Végzárók
Végzárók are a type of musical cadence, a chord progression that brings a piece of music to a conclusion. The term is Hungarian, literally meaning "ending closure." In Western music theory, these are often referred to as cadences.
There are several types of végzárók, each with a different harmonic effect. The most common and strongest
Another significant type is the plagal cadence, which moves from the subdominant chord (IV) to the tonic
The half cadence is a progression that ends on the dominant chord (V), leaving the music feeling
Finally, the deceptive cadence is a progression that moves from the dominant chord (V) to a chord
The specific choice and ordering of végzárók significantly influence the emotional impact and perceived completeness of