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NCEA Level 3 Music Studies (91421) 2016 — page 1 of 4

Assessment Schedule – 2016 Music Studies: Demonstrate understanding of harmonic and tonal conventions in a range of music scores (91421) Assessment Criteria

Achievement Achievement with Merit Achievement with Excellence

Demonstrating understanding of harmonic and tonal conventions involves:

Demonstrating breadth of understanding of harmonic and tonal conventions involves:

Demonstrating comprehensive understanding of harmonic and tonal conventions involves:

• identifying harmony within a given framework by:

• analysing harmonic progressions within a given framework by:

• analysing extended extracts of harmony within a given framework

- naming chords and their inversions

- indicating the harmonic function of chord progressions and non-essential notes.

- relating the function of chord progressions to their wider context.

- identifying specified tonal and harmonic features.

• realising harmony within a given framework (a chord progression, and a melody and / or bass line) by:

• effectively realising harmonic progressions within a given framework (a chord progression, and a melody and / or bass line) by:

• convincingly realising extended extracts of harmony within a given framework (a chord progression, and a melody and / or bass line) by:

- notating bass notes, and chords, in isolation.

- creating bass lines, and harmonic progressions.

- creating bass lines, and harmonic progressions, appropriate to their context.

Guidelines for applying the Assessment Schedule Characteristics of harmonic realisation

In a four-part “classical” texture: In a “contemporary” (keyboard) texture:

• Chord voicing: - root doubled in chords I and V - bass doubled in chord Ic - third doubled in chord vi - all notes present in chord V7 - avoidance of parallel 8ves and 5ths - avoidance of doubled leading note.

• Chord voicing - follows the example of the context provided - third omitted in sus chords - third present in all seventh, extended and added-

note chords (fifth etc. may be omitted).

• Voice leading: - leading note rises by step to tonic, or falls to the fifth

of chord I - seventh of chord V7 falls by step - voices ideally move by step to the nearest note of

the following chord - no more than an octave between upper parts.

• Voice leading - follows the example of the context provided.

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Evidence

Question Sample Evidence Achievement Achievement with Merit

Achievement with Excellence

ONE

(a) Non-essential notes: (1) (lower) auxiliary / neighbour

note (2) accented passing note /

appoggiatura (3) passing note (4) suspension.

Analyses the function of THREE non-essential notes.

(b) Chords and cadences:

A I Ic V Imperfect

B ii V7 I Perfect

Identifies FIVE (of six) chords in the correct inversion.

Names BOTH cadences.

(c) Chord identification: (1) IVb (2) Ib (3) IV (4) Ic

Identifies THREE (of four) chords using Roman numeral notation.

(d) Harmonic and tonal features: • diminished 7th – bar 8, LH,

last chord • chromatic passage – bar 10,

RH, either notes 4–7 OR 8–11.

Identifies ONE of the specified features.

(e) Related keys:

Y F major Dominant

Z G minor Relative minor

Indicates the key of BOTH passages.

Indicates the relationship of BOTH keys to the tonic key.

(f) Possible realisation:

Realises the harmony by:

Effectively realises the harmony by:

Convincingly realises the harmony by:

• adding bass notes and inner parts to match THREE chord indications.

• adding correct bass notes for all FOUR chords

• adding correct bass notes for all FOUR chords

• adding inner parts to create complete triads for all FOUR chords, with allowance for TWO errors.

• adding inner parts, with idiomatic voice leading, to the passage, with allowance for ONE error.

N1 N2 A3 A4 M5 M6 E7 E8 ONE (of six) opportunities at any level.

TWO (of six) opportunities at any level.

THREE (of four) Achievement opportunities.

FOUR (of four) Achievement opportunities.

THREE (of four) Merit opportunities.

FOUR (of four) Merit opportunities.

ONE (of two) Excellence opportunities.

TWO (of two) Excellence opportunities.

N0/ = No response; no relevant evidence.

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Question Sample Evidence Achievement Achievement with Merit

Achievement with Excellence

TWO

(a) Pivot chord: • vib / iib, I / IV or iii / vi (accept

non-idiomatic inversions)

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Possible realisation:

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• adding correct bass notes for all FIVE chords

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Effectively realises the harmony by:

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• adding inner parts to create complete triads for all THREE chords.

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Effectively realises the harmony by:

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• adding inner parts to create complete triads for all THREE chords.

(d) Possible realisation:

Realises the harmony by:

Effectively realises the harmony by:

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• adding bass notes and inner parts to match FOUR chord indications.

• adding correct bass notes for all FIVE chords

• adding correct bass notes for all FIVE chords

• adding inner parts to create complete triads for all FIVE chords, with allowance for TWO errors.

• adding inner parts, with idiomatic voice leading, to the passage, with allowance for ONE error

• adding a passing note in one voice.

N1 N2 A3 A4 M5 M6 E7 E8 A partial piece of evidence at any level.

ONE (of five) opportunities at any level.

TWO (of four) Achievement opportunities.

THREE (of four) Achievement opportunities.

TWO (of four) Merit opportunities.

THREE (of four) Merit opportunities.

ONE (of two) Excellence opportunities.

TWO (of two) Excellence opportunities.

N0/ = No response; no relevant evidence.

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Question Sample Evidence Achievement Achievement with Merit

Achievement with Excellence

THREE

(a) Chord identification: (1) Gm7 (2) Fmaj7 (3) Dm7 (4) G9 (accept G7)

Identifies THREE (of four) chords using jazz / rock notation.

(b) Possible realisation:

Realises the harmony in the keyboard part by:

Effectively realises the harmony by:

Convincingly realises the harmony by:

• adding bass notes and right-hand chords to match THREE chord indications.

• adding correct bass notes for all FIVE chords

• adding an idiomatic bass line

• adding right-hand chords to create complete triads for all FIVE chords, with allowance for TWO errors.

• adding right-hand chords, with idiomatic voicing and voice leading, to the passage, with allowance for ONE error.

(c) Possible realisation:

Realises the harmony in the keyboard part by:

Effectively realises the harmony by:

Convincingly realises the harmony by:

• adding bass notes and right-hand chords to match TWO chord indications.

• adding correct bass notes for all FOUR chords

• adding an idiomatic bass line

• adding right-hand chords to create complete triads for all FOUR chords, with allowance for TWO errors.

• adding right-hand chords, with idiomatic voicing and voice leading, to the passage, with allowance for ONE error.

N1 N2 A3 A4 M5 M6 E7 E8 A partial piece of evidence at any level.

ONE (of three) opportunities at any level.

TWO (of three) Achievement opportunities.

THREE (of three) Achievement opportunities.

ONE (of two) Merit opportunities.

TWO (of two) Merit opportunities.

ONE (of two) Excellence opportunities.

TWO (of two Excellence opportunities.

N0/ = No response; no relevant evidence.

Cut Scores

Not Achieved Achievement Achievement with Merit Achievement with Excellence

0 – 8 9 – 14 15 – 20 21 – 24

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