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Music 1.1 AS 90012 (version 3) -  Perform contrasting music as a featured soloist

Assessment Schedule

Evidence

Achieved

Merit

Excellence

Performance of contrasting music as a featured soloist before an audience

 

Performance of contrasting music is:

  • generally accurate, and
  • demonstrates some technical skills reflecting the technical demands of a third year of study through itinerant lessons (e.g. some control of bowing, some control of embouchure, some control of breathing, some consistency in changing registers, some playing techniques appropriate to the instrument, some consistency of tone), and
  • demonstrates appropriate musicianship with respect to phrasing, dynamics, rhythm and feel and reflective of the musical demands of a third year of study through itinerant lessons, and
  • demonstrates presentation skills appropriate to the genre and style of the music, including appropriate posture and stagecraft.

Performance of contrasting music is:

  • fluent and mostly accurate, and
  • demonstrates technical skills (e.g. appropriate bowing, appropriate embouchure, effective breathing, consistency in changing registers, playing techniques appropriate to the instrument, a mostly consistent tone), and
  • demonstrates effective musicianship through communicating understanding of the musical style, including phrasing, dynamics, rhythm and feel, and
  • demonstrates effective presentation skills appropriate to the genre and style of the music, including appropriate posture and stagecraft..

Performance of contrasting music is:

  • confident, fluent, accurate, and
  • demonstrates secure technical skills (e.g. secure bowing, reliable embouchure, secure breathing, consistency in changing registers, secure playing techniques appropriate to the instrument, consistency of tone), and
  • demonstrates convincing musicianship through communicating clear understanding of the musical style, including phrasing, dynamics, rhythm and feel, and
  • demonstrates convincing communication skills through committed rapport with the music, instrument and audience.

Student: Rosel
Instrument:
Voice
Repertoire:
Laughing and Weeping (Schubert), In dulce jubilo (Bach)

Final Result: Merit  

Comments: These performances were fluent and mostly accurate and you demonstrated technical skills that are developing. The main area for technical development is the concept of tone and breath support. Often your sound is rather breathy and unsupported. There was evidence of effective musicianship for this level, in particular a sense of the musical line. However your communication with the audience was weakened by your reliance on looking down at the score. One of the expectations in vocal performance is the direct communication with the audience and even when music is used you should aim to look up and engage your listeners with the story in the songs. The development of these aspects in particular would see your achievement move towards the excellence level for this Standard.

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