CUAMLT612 — Analyse complex harmony

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What an assessment for CUAMLT612 must cover

32 assessable components: 4 elements (15 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 5 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 8 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 analysis requirements

1.1Discuss requirements, purpose and scope of harmonic analysis brief with required personnel
1.2Determine methodologies for analysing and creating harmonisations in the context of required task
1.3Confirm musical styles and genres of music to be analysed and harmonised
1.4Clarify required timeframe for completion of task and address any factors that may impact on analysis and harmonisation

2 Identify musical elements

2.1Analyse selected music and identify elements of melody and harmony
2.2Examine melodies and implied harmonic solutions
2.3Confirm that range of music elements meets requirements and purpose for analysis and harmonisation

3 Analyse contribution of harmony to performance and compositional outcomes

3.1Assess the way harmony functions to inform the distinctive character of composition, performance and arrangement in selected musical pieces
3.2Analyse the ways harmonic elements are combined, manipulated and interpreted to achieve aesthetic, technical and expressive outcomes
3.3Discuss aspects of own work in progress with required personnel and incorporate new ideas into analysis

4 Present and review analysis

4.1Conduct harmonic analysis, incorporating theory of harmony and related vocabulary
4.2Compile and document harmonic analysis in required format and within required timeframe
4.3Discuss harmonic analysis with required personnel and adjust as required
4.4Seek feedback on final analysis and harmonisation from required personnel
4.5Evaluate own harmonic analysis and processes used for analysing harmony, and note areas for future improvement

Performance evidence

complete at least three harmonic analyses according to briefs, that incorporate advanced harmonic theories and principles.
discuss harmony in relation to performance and compositional outcomes
apply harmonic analysis to own professional practice
evaluate own analysis of harmony for future improvement

Knowledge evidence

methodologies and theories used for analysis of harmony
issues and challenges that may arise in the context of harmonic analysis and strategies for overcoming them
theory of harmony and related terminology
harmonic elements and ways in which they can be used to achieve different aesthetic, technical and expressive musical outcomes
strategies to seek and respond to feedback and evaluate practice.

Foundation skills

Learning: Plans, implements and adjusts own music analysis skills using feedback
Numeracy: Selects and applies a wide range of harmonic elements to meet requirements of the brief
Oral communication: Participates in an exchange of ideas Uses listening and questioning skills to seek information and clarify meaning Derives meaning from an aural analysis of harmonic options
Reading: Identifies and interprets textual information in different forms
Writing: Prepares specific information using required terminology and formats
Planning and organising: Makes decisions using analytical processes Sets timeframes according to schedule requirements
Problem solving: Plans and completes tasks in a logical and efficient sequence
Self-management: Uses required communication practices and protocols in discussions about own work

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What does an assessment tool for CUAMLT612 need to cover?

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