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→Plagal cadence
The most important cadence, since it is usually placed at the end of a piece or the end of a major section. This cadence consists of the dominant chord followed by the tonic chord.
The most important cadence, since it is usually placed at the end of a piece or the end of a major section. This cadence consists of the dominant chord followed by the tonic chord.
=== Plagal cadence ===
=== Plagal cadence (Amen, agreeance) ===
This cadence may also be used to close a piece, but it is not as strong as the perfect cadence. The cadence is used to create a sense of agreement or "Amen". The cadence consists of the subdominant chord followed by the tonic chord.
This cadence may also be used to close a piece, but it is not as strong as the perfect cadence. The cadence is used to create a sense of agreement or "Amen". The cadence consists of the subdominant chord followed by the tonic chord.