Campo Harmônico Sem Decoreba: Como os Acordes São Formados, se Conectam e Funcionam

Harmonic fields aren't just a sequence of chords to memorize. In this lesson, you'll understand how tetrads are formed, how the seven chords of the major harmonic field arise, and why each one plays a different role in music. 🎸 JOIN THE FREE MASTERCLASS ON AUGUST 5TH: 👉 https://www.luizcriasom.com.br/inscre... In this masterclass, we'll put this theory into practice and visualize chords, scales, and connection points across the entire guitar fretboard. If you're watching after that date, access the same link to find other available content and lessons. In this lesson you will understand: • What triads and tetrads are • How chords are formed by stacking thirds • The differences between a major third and a minor third • The differences between a major seventh and a minor seventh • The four types of tetrads present in the major harmonic field • How the major scale generates the seven chords of the harmonic field • Why each degree has a specific type of chord • How tonic, subdominant, and dominant work • How chords create rest, preparation, and tension • Why different chords can perform similar functions • How the tritone present in the dominant leads to resolution • How to visualize these structures on the guitar fretboard • The initial logic of Drop chords and inversions This lesson is taken directly from my course Unlocking Harmony II, part of the methodology of the Unlocked Guitar Academy. The goal is not just to memorize that the second degree is minor or that the fifth degree is dominant. It's about understanding where these structures come from, how they relate to each other, and what feeling each chord produces within the music. When you understand the DNA of chords, you begin to create more interesting arrangements, understand progressions, improvise while respecting harmony, and develop a much more solid visual and auditory memory. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00 Why loose content doesn't connect 00:41 What you will learn in this lesson 01:09 The four types of tetrads 01:42 How chords are formed 02:04 Major and minor thirds 03:46 How a major triad is formed 04:22 The major scale on the guitar fretboard 04:55 How a triad transforms into a tetrad 05:21 Major and minor seventh 06:59 How the dominant chord is formed 08:22 Minor chord with seventh 10:09 Altering the structure of chords on the fretboard 11:17 Why notes get "scrambled" on the guitar 13:09 Introduction to the logic of Drop chords 13:32 How the half-diminished chord is formed 14:04 Invitation to the free masterclass 15:22 How the major scale generates the harmonic field 16:08 Why the second degree is minor 18:38 How the fourth and fifth degrees arise 20:40 The three harmonic functions 21:50 Rest, preparation, and tension 22:30 Which degrees share the same function 23:00 Why C7M and Em7 have similar functions 24:04 The relationship between C7M and Am7 24:45 Notes of stability and instability 25:30 Why F7M and Dm7 share a function 26:11 The tritone and the resolution of G7 to C 27:34 The half-diminished exercising a dominant function 28:00 Applying logic to other keys 28:36 Tetrads, drop chords, and arpeggios on the fretboard 29:32 Transforming theory into music 30:47 Leave your like and your comment 31:03 Participate in the free masterclass If Did this lesson help you? Leave a like and answer in the comments: Which part finally made the harmonic field connect in your head? Subscribe to the channel and activate notifications to follow the next lessons on guitar, harmony, improvisation and musical application on the fretboard. #HarmonicField #Harmony #Guitar