- Andalusian Cadence: Even if this have "cadence" in the name, it is not really a cadence. It is a chord progression, often played in loop, that is very popular in flamenco music. Because it is often played in loop, you can consider it in tonalities, depending on what fonction you assign to each chord. But what if we wanted to use it as a regular cadence anyways? let's put it to the test - sus4 Chord: The name may be not as sexy as the other ones on the list, it is a pretty interesting one. We didn't really have a closer look to it so what better time than now? It is a chord made of a Root note, a Perfect 4th and a Perfect 5th. Classically used as a transition chord, you can also use it as a regular chord to blur the boundaries between major and minor tonalities - sus2 Chord: Considererd less popular than the sus4, it is also classically a transition chord. It can bee just as useful as the sus4, and speaking of it here is a good opportunity shift toward voicings.