APFIVE Cadential 6/4 Chord Function
How does the function of a cadential 6/4 chord differ from a typical second inversion tonic chord in a harmonic progression?
A
A cadential 6/4 chord acts as a subdominant function, whereas a typical second inversion tonic chord serves as a dominant preparation.
B
A cadential 6/4 chord functions as a dominant preparation, while a typical second inversion tonic chord serves as a tonic prolongation.
C
A cadential 6/4 chord resolves directly to tonic, while a typical second inversion tonic chord must resolve to a dominant chord.
D
A cadential 6/4 chord is used exclusively for modulation, while a typical second inversion tonic chord maintains the current key center.
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