CUAVOS311 — Use music and singing in performances

1 Prepare to use voice and musical instruments

• 1.1Perform warm-up routine required for voice in performance
• 1.2Demonstrate required physical posture, stance and breathing techniques for voice production
• 1.3Discuss with required personnel factors that may inhibit or damage voice, voice projection and singing
• 1.4Discuss with required personnel how to care for and store instruments according to manufacturer specifications

2 Practise technical control and vocal range

• 2.1Demonstrate breathing exercises, flexibility and control of articulation using vocal techniques
• 2.2Practise extending vocal range using technical speech and voice exercises
• 2.3Practise vocal technique, harmony, accuracy and strength
• 2.4Analyse characteristics of a style or piece of music through knowledge of musical elements, terminology and voice
• 2.5Read and interpret a set of notes in treble and bass clef and notes performed through singing
• 2.6Sing a course of principal chords, intervals and tetrachords of a major scale from a keyboard and from a piece of music
• 2.7Sing sequences of notes of a major scale using different pitch, time, rhythm and diatonic intervals

3 Practise playing rhythmic music on percussion instruments

• 3.1Identify how the physical parts of conventional and non-conventional percussion instruments produce sound
• 3.2Develop technical skills in producing the required patterns, elements and techniques of singing and playing percussion instruments

4 Perform in an ensemble and solo

• 4.1Identify and comply with health and safety requirements for performances
• 4.2Perform different rhythms and styles of music on different percussion instruments, solo and in an ensemble
• 4.3Perform an ensemble of simple songs, both a cappella and accompanied
• 4.4Identify opportunities for improving own performance using feedback from required personnel

What does an assessment tool for CUAVOS311 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CUAVOS311 needs to address all 44 unit components: 4 elements with 17 performance criteria, 8 performance evidence requirements, 13 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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