APFIVE Phrygian Half Cadence Characteristics
In what way does the voice leading in a Phrygian half cadence differ from that of a typical half cadence in minor mode?
A
The Phrygian half cadence uses a $$\text{II}$$ chord instead of $$\text{V}$$, emphasizing the Phrygian mode
B
It employs a $$\text{vii}°$$ chord resolving to i, creating a stronger pull towards the tonic
C
The Phrygian half cadence features a $$\text{iv}^6$$ chord moving to V, with the bass descending by semitone
D
It incorporates a $$\text{VI}$$ - $$\text{V}$$ progression, highlighting the raised 6th scale degree
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