Alankars are extremely useful way of getting perfection in playing bansuri. play as much as you can. Alankars are like warm up exercises that prepares your senses to become musically active so that you can play flawless music.
I’m writing below some Alankars that I play on Bansuri. However, these can be played on any other instrument as well:
| SPEED | BEAT 1 | BEAT 2 | BEAT 3 | BEAT 4 | BEAT 5 | BEAT 6 | BEAT 7 | BEAT 8 |
| Ekgun (1×1) | S | R | G | M | P | D | N | S’ |
| Avroh 1 | S’ | N | D | P | M | G | R | S |
| Dugun (2×1) | SS | RR | GG | MM | PP | DD | NN | S’S’ |
| Avroh 2 | S’S’ | NN | DD | PP | MM | GG | RR | SS |
| Tigun (3×1) | SSS | RRR | GGG | MMM | PPP | DDD | NNN | S’S’S’ |
| Avroh 3 | S’S’S’ | NNN | DDD | PPP | MMM | GGG | RRR | SSS |
| Chogun (4×1) | SSSS | RRRR | GGGG | MMMM | PPPP | DDDD | NNNN | S’S’S’S’ |
| Avroh 4 | S’S’S’S’ | NNNN | DDDD | PPPP | MMMM | GGGG | RRRR | SSSS |