CUAMCP311 — Create simple musical compositions

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What an assessment for CUAMCP311 must cover

33 assessable components: 4 elements (16 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 9 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 5 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Prepare to compose song or musical piece

1.1Confirm purpose of song or musical piece to be composed in consultation with required personnel
1.2Select musical styles, elements, forms and structures suited to purpose of song or musical piece
1.3Select instruments, playing techniques or technologies suited to purpose of song or musical piece
1.4Discuss and agree on convention and format for final presentation of song or musical piece with required personnel

2 Compose melodies

2.1Apply standard melody conventions to song or musical piece
2.2Identify climax points, harmonies and intervals to be used in song or musical piece
2.3Align lyrics with starting points, climaxes and cadence points of song melody as required
2.4Use chord progressions and sequences in melody that suit style and mood of song or musical piece
2.5Confirm melody is rhythmically coherent and appropriate rhythm patterns are used for style and mood of song or musical piece
2.6Test and manipulate musical elements using aural techniques and creativity
2.7Assess level of difficulty and register of melody and match them to characteristics of musical style used in song or musical piece

3 Review composition

3.1Evaluate and adjust own work according to composition requirements
3.2Seek feedback on work in progress from required personnel and refine composition as required
3.3Discuss use of aural perception skills with required personnel and identify strategies to improve compositional outcomes

4 Finalise composition

4.1Apply copyright notice to composition according to requirements
4.2Present compositions in agreed format and within required timeframe

Performance evidence

compose at least two different simple songs or musical pieces according to agreed requirements.
use musical elements and melody conventions suited to composition type
apply critical listening and aural perception skills.

Knowledge evidence

conventional and unconventional musical styles, forms and structures
chord progressions and sequences in melody, and application to different musical styles and moods
scope and capacity of instruments used for developing compositions
aural techniques used when composing musical pieces and songs
process for composing melodies
techniques for using technology to present musical works for submission and feedback
copyright requirements when composing songs and musical pieces, including required format
communication skills to gather feedback to inform evaluation practices
issues and challenges that typically arise in the context of composing songs or musical pieces and strategies for resolving them.

Foundation skills

Numeracy: Works within time signature of musical piece Identifies and uses numeric value of notes according to time signature
Oral communication: Discusses compositional requirements using language and features required for audience Obtains information and clarification by listening and questioning
Writing: Prepares and records compositions according to requirements
Planning and organising: Plans and completes own tasks in a logical and efficient sequence
Teamwork: Collaborates with others to explore ideas and concepts, seek feedback, and reach agreement

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What does an assessment tool for CUAMCP311 need to cover?

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