CUAMPF617 — Lead music rehearsals

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What an assessment for CUAMPF617 must cover

47 assessable components: 6 elements (27 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 6 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 9 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 Develop musical direction skills

1.1Research scores and performances with own musical possibilities and outcomes in mind
1.2Participate in formal and informal learning experiences for own artistic and professional development
1.3Research cultural contexts, contemporary issues and other art forms and assess application in own work practice

2 Prepare performance programs

2.1Discuss vision for program and expected performance outcomes with required personnel
2.2Discuss and confirm roles of personnel in rehearsal with producers, and propose repertoire
2.3Consult required personnel on repertoire and its suitability according to scope, range and capabilities of ensemble instrumentation or vocal ranges of performers
2.4Seek and evaluate feedback on selected repertoire and incorporate into final selection of repertoire and program
2.5Communicate final musical vision to required personnel

3 Finalise rehearsal schedule

3.1Allocate adequate rehearsal time for repertoire according to optimal performance outcomes
3.2Communicate details of rehearsal content and standard of musical preparation to required personnel, allowing sufficient time for preparation
3.3Communicate details of responsibility for equipment, instruments, accessories, and venue for rehearsal to required personnel
3.4Confirm required work health and safety (WHS), copyright and performing rights requirements are met
3.5Identify problems that might arise in relation to rehearsal schedule, and develop contingency plans

4 Prepare to rehearse performance programs

4.1Assess musical and technical aspects of repertoire and determine their effect on rehearsals
4.2Prepare repertoire and confirm that performance vision can be achieved with performers and within allocated rehearsal time
4.3Confirm that resources required for rehearsals are obtained and available according to rehearsal and repertoire requirements
4.4Communicate with performers and optimise learning of the program using communication techniques
4.5Evaluate final repertoire and its potential expressive qualities in preparation for own role in rehearsal

5 Direct rehearsals

5.1Confirm that individual and collective tuning is at required standard using listening skills
5.2Give clear directions to performers for structure, beat, entry cues, dynamics, colour and expression
5.3Recognise and work with the collective and individual skills of performers
5.4Motivate performers to achieve performance excellence using music knowledge and technical skills
5.5Provide feedback to develop performers’ work as required

6 Evaluate rehearsals

6.1Participate in debriefing sessions with required personnel and identify strengths and weaknesses of rehearsal processes
6.2Document outcome of debriefing sessions according to related rehearsal conventions
6.3Note areas for future improvement and develop strategies accordingly
6.4Reflect on own performance as rehearsal leader and others’ feedback, and incorporate into improvement strategies

Performance evidence

provide musical leadership at rehearsals on at least three occasions to a professional standard.
discuss and select repertoire and program
direct performers during rehearsals to achieve required performance standard
conduct and document post-rehearsal debriefing sessions
identify and implement ways to develop own direction skills

Knowledge evidence

factors that inform choice of repertoire and development of performance programs
music theory, technical skills and communication techniques and skills required to organise and direct music rehearsals
roles of different personnel involved in preparation of a performance program, including: promoters, producers, performers
issues that typically arise in the context of leading music rehearsals, and how they might be overcome
evaluation techniques and methods for reviewing others and providing applicable feedback
work health and safety (WHS) requirements and procedures in relation to conducting and performing.

Foundation skills

Learning: Identifies and uses opportunities to extend professional knowledge Plans work opportunities in line with career goals and artistic aspirations
Numeracy: Performs calculations required to estimate time
Oral Communication: Articulates clearly, using language required for audience and environment Uses questioning and listening skills to clarify meaning Interprets and responds to non-verbal messages Uses words and non-verbal features to communicate messages
Reading: Analyses texts and extracts information for potential use
Writing: Records results of workplace checks and meetings in required format Develops documents for personal and professional use using clear, industry terminology
Planning and organising: Plans, organises and undertakes tasks to meet required outcomes
Problem solving: Anticipates potential problems and uses analytical skills when formulating contingency plans
Self-management: Analyses information and makes decisions directly related to own role Evaluates outcomes and identifies improvement opportunities Understands and meets expectations associated with own role Complies with legislative requirements
Teamwork: Uses interpersonal skills when leading and encouraging others Acknowledges different skills, opinions and perspectives

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What does an assessment tool for CUAMPF617 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CUAMPF617 needs to address all 47 unit components: 6 elements with 27 performance criteria, 5 performance evidence requirements, 6 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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