Why the Augmented Chromatic Trick is WILD in Major But Fails in Minor @MusicTheoryForGuitar
Why the Augmented Chromatic Trick is WILD in Major But Fails in Minor @MusicTheoryForGuitar
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The augmented chord trick creates stunning chromatic lines—but fails in minor (unless you know this). Full video: bit.ly/4aDOMfd #ChromaticLines #ChordProgression #MusicTheory
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Why the Augmented Chromatic Trick is WILD in Major But Fails in Minor

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