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Card 16
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A cadence is formed by the two chords that come at the end of a musical phrase
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Card 17
Front
When a piece in a minor key finishes with a major chord
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Card 18
Front
V-I, sounds final and complete.
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Card 19
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IV-I, also sounds complete, but not as strong. Used for the “Amen” at the end of hymns.
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Card 20
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I -V, unfinished feel to the music.
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Card 21
Front
V-VI, expect it to go to the tonic as in a perfect cadence, but instead it goes to the VI chord – so is the surprise cadence
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