Chakradhar In Music In English
Introduction to Chakradhar In English
Chakradar is any tukra-type piece or trio, played three times in a row. So if you understand how thirds and thirds are formed, you can understand Chakradar.
Traditional circled tukaras typically use tukara-type phrases and patterns, such as the example above; While a circled third can be made from a number of different sources, including the qaida, riley, bunt and mukhra. There are also other forms that have a circular structure, such as Utthan and Paran .
This gives us a wide range of chakradars, from very long, traditional chakradar tukaras to short improvised chakradar thirds.
Below, we will look at the basic features of the Chakradhara form. And in the following sections, we’ll look at the different types of traditional ringed forms in more detail.
Eample –
| Tere kete dha tere | kete dha tere kete |
| tere kete dha tere | kete dha tere kete |
| tere kete dha tere | kete dha tere kete |
|| Dha
