CUAMLT413 — Analyse basic harmony functions

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27 assessable components: 4 elements (14 performance criteria), 2 performance evidence and 5 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 6 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 Clarify requirements for analysis

1.1Discuss requirements, purpose and scope of harmonic analysis with required personnel
1.2Identify musical styles, genres and pieces for harmonisation
1.3Identify methods for analysing harmony according to requirements and purpose of work task
1.4Clarify and address factors that may impact on the analysis

2 Prepare to analyse harmony

2.1Identify key signatures, accidentals and other harmonic indicators in selected music
2.2Identify chords and chord progressions in notation and through aural recognition in selected music
2.3Identify how selected chords in progression are used to create harmonic motion and resolution
2.4Harmonise musical extracts, applying knowledge of different harmonic and melodic elements

3 Analyse contribution of harmony to performance and compositional outcomes

3.1Listen to musical examples, and identify and discuss with required personnel the way in which harmony functions
3.2Investigate the way harmonic elements are combined, manipulated and interpreted for aesthetic, technical and expressive outcomes using musical examples
3.3Discuss aspects of own harmonisation with required personnel and incorporate feedback and ideas as required

4 Finalise analyses and harmonisations

4.1Apply theory of harmony and related vocabulary to harmonic analyses and harmonisation
4.2Present and discuss own analysis and harmonisation with required personnel
4.3Seek feedback from required personnel on own analyses and harmonisations, and note areas for future improvement

Performance evidence

complete at least three harmonic analyses
harmonise at least three musical extracts using required conventions of music writing and terminology

Knowledge evidence

methods for: deconstructing musical examples into theoretical components for analysis
methods for: analysing functional harmony
methods for: reading, interpreting and creating notated music
contribution of harmony to selected musical compositions and performances
communication skills to gather feedback to inform practice

Foundation skills

Oral communication: Participates in discussions and clarifies meaning using language required for audience Listens for required information in musical works
Reading: Interprets textual information in different forms, and evaluates methodologies and elements using information gained
Writing: Documents a plan addressing factors which may impact work output Communicates relationships between the elements of harmony in required style for intended audience
Planning and organising: Plans and completes own tasks in a logical and efficient sequence
Self-management: Makes decisions directly related to own role, with the assistance of required personnel
Teamwork: Conveys and elicits information using collaboration

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What does an assessment tool for CUAMLT413 need to cover?

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