2007-04-11, 23:08
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New Blood
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Palm Bay, Florida
Posts: 30
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Originally Posted by northerndragon
do you think you can go a little more in depth with this? like explain what cadences are, how they are used and be a little more detailed in your description of the cadences? that would be highly appreciated. thanks
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He pretty much went as in depth as one can go when it comes to cadences. There's nothing more anyone can really add.
There's two more cadences that I can think of, and one of them is the deceptive cadence.
The Deceptive Cadence is V- ?. The piece builds up to the V, then when the ear expects to hear the I, it instead goes to another chord, most of the time that chord being a vi.
The other cadence is the leading-tone Imperfect Authentic Cadence. What this is, it's an inverted V7 to I. The other way this can be accomplished is a vii (dim) to I.
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Db Dim 7 b9
So that would be...Db Fb Abb Cbb Ebb.
Fuckin' crazy...
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