Can an I64 CHORD go to a V chord as a cadence?

When a cadence ends with the dominant, no matter what chord preceded it, that is a Half-Cadence. So the example of I64 - V absolutely counts as a half-cadence!

1. Is i64 dominant?
2. What is i64 chord?
3. What type of cadence is V7 to I?
4. Is a Cadential 6 4 a perfect authentic cadence?

Is i64 dominant?

The proper cadential 6/4 chord features two dominant pitches, one which must be in the bass voice (to facilitate comprehension of this concept, the chords in the example below feature a simple voicing). As well, the tonic pitch and the mediant must occur in the remaining voices.

What is i64 chord?

With a pedal six-four, the bass stays on the same note for three chords in a row - the six-four chord is the middle chord of the three. The bass note is doubled in all three chords. ... IN this type of 6/4 chord, the first and third chords are usually the same root position chord.

What type of cadence is V7 to I?

An imperfect authentic cadence (IAC), like the PAC, utilizes the progression V or V7 to I with both chords in root position. The difference is that now the highest voice of the chord doesn't have to be tonic.

Is a Cadential 6 4 a perfect authentic cadence?

The complete figure is 8/6/4–8/5/3. The cadential six-four can occur over the cadential dominant of a PAC, IAC, or HC. ... A double cadence is a four-stage pattern over the cadential dominant used almost exclusively in perfect authentic cadences.