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Extension of a Phrase<br />
Extension<br />
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cadence<br />
Repeoted pltroses, whether identical or modified, are not typically regarded as period<br />
structures because the second phrase is not dependent on the first. Thus the<br />
antecedent-consequent concept does not apply. Figure 6. 16 illustrates a modified repeated<br />
second phrase and a perf-ect authentic cadence as the completiitn of both phrases.<br />
Phrase I Perf'ect authentic cadence<br />
Phrase 2-Modifi ed reoeated Perf-ect authentic cadence<br />
(Assignments 6.1 and 6.2, pages 123-125; Workbool
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