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Most music sounds finished at the end of the final phrase. When an earlier phrase sounds unfinished, it's called a/an A. complete cadence. B. first ending. C. resting place…

Most music sounds finished at the end of the final phrase. When an earlier phrase sounds unfinished, it's called a/an A. complete cadence. B. first ending. C. resting place…
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Most music sounds finished at the end of the final phrase. When an earlier phrase sounds unfinished, it's called a/an

A. complete cadence.
B. first ending.
C. resting place.
D. incomplete cadence

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an incomplete cadence is the answer. unfinished=incomplete.

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When an earlier phrase sounds unfinished, its called an (D) incomplete cadence. This is often used to build tension within the musical score before a composer ends the final phrase with a complete cadence.
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