Cadences

If a chord is diatonic what does this mean

• The chord has no accidentals

• All of its notes have accidentals

• It only uses notes from the key of the piece

• It only uses microtones to build the chord

What does a capital roman numeral signify eg. VI

• That the chord is minor

• That a chord should be played louder

• That the chord is Major

• That the chord is Augmented

What is a cadence?

• 2 chords that occur at the end of a phrase

• The starting chord and ending chord of a phrase

• repeating chords found throughout a melody

• 2 chords that occur at the start of a phrase

What is a perfect cadence

• IV - I

• V - I

• iv - i

• I - V

What does a lower case roman numeral mean eg. i, iv

• That the chord is diminished

• That the chord is minor

• That a chord should be played at a lower volume

• That the chord is major

What is a plagal cadence

• V - I

• VI - i

• V - i

• iv - i

What type of Cadence is this

• Perfect

• Imperfect

• Plagal

• Interrupted

What type of cadence is this

• Imperfect

• Plagal

• Perfect

• Interrupted

Using Dmajor as the key which two chords make a perfect cadence

• A Min - D MaJ

• A Maj - D Maj

• A# Maj - Dmaj

• G Maj - D Maj

What type of cadence is this

• Imperfect

• Perfect

• Interrupted

• Plagal