Charju Ki Malhar Raag Bandish 16 Matras Allap Taan Music Notes In English

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Charju Ki Malhar raag is believed to have originated from Kaphi thaat . ‘Ma Re’ is used in its pre-vang and ‘Sa Ni(k)Dha Pa Ga(k) Re’ is used in the Uttarang.

Charju Ki Malhar Raag

How To Read Sargam Notes –

  • “.” is used for Mandra saptak(Lower octave notes) swars.eg- .Pa
  • “*” is user for Taar Saptak (Higher Octave notes) Swars eg – Pa*
  • “(k)” small character is used for komal swars.eg – ( Re(k) , Ga(k) , Dha(k) , Ni(k) )
  • Ma(t) here “(t)” is used for showing teevra swar Ma(t) .
  • “-” is used for Holdong the notes according to the Song.
  • Swars written “ReGa” in this manner means they are playing fast or two swars on one beat.
  • Ma(Ga) or (Ga)Ma Here Ga is Kan Swar or Sparsh Swar and Ma is Mool Swar. (You Can skip the kan swar if not understand how to play)
  • Swars written [ Ni(k)  Pa ] in this manner they are playing or singing in sliding mode means Meend acc to Indian music .
  • { NiSa*Re*Sa* Ni } here this braket {} is used for showing Khatka in which swars are playing fast .

Description of Raag :-

Thaat – Kaphi Thaat

Common Chalan

                                             [ Ga(k)                            Ma ]

SaMaReMaPa, Sa*Ni(k)DhaPa,Ga(k)Re,[ ReGa (k)SaNi(k)PaSa*Ni(k),DhaPa] Ga(k)Re, Ga(k)ReGa(k)Sa । MaPa, Ni(k)Sa*, Sa*, ReGa(k)Re*Sa*, Ni(k)Sa, PaNi(k)Pa, Sa* Ni(k)DhaPa, Ga(k)Re, ReGa(k)Sa ।

Charju Ki Malhar raag Question Answer –

What is the Common Chalan of Meera Bai’s Malhar?

                                             [ Ga(k)                            Ma ]
SaMaReMaPa, Sa*Ni(k)DhaPa,Ga(k)Re,[ ReGa (k)SaNi(k)PaSa*Ni(k),DhaPa] Ga(k)Re, Ga(k)ReGa(k)Sa । MaPa, Ni(k)Sa*, Sa*, ReGa(k)Re*Sa*, Ni(k)Sa, PaNi(k)Pa, Sa* Ni(k)DhaPa, Ga(k)Re, ReGa(k)Sa ।

What is the Thaat of Charju Ki Malhar raag?

Thaat – Kaphi thaat


What is the introduction of Charju Ki Malhar raag?

Charju Ki Malhar raag is believed to have originated from Kaphi thaat . ‘Ma Re’ is used in its pre-vang and ‘Sa Ni(k)Dha Pa Ga(k) Re’ is used in the Uttarang.