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AP
Music Theory Grades
9-12
Standard
1:
Sings,
alone and with others, a varied repertoire of music
Benchmark
Performance
will be satisfactory when the learner:
Not
applicable to this course
Standard
2:
Performs
on instruments, alone and with others, a varied repertoire
of music
Benchmark
Not
applicable to this course
Standard
3:
Improvises
melodies, variations and accompaniments
Benchmark
Not
applicable to this course
Standard
4:
Composes
and arranges music within specified guidelines
Benchmark
4.1
Composes music in a distinct style demonstrating creativity
in using the elements of music for expressive effect
4.2
Arranges pieces for voices or instruments other than
those for which the pieces were written in ways that preserve
or enhance the expressive effect of the music
4.3
Uses technology sources when composing and arranging
4.4
Understands the ranges and traditional uses of various sound
sources (e.g., voices, acoustic instruments, electronic
instruments)
4.5
Knows how to transpose
Standard
5:
Reads
and notates music
Benchmark
5.1
Uses standard notation to record musical ideas
5.2
Reads traditional notation in duple, triple, and simple
and irregular compound meters
5.3
Demonstrates the ability to read an instrumental or
vocal score of up to four staves by describing how the elements
of music are used
5.4
Reads at sight simple melodies in both treble and bass
clef in major and minor keys
Standard
6:
Listens
to, analyzes, and describes music
Benchmark
Performance
will be satisfactory when the learner:
6.1
Demonstrates knowledge of technical vocabulary of music
6.2
Understands compositional devices and techniques that
are used to provide unity and variety, tension and release
in a musical work
6.3
Describes significant musical events occurring in a
given aural example
6.4
Compares ways in which musical materials are used in
given examples of the same genre and style
Standard
7:
Evaluates
music and music performances
Benchmark
7.1
Evaluates a performance, composition, arrangement, or improvisation
by comparing it to similar or exemplary models
Standard
8:
Understands
the relationships between music, other arts, and disciplines
outside the arts
Benchmark
8.1
Understands music options after graduation including
careers in music/music related fields (avocational/vocational)
8.2
Explains ways in which the principles and subject matter
of various disciplines outside the arts are interrelated
with those of music
Standard
9:
Understands
music as an integral part of history and culture
Benchmark
9.1
Classifies by genre or style and by historical period
or culture unfamiliar but representative aural examples
of music and explains the reasoning behind their classifications
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