CUAMLT511Refine aural perception and memory skills

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What an assessment for CUAMLT511 must cover

36 assessable components: 4 elements (18 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 7 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 7 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 Set personal goals for refining aural perception skills

  • 1.1Identify application of aural perception skills required in own music practice in consultation with required personnel
  • 1.2Determine practice techniques and tools for improving own aural skills for rhythmic, melodic and harmonic music structures
  • 1.3Select genres and styles related to own music practice that can be studied in the context of refining aural perception skills
  • 1.4Prepare plan for own skill development, including timeframes and criteria for measuring improvements
  • 1.5Discuss skill development plan with required personnel and incorporate feedback

2 Develop aural recognition and memory skills

  • 2.1Analyse terminology and conventions of music forms, music notation and music structures, and apply to improving own aural perception skills
  • 2.2Practise aural identification and memory using hearing techniques and apply to recognition and reproduction of music structures
  • 2.3Develop skills in music writing using aural transcription
  • 2.4Explore rhythmic, melodic and harmonic structures using aural recognition and transcription
  • 2.5Develop aural identification of instrumental timbres, textures, formal structural elements and other aspects of musical expression

3 Apply aural perception skills

  • 3.1Extend aural recognition of pitch to wider repertoire of intervals, scales, and longer, more complex melodic phrases
  • 3.2Extend aural recognition of rhythm to more complex time signatures and rhythmic phrases
  • 3.3Extend aural recognition of harmony to wider repertoire of chords, extended chords and more complex progressions
  • 3.4Discuss application of advanced aural perception skills with required personnel and incorporate ideas and techniques into own music practice

4 Evaluate own skill development

  • 4.1Monitor own progress against personal goals and skill development plan
  • 4.2Discuss progress of skill development with required personnel and update plan according to discussion as required
  • 4.3Identify personal strengths and weaknesses related to aural perception and note areas for improvement
  • 4.4Evaluate overall effectiveness of learning methods in refining aural perception skills

Performance evidence

  • transcribe at least three different music structures using aural perception and memory skills.
  • plan, monitor and evaluate progress in refining own aural perception skills
  • hear and recognise complex music structures
  • discuss and apply aural perception skills related to own music practice

Knowledge evidence

  • different musical elements, including rhythm (including syncopation), harmony, and pitch
  • musical protocols, customs and terminology for listening to music related to chosen music specialisation
  • techniques to improve aural memory and skills for aural identification
  • conventions for music writing connected with aural transcription
  • requirements of a skill development plan
  • strategies to evaluate and improve skill development and respond to feedback
  • issues and challenges that arise in the context of improving aural perception skills and strategies for addressing them

Foundation skills

  • Learning: Develops own skills and knowledge using identified strategies. Draws on a broad and expanding repertoire of strategies in musicianship that facilitate development of skills.
  • Oral communication: Participates in a verbal exchange of ideas and solutions, and uses detailed and clear language to contribute information and express requirements.
  • Reading: Evaluates and integrates information in written text that contributes to own aural skill development.
  • Writing: Generates and revises planning documentation in relation to skill development. Uses music notation in transcribing music. Communicates complex relationships between aural perception skills and transcription skills.
  • Planning and organising: Plans and prioritises tasks required to achieve set goals.
  • Self-management: Makes decisions about skill development needs related to own tasks using exploration and analysis.
  • Teamwork: Collaborates with and requests feedback from others.

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Questions about assessing CUAMLT511

What does an assessment tool for CUAMLT511 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CUAMLT511 needs to address all 36 unit components: 4 elements with 18 performance criteria, 4 performance evidence requirements, 7 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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