The video tutorial explores augmented 6th chords, focusing on their types and approach chords. It explains how to construct Italian, French, and German augmented 6th chords and discusses the best approach chords, such as chord 1, chord 4 in first inversion, chord 5, and chord 6 in minor keys. The tutorial emphasizes avoiding false relations and parallel fifths for smooth chord progressions.

What are the advantages of using chord 4 in first inversion before an augmented 6 chord?

How can a dominant chord (chord 5) be used effectively before an augmented 6 chord?

In what ways can approach chords be applied in a minor key compared to a major key?

What challenges arise when using chord 6 in a major key before an augmented 6 chord?