What Can You Write After an Augmented 6th Chord? - Music Composition

The video tutorial explains the construction and resolution of augmented 6th chords, focusing on Italian, French, and German variations. It provides a step-by-step guide to forming these chords in C major and discusses their role as predominant chords leading to dominant chords. The tutorial also covers advanced techniques, such as using chord inversions and avoiding parallel fifths, to achieve smooth chord progressions.

What is the role of the tonic in constructing an augmented 6th chord?

How can you use a chord in second inversion to aid in resolving to the dominant chord?

What are the potential risks of experimenting with chords outside the standard resolutions?

In what ways can augmented 6th chords add color to a musical progression?