- raga. Arohana: Sa
komalGa teevraMa Pa Ni Sa Avarohana: S2 Ni
komal Dha Pa,
teevra Ma Pa
komal Dha
komal Ni
komal Dha Pa,
teevraMa komal Ga Re Sa Sa Sonant...
-
letter r and
shuddha Re/Ri, the
letter R, but
shuddha Ma uses m
because it has a
raised form -
teevra Ma -
which uses the
letter M. Sa and Pa are
always abbreviated...
- sung at night. It is sung in the
first prahar of night. Most
ragas with
teevra ma (M) are sung at
night (as per the time
theory of ragas). The
meend from...
- with an
additional pancham hole (thumb hole to
achieve the note Pa) and
Teevra ma hole at the end. However,
standard bansuri usually only have six holes...
- Its
signature phrase (Pakad) is ni-Re-Ga-/Re-Ga/ni-Re-Sa/Pa-
Ma-Ga-Re/ni-Re-Sa' (
Ma is
teevra).
Tonal movements of the
notes mostly reflect zigzag motion...
-
disciple explains that this hole was
designed specifically to play the
Teevra-Madhyam (‘
Ma' or 4th note) of the
lower octave especially in
Raagas such as Puriya...
-
placed in
Kalyan thaat. All the (shuddha
swaras (natural notes)
along with (
teevra madhyam are used in it. Generally, its
vaadi swar (the most used, prin****l...
- sol****e is that re, ga,
ma, dha, and ni can
refer to
either "Natural" (shuddha) or
altered "Flat" (komal) or "Sharp" (
teevra)
versions of
their respective...
- "Shastra se shakti"
Hindi "Strength
through weapons" The
Corps of
Signals "
Teevra chaukas"
Hindi "Swift and secure"
Corps of
Engineers "Sarvatra" Sanskrit...
- natural, four flat (Re, Ga, Dha, Ni), one
sharp (
Ma)] The
tones must be in
ascending sequence: Sa Re Ga
Ma Pa Dha Ni A
thaat cannot contain both the natural...
