USD 263-MULVANE SCHOOL DISTRICT

CURRICULUM MAP

MUSIC-Jazz Band


OUTCOME/ ESSENTIAL QUESTION

 

CONTENT

 

OBJECTIVE/SKILL

 

ASSESSMENT

 

What are the components of jazz?
 
Learn the basic components of jazz
 
Differentiate between classical and jazz articulations. Investigate jazz styles. (NS2, NS4, NS5)
 
Demonstrate through performance, reading, listening, vocabulary
 
What constitutes jazz improvisation?
 
Learn basic components of jazz improvisation
 
Show knowledge of basic jazz scales. Be able to compose improvisation melodies. (NS2, NS3, NS4)
 
Demonstrate through performance, reading, listening 
 
What are the different styles of jazz?
 
Investigate jazz styles
 
Analyze the following: swing, be-bop, latin, blues, dixieland, funk, rock, fusion, alternative, ballad. (NS2, NS3, NS4, NS5)
 
Listening, discussion, performance, reading
 
What are the elements of jazz rhythm?
 
Illustrate syncopated rhythms
 
Deduce what makes syncopation. Assess what makes syncopation. Imagine new rhythms. (NS2, NS3, NS4, NS5)
 
Demonstrate through performance, listening
 
What are the elements of jazz harmony?
 
The students will learn basic jazz chord structure.
 
Illustrate blues scales. Illustrate ll, V7, I chord progressions. (NS2, NS3, NS4, NS5, NS6)
 
Demonstrate through performance, listening
 
Why do I need to learn to play in a jazz ensemble?
 
The students learn technique of ensemble playing.
 
Apply balance and blend. Produce dynamics. Produce good rehearsal techniques. (NS2, NS3, SN4, NS5, NS6)
 
Demonstrate through performance
 
What specific techniques do I need to know to be competent in playing jazz?
 
The students will learn specific jazz techniques.
 
Explore glissando, shakes, turns, falls. Explore vibrato to specific instrument. Produce the use of mutes. (NS2, NS3, NS4, NS5)
 
Demonstrate through performance, vocabulary
 
What is a meaningful performance?
 
The students will give meaningful performances.
 
Evaluate their individual performance. Demonstrate gained knowledge of subject. Design a program with varying styles. (NS2, NS3, NS4, NS5, NS6, NS7, NS8, NS9)
 
Demonstrate through performance
 
Where does jazz come from?
 
The students will learn a basic understanding of jazz history.
 
Select and identify jazz greats. Evaluate and listen to jazz greats. Give opinions of what made jazz greats. (NS2, NS3, NS4, NS5, NS6, NS7, NS8, NS9)
 
Tests, listening, discussion