Setting an instrument to a specific pitch

How many rhythms are played correctly

How notes start and how they connect to each other

How many notes are played correctly

Correcting notes that come out sharp or flat as you play

Being able to hear the different parts equally

Using elements to affect the music

Taking in diaphragmatic breaths that support the instrument

Using customs common for a time period or type of piece

Use of lips, facial muscles, tongue and teeth when playing

Specific actions required to play an instrument correctly

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Vocabulary for Evaluating Instrumental Performances

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Terms and definitions for musical elements to consider when evaluating a performance on instruments.

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Intonation
Specific actions required to play an instrument correctly
Accuracy of pitch
Quality of sound
Staying the same speed
2
Tuning
How notes are started and connect to each other
Accuracy of pitch
Using musical elements to affect the music
Setting an instrument to a specific pitch
3
Dynamics
Staying the same speed
Volume
Setting an instrument to a specific pitch
Use of lips, facial muscles, tongue and teeth when playing
4
Accuracy in rhythm
Quality in sound
How many rhythms are played correctly
Musical sentence
How notes are started and how they connect to each other
5
Articulation
How many rhythms are played correctly
How notes start and how they connect to each other
How instruments mix together
Actions that are required to play an instrument correctly
6
Phrasing
Actions that are required to play an instrument correctly
Musical sentence
How notes are started and how they connect to each other
Correcting notes that come out sharp or flat as you play
7
Accuracy in notes
How instruments mix together
Volume
How many notes are played correctly
Accuracy in pitch
8
Tempo
Speed
Volume
How many notes were played correctly
Quality of sound
9
Blend
Taking in diaphragmatic breaths that support the instrument
How instruments mix together
Using customs common for a time period or type of piece
Specific actions required to play an instrument correctly
10
Pitch adjustments
Correcting notes that come out sharp or flat as you play
Setting an instrument to a specific pitch
Use of lips, facial muscles, tongue and teeth when playing
Volume
11
Balance
Specific actions required to play an instrument correctly
Volume
Speed
Being able to hear the different parts equally
12
Expression
Using elements to affect the music
Setting an instrument to a specific pitch
Using customs common for a time period or a type of piece
Musical sentence
13
Breathing
How instruments mix together
How many notes were played correctly
Taking in diaphragmatic breaths that support the instrument
Accuracy of pitch
14
Pulse
Being able to hear the different parts equally
Staying the same speed
Playing any elements to affect the music
Taking in diaphragmatic breaths that support the instrument
15
Tone
Quality of sound
Being able to hear the different parts equally
Setting an instrument to a specific pitch
Musical sentence
16
Style
Taking in diaphragmatic breaths that support the instrument
How notes start and how they connect to each other
Correcting notes that come out sharp or flat as you play
Using customs common for a time period or type of piece
17
Embouchure
Speed
Use of lips, facial muscles, tongue and teeth when playing
How many rhythms were played correctly
Using customs common for a time period or type of piece
18
Technique
Use of lips, facial muscles, tongue and teeth when playing
Specific actions required to play an instrument correctly
Musical sentence
Speed

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