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G-CUR-016 · Music, Rhythm & Listening

Scope: Pitch, rhythm, polyphonic listening, instrumental coordination, improvisation and group entrainment.

Canonical-unit rule: This pathway sequences the same Power-specific tutorials available individually. It does not contain a competing body of teaching material. Complete each tutorial in its declared mode; perform capability practice only where the treatment explicitly authorises it.

G-CUR-016 canonical Power units
Power unitTitleTreatmentFull tutorial and authority
1. PWR-145
TLU-PWR-145
Pitch controlFull low-stakes tutorialOpen full tutorial
Permitted inside the full tutorial limits
2. PWR-146
TLU-PWR-146
Rhythm synchronisationFull low-stakes tutorialOpen full tutorial
Permitted inside the full tutorial limits
3. PWR-147
TLU-PWR-147
Voice projectionFull supervised tutorialOpen full tutorial
Qualified supervision required
4. PWR-148
TLU-PWR-148
Vocal timbre controlFull supervised tutorialOpen full tutorial
Qualified supervision required
5. PWR-149
TLU-PWR-149
Polyphonic listeningFull low-stakes tutorialOpen full tutorial
Permitted inside the full tutorial limits
6. PWR-150
TLU-PWR-150
Instrumental coordinationFull low-stakes tutorialOpen full tutorial
Permitted inside the full tutorial limits
7. PWR-151
TLU-PWR-151
Musical improvisationFull low-stakes tutorialOpen full tutorial
Permitted inside the full tutorial limits
8. PWR-152
TLU-PWR-152
Group entrainmentFull low-stakes tutorialOpen full tutorial
Permitted inside the full tutorial limits

Five-stage pathway framework

Five-stage pathway framework
StageNamePurpose
1OrientRead scope, prerequisites and the authority treatment.
2TraverseOpen each canonical Power unit in the declared order.
3IntegrateConnect only authorised lessons without enlarging claims.
4TransferUse predeclared contexts and preserve limitations.
5MaintainReview, retain, retire or seek qualified support.

Pathway completion record

Record which Power-specific tutorials were completed, which included governed practice, which required a provider or research route, and what retention, transfer or maintenance decision followed. Completion does not create capability proof, validation, qualification or promotion.