Foundation of Music Edcuation - Teacher Information Book & Assessment Procedures
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1 Foundation of Music Edcuation - Teacher Information Book & Assessment Procedures Levels of Assessment Grade Four Grade Three Grade Two These levels are currently being developed Grade One Preliminary Grade Gold Level Silver Level Bronze Level Please use this examination procedural manual with the compliments of the Foundation of Music Education Music Ink Pty Ltd under exclusive license to Foundation of Music Education Page 4
2 Foundation of Music Education Bronze Level Bronze Level Syllabus Technical Work Please note: All technical work must be played from memory Five Finger Exercise - see example below C major hand position Play Right Hand Play Left Hand Tempo: crotchet = 72 Exercise to be played with controlled staccato and an even legato tone demonstrating finger independence. Two (2) examples. q = 72 Chord Playing - see example below Play either Chord I and/or Chord V7 as shown Play Right Hand and Left Hand separately Chords to be played with correct fingering, all three notes played simultaneously. Two (2) examples. I V7 I V7 Aural Development Rhythm - page 6 The examiner will clap a one (1) bar rhythm, (twice) for the candidate to clap back. Examples will be from page 6, which include the following rhythms: crotchets, two quavers, crotchet rests. Two (2) examples. Melody - page 7 The examiner will play a one (1) bar melody, (twice) for the candidate to sing back. Examples will be from page 7, which contain notes from C-G and involve steps, skips and/or repeated notes. Two (2) examples. Chord Identification - page 7 The examiner will play a Chord I in C major root position followed by a I or V7 chord. The candidate is to identify the second chord as I or V7. Two (2) examples. Sight Reading Note - page 8 Candidates will be asked to play an example from page 8, containing 4 notes (1 bar) written as crotchets. These examples contain notes between and including C & G in the treble clef only and commencing on either C or G. Rhythm - page 8 Candidates will be asked to clap a one bar rhythm from page 8. Examples contain the following: crotchets, quavers and crotchet rests. General Music Knowledge Candidates will be asked to identify the following symbols: Treble Clef Bass Clef Bar line Double Bar line Stave C (Common Time) Practical Performance Play three (3) contrasting pieces to be selected from the following resources: JKC 2: Music Munchkins Level 2 March Running on the Spot Fanfare Creepy Colin Published by Forte School of Music JKC 3: Music Munchkins Level 3 Antʼs Brigade Sorbet City Published by Forte School of Music Piano Keys Level 1 Symphony No. 9 Fox Hunt Barcarolle When the Saints New World Symphony Published by Forte School of Music Kidsʼ Stuff Card Game Pet Parade In Flight Published by Warner Chappell Music Please use this examination procedural manual with the compliments of the Foundation of Music Education Music Ink Pty Ltd under exclusive license to Foundation of Music Education Page 5
3 Foundation of Music Edcuation - Bronze Level Rhythm Clapping Examples Bronze Level The examiner will clap a one-bar rhythm pattern for the candidate to clap back. The example will be from the rhythms listed below. Two (2) examples. The examiner will give instructions like... Clap after me. Listen, 1, 2, 3, 4... Examiner claps rhythm: Candidate claps rhythm: Please use this examination procedural manual with the compliments of the Foundation of Music Education Music Ink Pty Ltd under exclusive license to Foundation of Music Education Page 6
4 Melody Singing Examples Foundation of Music Education Bronze Level The examiner will play a one (1) bar melody (3 crotchet beats and a rest) for the candidate to sing back. The example will be from the melodies listed below. Candidates may sing solfege, or use the sounds: lah, dah, or mah. Two (2) examples. The examiner will give instructions like... I want you to sing the notes that I play for you. First, Listen to the key. [play chords] Now, sing these notes for me. EXAMPLE ONLY Chord Identification The examiner will play a Chord I in C major root position followed by a I or V7 chord. The candidate is to identify the second chord as I or V7. One (1) example. The examiner will give instructions like... I will play some chords for you to hear the key, just listen. [Examiner plays chords] Now I am going to play some chords. The first one will be chord I. Can you tell me what the second chord is? Please use this examination procedural manual with the compliments of the Foundation of Music Education Music Ink Pty Ltd under exclusive license to Foundation of Music Education Page 7
5 Foundation of Music Edcuation - Bronze Level Sight Reading Examples- notes Bronze Level Candidates will be asked to read and play 4 notes from the examples listed below. One (1) example. The examiner will give instructions like... Here are some notes that I would like you to play for me. 1. Is the first note do or so? 2. Are there any repeated notes - like two dos in a row? 3. Do the notes move in step or skip? Sight Reading Examples- rhythms Candidates will be asked to read, clap and vocalise a one-bar rhythm from the examples listed below. One (1) example. The examiner will give instructions like... Here is a rhythm that I would like you to clap for me. Remember to say the names like tun or ti-ti while you are clapping Please use this examination procedural manual with the compliments of the Foundation of Music Education Music Ink Pty Ltd under exclusive license to Foundation of Music Education Page 8
6 Foundation of Music Education Bronze Level Assessment Report BRONZE LEVEL SAMPLE REPORT ONLY Candidate Name: Examiner Code: Candidiate Code: Teacher Code: Date of Exam: Please Note: A tick indicates the candidate has completed the requirement, otherwise no mark will be shown. Candidates who have not met sufficient criteria overall, will be given a particapation certificate only. Please use this examination procedural manual with the compliments of the Foundation of Music Education Music Ink Pty Ltd under exclusive license to Foundation of Music Education Page 9
7 Foundation of Music Edcuation - Bronze Level 1. TECHNICAL WORK Five Finger Exercise Technical Elements 1 2 Summary - Technical Work Played correct notes 1. The candidate demonstrated the ability to Played correct rhythm play both the exercise and chords and excelled Played legato in all technical elements listed. Played staccato Played with consistent tempo 2. The candidate demonstrated the ability to Played with suitable hand shape play with most of the technical elements listed and is competent in this area. C Major Chords I and V7 Technical Elements The candidate demonstrated today, a need Played correct notes for further development and improvement in Played with correct fingering this area of the assessment. Played all notes simultaneously Played suitable hand shape 2. PRACTICAL PERFORMANCE Piece 1 Piece 2 Piece 3 Summary - Practical Performance 1. The candidate demonstrated through practical performance, an excellent knowledge and application of all technical elements listed. Technical Elements The candidate demonstrated through practical Played correct notes performance, competency in the knowledge and Played correct rhythm application of most of the elements listed. Appropriate tempo Consistent tempo Suitable hand shape 3. The candidate demonstrated today, a need Correct articulation(if applicable) Correct dynamics(if applicable) Played at the correct 8ve Accurate RH/LH co-ordination SAMPLE REPORT ONLY for further development and improvement in this area of the assessment. 3. MUSICIANSHIP Aural Development - Rhythm Technical Elements 1 2 Summary - Aural Development Clapped correct rhythm 1. The candidate demonstrated all technical Consistent tempo elements listed and displayed a very high level of aural ability for this level. Aural Development - Melody Technical Elements The candidate demonstrated most of the Sang notes on pitch technical elements listed and displayed a Consistent tempo competent level of aural ability. Aural Development - Chords 3. The candidate demonstrated today, a need Technical Elements 1 for further development and improvement in Correctly identified chord this area of the assessment. Please use this examination procedural manual with the compliments of the Foundation of Music Education Music Ink Pty Ltd under exclusive license to Foundation of Music Education Page 10
8 Foundation of Music Education Bronze Level 3. MUSICIANSHIP CONT Reading Development - Note Technical Elements 1 Summary - Reading Development Played correct notes 1. The candidate demonstrated all technical Played correct rhythm elements listed and displayed an excellent Appropriate tempo reading ability today. Consistent tempo 2. The candidate demonstrated most of the Reading Development - Rhythm technical elements listed and displayed a Technical Elements 1 competent level of aural ability. Clapped correct rhythm Identified rhythms 3. The candidate demonstrated today, a need Appropriate tempo for further development and improvement in Consistent tempo this area of the assessment. 4. GENERAL MUSIC KNOWLEDGE 5. PRESENTATION Technical Elements 1 Criteria 1 Treble Clef Dressed Appropriately Bass Clef Greeted Examiner Bar line Correct seating position Double bar line Correct posture Stave C is for Common Time 6. SUMMARY Overall Result Successfully completed all requirements for Bronze Award SAMPLE REPORT ONLY General Comments Examiner's Signature Date Please use this examination procedural manual with the compliments of the Foundation of Music Education Music Ink Pty Ltd under exclusive license to Foundation of Music Education Page 11
9 Foundation Bronze Level - Five Finger Exercise
10 Foundation Bronze Level - Five Finger Exercise
11 RH I V 7 Foundation Bronze Level - Chord Playing
12 LH I V 7 Foundation Bronze Level - Chord Playing
13 Foundation Bronze Level - Sight Reading - Note
14 Foundation Bronze Level - Sight Reading - Note
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20 Foundation Bronze Level - Sight Reading - Note
21 Foundation Bronze Level - Five Finger Exercise
22 Foundation Bronze Level - Five Finger Exercise
23 Foundation Bronze Level - Five Finger Exercise
24 Foundation Bronze Level - Five Finger Exercise
25 Foundation Bronze Level - Five Finger Exercise
26 Foundation Bronze Level - Five Finger Exercise
27 Foundation Bronze Level - Five Finger Exercise
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