Amritvarshini (raga)
Amritvarshini is a Hindustani classical raga. It is performed between 7 and 10 p.m. TheoryThe raga contains five notes each in Arohana and Avarohana; Sa Shuddha Ga and Shuddha Ni; TeevraMadhyama and Pa. It is classified as an Audava/Audava pentatonic raga.[1] Arohana and AvarohanaAroha (Ascent): S G M P N Ṡ Avaroha (Descent): Ṡ N P M G S Vadi and SamavadiVadi: P Samvadi: S Pakad or ChalanPakad: SGmPNmPmG, mG->S Chalan: SGmG, mGS, GmPN, NPmG, GmPNPmG, mG->S; GmPNS, PNSGmGS, NS NP, NmPmG, mG->S Organisation and relationshipsThaat: Kalyan The Raga is based on Carnatic Raga Amritavarshini which is considered a janya rāga of the 66th Melakartha Chitrambari, though it can be derived from other Melakarthas Kalyani, Gamanashrama or Vishwambari by dropping both Rishabh and Dhaivat. Samay (Time)Nomenclature: Nomenclature for Notation- ‘D ‘n ‘N ; S r R g G M m P d D n N; S’ r’ R’ / P, RS – Halt between P and RS/Meenda (Glissando)- P->m /Kana swara (Grace note) RG References
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