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A '''cadence''' is a group of [[note]]s or [[chord]]s at the end of a phrase or piece of [[music]] that gives a feeling of pausing or finality. An important characteristic of any cadence is its degree of finality, expressed in terms of its relative strength. Cadences may be thought as the punctuation in music, just like commas or full stops in a sentence.
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A '''cadence''' is a group of [[note (music)|note]]s or [[chord (music)|chord]]s at the end of a phrase or piece of [[music]] that gives a feeling of pausing or finality. An important characteristic of any cadence is its degree of finality, expressed in terms of its relative strength. Cadences may be thought as the punctuation in music, just like commas or full stops in a sentence.
    
Cadences may be notated in two styles: vocal style and piano style.
 
Cadences may be notated in two styles: vocal style and piano style.
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