Performance

Learning Objectives

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Learning Objectives

  • Participate willingly in the final performance with confidence and collaborative spirit.
  • Play an active role in the planning of a performance, including choosing the repertoire.
  • Prepare enthusiastically for the performance through practice and rehearsal.
  • Maintain a journal throughout the preparation period.

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Revision Notes & Summary

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Summative Assessment Notes

Examples of Summative Assessment

  • Individual Assessments:
    • Student is asked to choose and present a song on a given theme.
    • Student is asked to create a story and embellish it with sound and music.
    • Student is asked to present a simple classical composition, along with arohana and avarohana and while keeping tala.
  • Group Assessments:
    • The class prepares for a performance, including planning the repertoire, promoting the event, and other aspects of event planning.
    • The class presents a performance incorporating songs learnt through the year.

Criteria for Summative Assessment

  • Individual Criteria:
    • Ability to choose appropriately and sing fluently in pitch and rhythm.
    • Creativity, expression, musical choices, overall presentation.
    • Ability to sing the correct notes of the raga and with the correct tala.
  • Group Criteria:
    • Creative ideas, coordination, teamwork, and enthusiasm.

Performance Preparation Activities

  1. Designing the Stage:
    • Consider how to design the stage relevant to your theme.
    • Determine if lights and sound equipment are required.
    • Plan the use of performance space effectively.
    • Decide on props and whether an anchor is needed to engage the audience.
    • Plan advertising strategies for the performance.
  2. Rehearsal and Feedback:
    • Perform for a teacher or friend and seek feedback to enhance strengths and work on weaknesses.
    • Create a practice plan based on received feedback.
    • Use learned elements such as singing in parts or using body percussion.
    • For instrumentalists, focus on dynamics and knowing when to lead or support.

Example Song for Performance

  • Swagatham Shubha Swagatham
    • Lyrics include:
      • Swagatham shubha swagatham
      • Atha swagatham, shubha swagatham
      • Anand mangala mangalam (x2)
      • Nitha priyam bharatha bharatham
    • This song was sung at the inauguration ceremony of the 1982 Asian Games in New Delhi, composed by Pandit Ravi Shankar.
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