CUAMCP412 — Compose musical pieces

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What an assessment for CUAMCP412 must cover

34 assessable components: 3 elements (13 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 9 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 9 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 musical pieces

1.1Consult personnel with required expertise and identify factors that may impact on approach to composition of music
1.2Generate a range of musical ideas and starting points, and test options for realising them
1.3Discuss and refine musical ideas with required personnel
1.4Select basic structural elements for achieving desired effect of musical piece

2 Create musical pieces

2.1Organise musical elements into working versions of musical piece, applying a range of compositional techniques
2.2Share work in progress with required personnel and seek feedback on creative and technical aspects of creation
2.3Incorporate feedback and suggestions into composition according to composition requirements
2.4Listen to rehearsal of composition and make required adjustments according to composition requirements
2.5Apply copyright notice to composition according to requirements

3 Finalise and evaluate own musical compositions

3.1Present composition in required format and within required timeframe
3.2Identify criteria to measure success of own composition
3.3Evaluate own work and identify areas for future improvement
3.4Discuss composition feedback with required personnel

Performance evidence

compose at least three musical pieces in at least two different musical styles.
discuss requirements and document plans for selected pieces with required personnel
work with others involved in creating and evaluating the compositions.

Knowledge evidence

composition techniques used when composing musical pieces
approaches to composing music and factors that may impact on approach taken
processes for organising musical elements for different purposes and types of musical pieces
copyright requirements relating to composing music, including required format
key features of music technology and software used for composing music
types of notation systems used to convey musical information
formats used for presenting musical compositions
communication skills to gather feedback to inform evaluation practices
issues and challenges that typically arise in the context of composing music and strategies for overcoming them.

Foundation skills

Learning: Improves approach using reflection on past approach and feedback received
Oral communication: Clarifies own comprehension using listening and questioning skills Participates in discussion using required musical terminology
Reading: Interprets and analyses complex texts Evaluates and integrates information and ideas to construct measuring criteria to determine success of meeting requirements
Writing: Documents plans and ideas for music projects Records composition using notations and conventions in required format
Initiative and enterprise: Generates new and innovative approaches and ideas using aural skills and creativity
Planning and organising: Plans and prioritises a range of tasks to meet required timeframes
Problem solving: Decides on ideas for implementation by considering a range of factors
Teamwork: Collaborates with others and shares information and ideas
Technology: Uses required music technology and software

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What does an assessment tool for CUAMCP412 need to cover?

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