10 Types of Cadences To End Your Musical Phrases More Creatively

[@AntoineMichaudGuitarLooping]

MISTAKE: In example #1... I wrote G - C but played A - D. I played the wrong frets, but nonetheless, the relationship between the two chords stays exactly the same. I just should've played G - C like I've written. Brain fart!

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Dang, I was going to snarkily point this out.

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[@MichaelTrentColvin]

Those barr chords took some work huh ? A right of passage I think 🤔 I've played for 40+ years so I know Outstanding work, thanks for sharing ❤ SUBSCRIBED 😎

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[@imlafonz8047]

One of my favorite cadences is bVI-I. In the key of D, B flat resolves to A, D stays the same, F resolves to F sharp, A flat resolves to A

[@dogechannel872]

Can be considered as quick modulation counterclockwise by circle of fifth

[@imlafonz8047]

@@dogechannel872 also I meant the key of D not F (edited now)

[@dogechannel872]

@@imlafonz8047 then this might be bVI7 - I cadence in D maj Not bVII but bVI Sounds pretty nice!

[@jackflicker8577]

@@dogechannel872 that's almost I* - I

[@Mauitaoist]

Another brilliant lesson giving us the tools we need to be improvisational guitarists!

[@lifeisneverthesame910]

Recognizing cadences is the secret to play music by ear.

[@snoopyvsme]

*progressions

[@CoraStanley-ue7rw]

Thank you, you explained these rather well. Just watching this video sparked several fresh ideas. Glad I found your channel this morning.

[@RockWeller]

Great explanation Antoine!

[@ScarSonic97]

Minor Plagal Cadence - "Don't look back in anger" by Oasis :) Fmag/Fmin/Cmag//

[@IlkoBirov]

And the end of Love of My Life by Queen: Em - Gm - D

[@SAKVIII]

The Smash Bros Melee example for the action cadence blew my mind, i really didn't notice at first

[@jesusprem]

Good explanation 👍😊😁😉. Thanks for the lesson.

[@sthengr]

Enjoyed the lesson, thanks!

[@AntoineMichaudGuitarLooping]

My pleasure!

[@D3fcon141]

I had "discovered" the Andalusian cadence a while ago when messing around with barre chords as a (less advanced) beginner. Am - G - F - E When I heard you play it I felt like a badass, lol

[@NickyDIY101]

this help when to guessing the song chord progression. Nice video.

[@griguthul]

This is great. Good job.

[@RockerProf]

Fantastic!!! Thank you.

[@jeroenfigee]

7:22 -> try Blues .... that's the same thing. :-/ . Thanx for this. Great video for me cos usually when I found theory about candence I only found the IV - I -cadence. Didn't know there were more options. Love the DeceptiveCadence... less cliches, more fun :-) That ActionCadence is great too and what you said, EPIC CADENCE is also a great name. . Thanx for this ; Thumbs up + subscribed.

[@RockWeller]

Love this lesson! Greetings from Singapore!

[@tiablasangoriti8347]

That was a wonderful lesson. I'm glad I found your work. I'll be back fore more music theory for sure.

[@AntoineMichaudGuitarLooping]

Welcome to my channel, Bill! Enjoy :-)

[@allentaylor3325]

You rock dude. Thanks.

[@hannahmaningo8884]

This is a great help. Thanks a lot!!

[@AntoineMichaudGuitarLooping]

My pleasure :-)

[@FeryAndrianus]

You've broaden my knowledge. Thank you for sharing this. 👍

[@matsnyberg8127]

Beatiful guitar

[@iamcicada1392]

This was very helpful, thanks man. Godspeed!

[@princessl.d.g.]

Which cadence(s) do you recommend me to use to link Verse 1 to Chorus to Verse 2 to Chorus 2 to Bridge and to Outro?

[@HowlingUlf]

haha gotta love your enthusiasm! More of that and the world would be a better place.

[@AntoineMichaudGuitarLooping]

Thanks, I appreciate that :-)

[@FenderBender503]

Sultans of Swing seems to be a good example of the Andulasian Cadance, correct me if I'm wrong

[@AntoineMichaudGuitarLooping]

Almost! Just the last chord is not a "V" chord but a "bVII" chord. That's from memory though, but I'm pretty as I'm hearing it in my head.

[@jamesjones-rp6cl]

Excellent stuff Thanks soo much I just subscribed!!

[@AntoineMichaudGuitarLooping]

Welcome aboard!

[@OM-md6ki]

Very good lesson bro!

[@j5545]

Great lesson thank you

[@AntoineMichaudGuitarLooping]

You're welcome!

[@meherhowji]

Is key change cadence possible because the sus4 drops the leading tone of the major scale? ie G B D, B is not played which is also 7th degree, which drops the tension to resolve to the root?

[@joanofheart]

Thanks, this is great! I am going to look more into action cadence as I also come from a gaming background and noticed it does have an influence at times. Nice demo on smash bros haha! I will look further into these types for further recommendations for voicings.

[@CD_Character]

I saw the Seagull and knew you had to be Canadian before you spoke. The Godin family are nice guitars. Anyway, I enjoyed that and I'll be checking out your channel.

[@AntoineMichaudGuitarLooping]

Thank you. I love my Seagull!

[@ChristofferKeizer]

Excellent video, sir. Thank you.

[@Alex_Short]

where i can find more information about cadences? Would you be so kind sir?

[@anubhajain8419]

thanks for the precious knowledge sir . respect from india 🙏

[@AntoineMichaudGuitarLooping]

My pleasure!

[@toddfederman8221]

Nice 😊

[@tbeezy737]

What about vi to I ?

[@orb3796]

Hmm, you could play that, but one wouldn't really hear that as a cadence. vi and I share a lot of notes, so going from vi to I doesn't have a very strong pull

[@1120timmyw]

Question. 8 action cadence. Why not say 4 5 6 chords?

[@oilyakara]

Because the song is in a minor key.

[@l_ndonmusic]

I’ve also heard of the Mario cadence which is instead of playing bVI - bVII - i you play bVI - bVII - I basically it’s the same thing except the tonic chord is major

[@tamburavadak]

Would that be an instance of the Picardy Third?

[@bharathguitarsounds7995]

Dude, thanks for this. BTW i have been trying to under cadences with 7th 9th and Dim chords. Can you help?

[@Sonic_Egg]

fifth degree, roadhouse!

[@buddhikaroxz]

Awesome ❤

[@internetexplorerchan2697]

So the "mario cadence" is mostly used in POWER METAL?? Nice vid.

[@RipollReggae]

Nice Vid! I think the name of action cadence, actually, is Backdoor cadence. Check it out. Thanks for your channel!!

[@AntoineMichaudGuitarLooping]

Thanks! From what I've seen, it seems like the Backdoor Cadence is ''iv - bVII - I'', as what I'm showing was ''bVI - bVII - i '', so I'm not sure it's exactly the same thing.

[@tiotharius]

Isn’t the key change cadence just a utilisation of the interrupted cadence, and not a separate cadence?

[@AntoineMichaudGuitarLooping]

The interrupted cadence is to go to a different chord than expected, but in the same given key. Most of the times it's going to be the IV or VI chord. The Key change cadence is to resolve differently than expected, but it also changes the tonal center of your new set of chords (it changes the key). I agree this wasn't clear enough in my video, because I said ''you can go anywhere'', but that's a vague term!

[@tiotharius]

@@AntoineMichaudGuitarLooping I get that, but it does ask the question of 'What if you change the key so the VI chord is now the I chord?' since it would sound like the interrupted cadence, but after that first chord you realise it's actually the key change cadence. Like a hidden/disguised transition kind of thing. Edit: Just tried something with the example you gave for the interrupted cadence. It seems the 50's progression (vi-IV-V-I) fits really well on the end of it (playing Am - F - G - C - (Bdim) - Am). Was that what you were starting to play at the end of it?

[@AntoineMichaudGuitarLooping]

Then I would call this a ''pivot chord'' because it's used in both tonalities. So technically, I would still call this a ''key change cadence'' because the pivot chord serves the purpose of liking two keys together to change keys. That being said, a ''key change cadence'' is not even a real term, so we might be debating on nothing concrete :-) call it however you want, it's how you use it that counts!

[@nicolasgalipeau3632]

@@AntoineMichaudGuitarLooping I think the problem is not the theory you give but what you play. I could be wrong, but it feels to me that both in the key cadence and the interrupted cadence, you don't end on the new chord, you start on the new chord. Both time you spend too much time on the V chord, making us hear a half cadence instead and then going to a new chord for the start. For the interrupted cadence to work, you need not spend that much time on the V, we need to think you're doing the same thing as V - I but instead switching that I for a VI or something else. Hope it helps!

[@jbj3rd]

The smash bros theme always gets stuck in my head so hard

[@SaxandRelax]

thats why its his 5th symphony V I V I V I V I V I V I

[@oneguitarband9469]

i-iv-V it is :)

[@Euro.Patriot]

I fucking love the I VIb VIIb I one.

[@eneaganh6319]

8. If you do instead of Cm Cmaj, you get the Mario cadence

[@lauroneto3360]

Man, you forgot the b6 Major - b7 Major - Root Major cadence. Classical stuff as well

[@joerivera3222]

Can someone explain half cadence better

[@neonapathy2225]

numebr sten asint nos scadence

[@creepymcpeepers]

Sup

[@marckwalker]

action cadence has his own name .. its called broken cadence ! .... you welcome !!