Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Pendulum movement cadence with tonic substituted by tonic parallel
YouTube Uploaded by Audanika on May 16, 2011
"This video shows how a major cadence can be improved by replacing the tonic by its tonic parallel. This video belongs to the post "Cadences in SoundPrism: Part II" at audanika.tumblr.com"
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This video uses the terms "cadence" and "parallel" in ways that I find unfamiliar. I am guessing that this usage comes from the author's first language not being English.
ReplyDeleteI suggest that whenever you hear "cadence" you think "chord progression" and whenever you hear "parallel" you think "relative minor." I am accustomed to using "cadence" to refer specifically to a V-I chord progression and "parallel" to refer to the simultaneous movement of two or more voices by the same number of scale degrees.