Kaunsi Kanada is a blend of Malkauns and Darbari Kanada
Kaushiki and Kaunsi Kanara both have a complicated vakra scale. In both you can go Sg-Rgm- or m-PgRRgm- or d-d-Pdnd-. Interestingly, one of the differences I'm hearing is in the last phrase. Annapurna goes d-d-Pdnd-m in Kaushiki and Ali Akbar goes d-d-PdnPm- in Kaunsi Kanara. Once in class I heard Khansahib teach Sg-Rgm for Abhogi Kanara, although he never did that again as far as I know.
Definitely, Kaushiki is Malkauns-ang and Kaunsi Kanara is Kanara-ang. Annapurna holds the Ni just as one would in Malkauns and often goes d-m, and also d-m-Pm. She also uses a little g-S. The dnS in Kaushiki is clearly from Malkauns. In AAK's Kaunsi Kanara, the dnS is just as clearly from Kanara and he also use dnRS, which is absent in Kaushiki. He also use RndnRS which is not in Kaushiki. In addition the andolans of Kaushiki are definitely those of Malkauns, and the andolans of Kaunsi Kanara are definitely those of the Kanara rags, and have a similarity to Adana, Abhogi Kanara and Nayaki Kanara.
Raga syllables, known as "sargam," are mnemonic phrases used in Indian classical music to denote the notes of the scale. The primary syllables are Sa (Shadja), Re (Rishabh), Ga (Gandhar), Ma (Madhyam), Pa (Pancham), Dha (Dhaivat), and Ni (Nishad). These syllables help musicians identify and remember the notes of a raga, facilitating improvisation and composition. Additionally, variations of these syllables can represent different pitches or ornamentations within the raga.
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no raga has any lyrics....it only has tunes
A raga is one of the classical forms of Indian music.
In raga Dharmavati
The two principal tones of a raga are the "Shuddha" (natural) notes and the "Vadi" (dominant) note. The Shuddha notes are the primary pitches of the raga, while the Vadi note is the most important tone that provides the raga's emotional character. Together, these tones help define the raga's unique melodic framework and mood.
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Raga syllables, known as "sargam," are mnemonic phrases used in Indian classical music to denote the notes of the scale. The primary syllables are Sa (Shadja), Re (Rishabh), Ga (Gandhar), Ma (Madhyam), Pa (Pancham), Dha (Dhaivat), and Ni (Nishad). These syllables help musicians identify and remember the notes of a raga, facilitating improvisation and composition. Additionally, variations of these syllables can represent different pitches or ornamentations within the raga.
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Malahari is a popular raga in Indian classical music, primarily used in the Carnatic tradition. It is typically performed during the late night or early morning and evokes a light, joyful mood. The raga is characterized by its use of specific notes from the pentatonic scale, omitting the fourth and seventh notes, which gives it a distinct sound. Malahari is often used in various compositions, including devotional songs and light classical pieces.
Kanada has written: 'Vaiesikadaranam'
The "Thevaaram" Pidiyathan Uruvumai is associated with the raga "Shankarabharanam." This raga is known for its auspicious and uplifting qualities, often used in devotional music. It features a mix of both major and minor notes, allowing for a rich melodic expression. In the context of Thevaaram, it enhances the spiritual and emotional depth of the lyrics.
A raga is a melodic framework used in Indian classical music, characterized by a specific set of notes (swaras) and a unique mood or emotion (rasa). Each raga is associated with particular times of day or seasons and is meant to evoke specific feelings in the listener. The performance of a raga involves intricate improvisation, allowing artists to express their creativity while adhering to the raga's traditional rules. Overall, ragas play a vital role in conveying the depth and richness of Indian musical heritage.
A raga typically consists of four main sections: Alap, Jor, Jhala, and Gharana. The Alap is a slow, improvisational introduction that explores the raga's mood and notes. The Jor introduces a rhythmic pulse, while the Jhala accelerates the tempo, showcasing virtuosic playing. Finally, the Gharana refers to the structured performance with rhythm, usually accompanied by percussion and a vocalist or instrumentalist, where the raga is fully developed and presented.
raga is raga
Ragas By Hazrat Amir Khusro Raga Yaman-Raga Bahar-Raga Bakhazar-Raga Asshaq-Raga Zeilf and many more
Yasunobu Kanada was born in 1963.