What is a "Slovenian Cadence"?
I recently acquired a large collection of music theory review materials. In it, I came across the term "Slovenian cadence." Does anyone know what this might be? Unfortunately, the review materials came from an untold number of sources acquired over several years (if not decades), and there's no way of identifying who it was that actually used this term.
Online searches for "slovenian cadence" only seem to provide results for Melania Trump's speech patterns (!). Does anyone know what this might be? I have *never* come across this term anywhere else.
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Nicholas S. answered 04/03/20
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Perfect Slovenian cadence - iii6 to I (tonic in both soprano and bass of I)
Imperfect Slovenian cadence - iii6 to I (tonic not in both soprano and bass of I)
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Takeisha H.
It’s two types of slovenian cadence which are a perfect and imperfect slovenian the imperfect slovenian cadence does not appear in the soprano and bass of I in the tonic iii6 to I. And the perfect slovenian cadence iii6 to I appears in the both soprano and bass in the tonic I.01/06/21