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This standard asks you to perform music using specific skills that match a particular music style — whether that's waiata, hip-hop, classical, or anything else. You need to show that you can identify the style, understand what skills it needs, and then actually use those skills when you play or sing. You must also show that you're listening carefully and using your ear as part of your performance.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
- ·Identify the characteristics and musical requirements of your chosen style
- ·Apply aural skills (listening and responding by ear) while performing
- ·Demonstrate technical, physical, or theoretical skills that fit the style
- ·Perform with clear control and accuracy of the chosen style
- ·Show consistency in using style-appropriate techniques throughout your performance
You use basic music skills that match your chosen style, including listening skills, with recognisable accuracy.
You apply developed skills with clear control and consistency, showing you understand how to perform in the style and demonstrating good aural awareness.