V-I cadence

Plagal cadence (IV-I): A harmonic progression that resolves from a subdominant (IV) chord to a tonic (I) chord. It has a gentler and less conclusive sound compared to V-I.

Half cadence (V-X): A harmonic progression that ends on a dominant (V) chord without resolving to its corresponding tonic. It creates suspense and leaves listeners expecting further resolution.

Deceptive cadence (V-vi): A harmonic progression that resolves from a dominant (V) chord to a relative minor (vi) chord instead of the expected tonic. It surprises listeners with an unexpected twist.