Standard set
Grades 6-8
Standards
Showing 51 of 51 standards.
PERFORM
Create
Respond
Respond/Listen
AERO.MU.1.G8
Standard 1: Sing and play a varied repertoire of music
By the end of grade 8:
AERO.MU.2.G8
Standard 2: Read music from traditional and nontraditional notation
By the end of grade 8:
AERO.MU.3.G8
Standard 3: Analyze and evaluate own performances
By the end of grade 8:
AERO.MU.4.G8
Standard 4: Improvise melodies, variations, and accompaniments
By the end of grade 8:
AERO.MU.5.G8
Standard 5: Compose and arrange music using notation
By the end of grade 8:
AERO.MU.6.G8
Standard 6: Analyze and evaluate own creations
By the end of grade 8:
AERO.MU.7.G8
Standard 7: Understand the historical contributions and cultural dimensions of music
By the end of grade 8:
AERO.MU.8.G8
Standard 8: Understand relationships among the arts and disciplines outside the arts
By the end of grade 8:
AERO.MU.9.G8
Standard 9: Analyze, evaluate, and respond to varied musical repertoire and performances
By the end of grade 8
AERO.MU.1.a.G8
a. Perform a moderately difficult repertoire of music representing various genres, styles, and cultures, including that of the host country and large subgroups of the school population, with expression and technical accuracy
AERO.MU.1.b.G8
b. Independently select repertoire, prepare, and perform alone and with others in an expressive and accurate manner (considering: length of program, intended audience, rehearsal preparation, stylistic considerations, and individual interpretation)
AERO.MU.2.a.G8
a. Recognize and interpret symbols and terms referring to the elements of music (including but not limited to: pitch, rhythm, articulation, tempo, meter, dynamics, melody, harmony)
AERO.MU.2.b.G8
b. Sight-read accurately at a developmentally appropriate level
AERO.MU.3.a.G8
a. Identify and apply stylistically appropriate criteria for evaluating the effectiveness of a variety of performances, using music vocabulary
AERO.MU.3.b.G8
b. Critique performance etiquette using appropriate criteria
AERO.MU.4.a.G8
a. Improvise short melodies, unaccompanied and with given rhythmic accompaniments, each in a consistent style, meter, and tonality
AERO.MU.4.b.G8
b. Improvise variations on a simple melody that involve both rhythm and pitch
AERO.MU.5.a.G8
a. Compose and notate a medium-length song for two to four voices using teacher-specified guidelines
AERO.MU.5.b.G8
b. Arrange a given piece of music for different instrumentation
AERO.MU.5.c.G8
c. Compose a short piece for non-traditional sounds or electronic media
AERO.MU.5.d.G8
d. Explain why various forms of notation evolved (i.e., chant, guitar tablature, lead sheets, percussion notation, 20th century)
AERO.MU.5.e.G8
e. Create and notate a harmonic accompaniment for a simple melody (e.g. I, IV, V)
AERO.MU.6.a.G8
a. Explain own compositional choices using appropriate music terminology and criteria
AERO.MU.6.b.G8
b. Compare own compositions with those of established composers using appropriate terminology and style-appropriate criteria
AERO.MU.6.c.G8
c. Compare own improvisations with those of established improvisers using appropriate terminology and style-appropriate criteria
AERO.MU.7.a.G8
a. Identify and explain the stylistic characteristics of various periods of Western classical music
AERO.MU.7.b.G8
b. Explain the roles of musicians and composers (e.g., orchestra conductor, folk singer, church organist) in various musical settings and cultures
AERO.MU.7.c.G8
c. Explain how political, historical and cultural norms and expectations influence the creation of music and vice versa
AERO.MU.8.a.G8
a. Describe similarities and differences among the characteristics of music, theatre, visual arts, and dance within a particular historical period or culture
AERO.MU.8.b.G8
b. Identify and describe the cultural, political, and historical influences on works of all art forms from various time periods (e.g., the influence of Napoleon on Beethoven's Third Symphony and ...)
AERO.MU.8.c.G8
c. Describe how music is interpreted through science, math, and physiology
AERO.MU.8.d.G8
d. Describe how personal musical taste has evolved over time
AERO.MU.9.a.G8
a. Identify and analyze, using music terminology, the use of complex forms (e.g. sonata allegro, fugue) and musical elements in a variety of music
AERO.MU.9.b.G8
b. Identify/classify world music (non-Western, including host country and subgroups of the student population) by style, using musical terminology
AERO.MU.9.c.G8
c. Visually and aurally identify common instruments from a variety of cultures
AERO.MU.9.d.G8
d. Identify and apply stylistically appropriate criteria, using music vocabulary, for evaluating the effectiveness of a variety of others' musical performances and creations
AERO.MU.9.e.G8
e. Use appropriate musical terminology and criteria to compare different performances of the same work
AERO.MU.9.f.G8
f. Demonstrate appropriate audience behavior for a variety of musical styles and settings
Framework metadata
- Source document
- AERO Music Standards
- License
- CC BY 4.0 US