CUAMLT302 — Apply knowledge of style and genre to music industry practice
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What an assessment for CUAMLT302 must cover
22 assessable components: 3 elements (9 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 4 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 Develop music knowledge
- 1.1Identify and use appropriate sources of information about various musical genres and styles, and their historical or social contexts
- 1.2Analyse various musical genres and styles to identify their artistic and commercial qualities and features
- 1.3Analyse music artists, repertoire and trends through discussion of music performances
2 Use listening skills to analyse music
- 2.1Develop listening skills for live and recorded music to identify musical structures and use of technology in identified musical genre or style
- 2.2Listen critically to identified artists and repertoire, and compare actual performance against artistic and commercial intention, qualities and features
- 2.3Assess the contribution of technical and sound production to live and recorded music products
3 Maintain music knowledge
- 3.1Identify and use strategies to further develop music knowledge, ideas and listening skills
- 3.2Review and update knowledge of selected musical styles, artists and repertoire using appropriate information sources
- 3.3Use knowledge of genre, style, artists and repertoire in own music or industry practice
Performance evidence
- develop, maintain and apply current music knowledge to own learning and industry practice
- differentiate music genres and styles
- discuss music performances with others using appropriate terminology
- listen and evaluate the music of a range of artists.
Knowledge evidence
- explain the features of styles and genres, and their conventions
- explain how elements of musical organisation and technology are used in identified genres and styles
- describe the key qualities and features of the work of selected artists
- outline critical listening techniques.
Foundation skills
- Learning: Identifies strategies to develop own music industry knowledge and skills Experiments with new learning strategies in familiar contexts, applying them in less familiar contexts, particularly in aural analysis of music styles
- Reading: Comprehends information from different resources to keep up-to-date with music trends and styles
- Oral Communication: Participates in oral interactions using language appropriate to context and audience Listens to identify conventions in music styles
- Interact with others: Collaborates with others to share ideas and opinions
- Get the work done: Plans and implements tasks required to source information Uses analytical skills to make informed judgements about artistic and commercial value
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Questions about assessing CUAMLT302
What does an assessment tool for CUAMLT302 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CUAMLT302 needs to address all 22 unit components: 3 elements with 9 performance criteria, 4 performance evidence requirements, 4 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.
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Related units
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- CUAMLT211 — Develop musical ideas and knowledge
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- CUAMLT313 — Develop musical notation skills
- CUAMLT402 — Articulate ideas about music
- CUAMLT411 — Notate music for performance
- CUAMLT413 — Analyse basic harmony functions
- CUAMLT511 — Refine aural perception and memory skills
- CUAMLT512 — Assess significance of music and apply knowledge to professional practice
- CUAMLT611 — Analyse music
- CUAMLT612 — Analyse complex harmony
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