Kadence is a variant of the name Cadence, which originates from the Latin word 'cadentia', meaning 'a falling'. In Western musical theory, a cadence refers to the end of a phrase where the melody or harmony creates a sense of resolution. This term is particularly significant in music from the 16th century onwards, where it denotes the conclusion of a musical phrase, section, or piece through specific chord progressions or rhythmic patterns. The name Kadence, therefore, carries connotations of rh...