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What Musical punctuation similar to a comma or period in sentence is called?

The musical punctuation similar to a comma or period in a sentence is called a cadence.

* Cadences are the endings of musical phrases, similar to how punctuation marks signal the end of a sentence or clause.

* There are different types of cadences:

* Imperfect Cadence: Similar to a comma, it creates a sense of continuation and leaves the listener wanting more.

* Perfect Authentic Cadence: Similar to a period, it provides a sense of closure and finality.

* Plagal Cadence: Often used in hymns and chorales, it has a more subdued feeling than a perfect authentic cadence.

* Half Cadence: A type of imperfect cadence that ends on a dominant chord, hinting at a resolution.

* Just like punctuation in writing, cadences help shape musical phrases and create different moods and expressions.

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