MUS-HS.c1 MUS-HS.c1 Category | (c1) Category 1: Executive Skills and Knowledge
The technical skills and understanding required to physically perform on the instrument, such as body format, bowing, etc.
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MUS-HS.c1.A
Body Format | MUS-HS.c1.B
Left Hand | MUS-HS.c1.C
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Students establish a lengthened and balanced posture; support instrument without tension, demonstrate ease of motion; format is adjusted for physiological changes due to growth; control of weight distribution, unilateral movement, bilateral movement,
in sitting and standing position. | Students perform with correct address and angle of left arm-wrist-hand-finger to instrument, that is balanced and free of tension; independence of fingers; ease of motion and control of finger weight; produces characteristic tone, with vibrato (as
appropriate); shows understanding and ability to apply fingerings, finger patterns, shifting, extensions. | Students perform with fluent bowing motion, control of variables (weight, angle, speed, and placement), in a variety of bowing techniques and articulations, with characteristic tone. |
CalculationsCategories are larger groups of related standards. The category grade is a calculation of all the related standards. Click on the standard name below each category to access the learning targets and rubrics/ proficiency scales for individual
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MUS-HS.c1.A | Chamberth Grade (MUS) Targeted String Standard (c1) Category 1: Executive Skills and Knowledge (A) Body Format Students perform with a lengthened and balanced posture; supports instrument without tension, demonstrate ease of motion; format is adjusted for physiological changes due to growth; control of weight distribution, unilateral movement, bilateral movement, in sitting and standing position.
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Proficiency Scale
Learning Targets
- 4.1 Continue previous criteria, monitoring, and adjusting to physical characteristics of individual students.
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MUS-HS.c1.B | Chamberth Grade (MUS) Targeted String Standard (c1) Category 1: Executive Skills and Knowledge (B) Left Hand Skills and Knowledge Students perform with the correct placement and angle of the left arm-wrist-hand-fingers to the instrument; demonstrate position that is balanced and free of tension; play with independence of fingers, ease of motion and control of finger weight; produce characteristic tone, with vibrato (as appropriate); show understanding and ability to apply fingerings, finger patterns, shifting, extensions.
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Proficiency Scale
Learning Targets
- 4.1 Artistic development and application of vibrato.
- 4.2 Extension of vertical technique.
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MUS-HS.c1.C | Chamberth Grade (MUS) Targeted String Standard (c1) Category 1: Executive Skills and Knowledge (C) Right Hand Skills and Knowledge
Students perform with fluent bowing motion, control of variables (weight, angle, speed, and placement), in a variety of bowing techniques and articulations, with characteristic tone.
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Proficiency Scale
Learning Targets
- 4.1 Ricochet bowing
- 4.2 Sautillé
- 4.3 Flying Spiccato
- 4.4 Extension of technique related to control of bowing variables (weight, angle, speed, and placement)
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