With the fact that the Integrated-Nine-Year-Curriculum is now underway in the educational scene, the issues involved are being thoroughly studied and heatedly discussed, and one of them is, the multiple evaluation approach. This article thus begins by examining the essence of evaluation per se, comparing it with those of measurement and testing. Then it studies the meaning of multiple evaluation approach, tracing its origin, theoretical foundations and possible ways for implementation. A portion of this study focuses on the meaning-searching of the musical art and its educational implication. The last part of this research deals with the practices and execution of the multiple evaluation approach in music teaching, presenting the following implementation models: for aural skills teaching the authentic assessment approach, for music performance teaching the performance assessment approach, and for the affective music learning domain the observational techniques. The researcher holds that for the essence of the musical art to be exemplified in music teaching, we need to abide by the following principles: sounds have to be taught before signs; musical elements, such as melody and rhythm, should take a central place in the planning of music curricula, teaching strategies and evaluation methods; aesthetic rules are decisive in the fostering of students’ music making ability as well as creativity. The multiple evaluation approach denotes either the evaluation of students’ multiple musical abilities or the evaluation through multiple ways. Based upon research conducted, the investigator finds the extreme complexity of the constructs involved in the notion of the multiple evaluation approach, which causes hesitation in its implementation. This hesitation comes mainly from the interplay of three factors:〈1〉lack of professional evaluation knowledge and skills,〈2〉the time-consuming nature of the approach, and〈3〉the issue of fairness. It thus brings up the conclusions that for the successful implementation of the multiple evaluation approach in music teaching, in addition to sticking to the essence of the musical art, tasks demanded on the part of teachers are as follows: evaluation process needs to be professionalized and goal-oriented; the implementation has to be gradually undertaken; the communication avenue has to be opened to all the people involved.