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Tonic function
Contains the stable mediant of the key (3rd note of scale) and at least one other note from the tonic chord (tonic or dominant) I iii vi
Subdominant function
Contains subdominant note (4th note of scale) - creates gravitational pull away from the tonic chord without containing leading notes - medium tension. IV ii
dominant function
Contains leading note - most tension - wants to resolve to tonic function - V vii* (V7)
most common chords
I IV V vi
Progression 1
I IV V
Progression 2
I V vi IV
Progression 3
I vi IV V
Perfect cadence
Dominant, Tonic - V I/i — dominant is always major
Plagal cadence
Subdominant and tonic - IV/iv I/i
Imperfect cadence
Dominant V - preceded by either I IV or II
Interrupted cadence
Submediant VI/vi - preceded by V