A borrowed chord is a chord from the parallel scale.
What is a cadence?
The gap between two notes
A progression of at least two chords that concludes a phrase, section or piece of music
A chord that uses a minor third and perfect fifth
A ❌ cadence sounds finished. It is often used at the end of ❌, when singers sing 'Amen'. It is formed by chords IV- I.
❌ cadences sound unfinished. They end on V without progressing to I.
❌ cadences use ❌ to I.
Tension and release refers to holding a string, then releasing it.
What are the different ways you can achieve tension and release?
Dominant to tonic sonority (chord 5 to chord 1)
Tendency tones (you expect a certain tone to come next, based on previous tones)
Dissonance to consonance (something that sounds 'wrong' but is then resolved)
Silence
Major scale formula:
What is this, and what do you do when you see it?
A rhythmic tie; play the note for as long as the value of the two beats combined.
A plagal cadence; play the note for as long as the value of the two beats combined.
A rhythmic tie; let the first note ring until you play the second note.
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