Melody/Harmony

Rhythm/Tempo

Texture/

Structure/Form

Timbre/

Dynamics

Baroque

Ragtime


Romantic

Swing


Concerto

Opera


Scots ballad

Mouth music

Reggae

African music



Rapping

Major/minor

(tonality)

Drone

Broken chord



Arpeggio

Chord progression

chords I, IV and

V (major keys)

Change of key


Pedal

Scale


Pentatonic scale

Octave


Vamp

Scat singing

Ornament


Syncopation

Scotch snap

Strathspey

Jig


Simple time

2 3 4


4 4 4

Compound time

Anacrusis

Andante


Accelerando

Rallentando

A tempo

Dotted rhythms



Canon

Ternary (ABA)

Verse and chorus

Middle 8


Theme and

variation

Cadenza

Imitation



Brass band

Wind band

Violin

Cello


Double bass

Harp


Flute

Clarinet


Saxophone

Pan pipes

Recorder

Tambourine

Glockenspiel


Trumpet

Trombone


Timpani

Snare drum

Bass drum

Cymbals


Triangle

Guiro


Xylophone

Harpsichord




Bass guitar

Distortion

Muted

Soprano


Alto

Tenor


Bass

Backing


vocals

Literacy




Treble clef stave

C-A’


Sequences

Semiquaver

Grouped semiquavers

Paired quavers

Repeat signs





mf — mezzo forte

mp — mezzo piano




NATIONAL 5






Styles

Melody/Harmony

Rhythm/Tempo

Texture/

Structure/Form

Timbre/

Dynamics

Symphony

Gospel


Classical

Pibroch


Celtic rock

Bothy ballad

Waulking song

Gaelic psalm

Aria

Chorus


Minimalist

Indian


Chord progressions

including chord VI

(major keys)

Imperfect cadence

Perfect cadence

Inverted pedal

Chromatic

Whole tone scale

Grace note

Contrary motion

Countermelody

Tone/semitone



Modulation

Trill


Glissando

Syllabic


Melismatic

Descant


(voice)

Pitch bend

Atonal

Cluster



Rubato

Ritardando

Moderato

Cross rhythms

Compound time

— 6 9 12


8 8 8

Strophic

Binary (AB)

Rondo (ABACA…)

Episode


Alberti bass

Walking bass

Ground bass

Homophonic

Polyphonic

Contrapuntal

Coda


Piccolo

Oboe


Bassoon

(French) horn

Tuba

Viola


Castanets

Hi-hat


Cymbals

Bongo drums

Clarsach

Bodhran


Sitar

Tabla


Arco

pizzicato

Con sordino

Flutter tonguing

Rolls

Reverb


Mezzo soprano

Baritone


A cappella

Literacy




Tones, semitones Accidentals (flats, sharps and naturals)

Scales and key signatures: C major, G major, F major and A minor

Chords: C major, G major, F major and A minor

Leaps


Dotted rhythms

Dotted crotchet

Dotted quaver

Scotch snap

1st and 2nd time

bars





ff — fortissimo

pp — pianissimo

sfz — sforzando



HIGHER



Styles

Melody/Harmony

Rhythm/Tempo

Texture/Structure/Form

Timbre/Dynamics

Sonata

Oratorio


Impressionist

Musique concrete

Plainchant

Mass


String quartets

Recitative

Chamber music

Jazz funk

Soul music


Mode/modal

Relative major/minor

Interval

Obbligato (instrumental)

Acciaccatura

Mordent


Plagal cadence

Interrupted cadence

Tierce de Picardie

Dominant 7th

Diminished 7th

Added 6th

Harmonic minor scale

Melodic minor scale



3 against 2

Time changes

Irregular time

signatures

Augmentation

Diminution



Through-composed

Da capo aria

Lied

Passacaglia



Concerto grosso

Sonata form

Exposition

Subject


Basso continuo

Ritornello



Tremolando

Harmonics

Coloratura

Ripieno


Concertino

String quartet



Literacy




Bass clef (E–C)

Note naming and transposing into bass clef

Chords I, IV, V and VI in major and minor keys

Diminished

Dominant

Naming and writing diatonic intervals formed from the tonic



6

8 time


Quavers

Crotchets

Dotted

crotchets



Dotted

minims


Triplets

Rests: Quaver

Crotchet


Dotted

crotchet


Minim

Semibreve

Da capo (DC)





Slurs

Accents


Staccato marks

Phrase marks




ADVANCED HIGHER


Styles

Melody/Harmony

Rhythm/Tempo

Texture/Structure/Form

Timbre/Dynamics

Renaissance

Pavan


Galliard

Motet


Ayre/Air

Ballett


Madrigal

Anthem

Neo-classical

Serial

Chorale


Nationalist

Electronic

dance music

Contemporary

jazz


Appoggiatura

Turn


Suspension

Tritone


Polytonality/Bitonality

Tone Row/Note Row

Augmented triad

Chords I, IV, V and VI in

major and minor keys

Chord II and 1st inversion

(major key only)


Hemiola

Fugue

Subject


Countersubject

Answer


Stretto

Antiphonal

Bridge

Leitmotiv



Inversion

Retrograde

Song Cycle


Consort

Countertenor

Sprechgesang

Piano Trio



Literacy

Melody/Harmony

Rhythm/Tempo

Identifying/Inserting chords to cadence points and under melodies

Diminished 7th

Dominant 7th

Added 6th

1st and 2nd inversions of major and minor triads

Chord II and 1st inversion (major key only)

Bass Clef C – E

Transposing bass clef into treble clef

Rewriting (in either treble or bass clef) a note at the same pitch using up to 2 ledger lines

below or above the stave

Enharmonic equivalent – rewriting a note at the same pitch

Scales and key signatures – D major, Bb major, E minor and D minor

8va ( octave higher); 8vb (octave lower)

Augmented triad



Ties

Syncopated rhythms

Time signature: 5

4

Dal segno D.S.



Fine

Time changes





ADVANCED HIGHER GRADE ASSESSMENT DEADLINES 2015/16
All pupils sitting Advanced Higher Music must ensure that the following deadlines are met; otherwise they will be not be eligible for presentation.

Each assessment MUST BE PASSED in order to proceed with the course. Failure to meet deadlines will result in a letter home.


TERM 1


24 August 2015

Analysis



Piece 1 chosen


7 September 2015

9 September 2015

Performing (Instrument 1)
Composing

Pupils must complete and perform ONE piece.

This will be recorded as evidence for the SQA


1st composition - Popsong to be completed


15 September 2015

15 September 2015

Listening

Analysis

This paper will cover concepts from Renaissance Period and will include cadences, ornaments, key signatures, time signatures, pitch (Treble and Bass Clef), Italian terms regarding dynamics and tempo.
1st piece introduction and background.


21 September 2015

Performing (Instrument 2)


Pupils must complete and perform ONE piece.

This will be recorded as evidence for the SQA
















2 November 2015

Analysis


1st draft submission, analysis of piece 1

9 November 2015

Performing (Instrument 1)


Pupils must complete and perform piece no 2.

This will be recorded as evidence for the SQA




16 November 2015

Listening

This paper will cover concepts from Baroque Period and will include cadences, ornaments, key signatures, time signatures, pitch (Treble and Bass Clef), Italian terms regarding dynamics and tempo.


23 November 2015

Performing (Instrument 2)


Pupils must complete and perform piece no 2.

This will be recorded as evidence for the SQA




30 November 2015


Analysis

Final submission/presentation of analysis of piece 1

9 December 2015


Composing

2nd Composition Theme and Variations to be completed


11 December 2015

Analysis

2nd piece chosen.


TERM 2


Deadline

(Week beginning)




Assessment




11 January 2016

Analysis


2nd piece, introduction and background submitted.


18 January 2016

Performing

(Instrument 1)


Pupils must complete and perform piece no 3.

This will be recorded as evidence for the SQA




1 February 2016

Analysis


2nd piece, introduction and background submitted.


8 February 2016

Performing

(Instrument 2)

Pupils must complete and perform piece no 3.

This will be recorded as evidence for the SQA




15 February 2016

Listening

This paper will cover concepts from 20th century period and will include cadences, ornaments, key signatures, time signatures, pitch (Treble and Bass Clef), Italian terms regarding dynamics and tempo.

24 February 2016

Composing

Final Composition to be completed.

29 February 2016

Performing

(Instrument 1)

Pupils must complete and perform piece no 4.

This will be recorded as evidence for the SQA




7 March 2016

Analysis

1st draft submission, analysis of piece 2 with comparison.

14 March 2016

21 March 2016
28 March 2016

Performing

(Instrument 2)
Analysis
Performing PRELIM

Pupils must complete and perform piece no 4.

This will be recorded as evidence for the SQA


Final submission/presentation
Perform full programme on both instruments


(1 April 2016 Easter Holidays begin)
TERM 3

Date


Assessment




Ongoing

Listening


Pupils will sit regular practice listening tests.


May 2016

May 2016

FINAL LISTENING EXAM


FINAL PERFORMING EXAM

40% of course award

Pupils will be assessed through a one hour written paper which will cover all concepts from the concept table and include musical literacy.


60% of course award

Advanced Higher Music Checklist

Performing

Instrument 1 ___________



Planned Date

Date

Piece

Mark

Assessment 1




w/b 7th Sept







/10

Assessment 2




w/b 9th Nov







/10

Assessment 3




w/b 18th Jan







/10

Assessment 4




w/b 29th Feb







/10

Programme Finalised
















Prelim




w/b 21st Mar




Mark /30

Grade

Exam




May












Instrument 2 ___________



Planned Date

Date

Piece

Mark

Assessment 1




w/b 21nd Sept







/10

Assessment 2




w/b 23rd Nov







/10

Assessment 3




w/b 8th Feb







/10

Assessment 4




1/b 14th Mar







/10

Programme Finalised
















Prelim




w/b 21st Mar




Mark /30

Grade

Exam




May











Listening




Planned Date

Date

Mark

Grade

Assessment 1 (Renaissance)

15th Sept










Assessment 2 (Baroque)

16th Nov










Assessment 3 (Classical)

7th Dec










Assessment 4 (Romantic)

25th Jan










Assessment 5 (20th Century)

8th Feb










Prelim

Mid February











Composing




Deadline

Evaluated

Outcomes covered

Skills/Exercises










Pop Song

16th Sept







Theme and Variations

9th Dec







3rd Composition

24th Feb







Final Composition











Analysis






Deadline

Pass/Fail

Audio/Score Examples ()

Piece 1 Chosen




24th Aug







Piece 1 Intro/background




15th Sept







Piece 1 Draft 1 submission




2nd Nov







Piece 1 Final

submission/presentation






30th Nov







Piece 2 Chosen




11th Dec







Piece 2 Intro/background




1st Feb







Piece 2 Draft 1 submission with

comparison






7th Mar







Final submission




21st Mar








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