Intro to Cadences (music theory)

In music, cadences help to guide the movement of a chord progression. But with names like "plagal," "imperfect," and "deceptive," cadences can seem confusing or mysterious. They're not -- at least once you see the underlying theory of harmony. I'll show you.

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