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Amaro Porano Jaha Chay

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Amaro Porano Jaha Chay Sargam Notations

Amaro | porano | jaha chay
R G R | SND | N d D

Tumi | tai, | tumi tai | go
D G | R~G | M G | R GMR G | R S NDN

Amaro | porano | jaha chay
R G R | SND | N d D

Toma | chara | ar | e | jogote
R G | G G | G | M | GR G

Mor | keho | nai
G~R | G~(P)~D | (P)~D PMG

kichu | nai | go
M G | R GMRG | R~S NDN

Amaro | porano | jaha chay
R G R | SND | N d D

Tumi | shukho | jodi | nahi | pao
GG | R G | P P | M P | D’ NDd D’

Jao | shukhero | shondhane | jao
D’ | d’ D N | N N~S’ N~D | D~P M~G

Tumi shukho jodi nahi pao
Jao shukhero shondhane jao

Ami | tomare | peyechhi | hridoyo | majhe
GG | R G G | G G G | R G GP | P d

Aro | kichu | nahi | chai | go
D’~N | D’ P | M G | R GMR G | R S NDN

Amaro porano jaha chay.

Ami | tomaro | birohe | rohibo | bilino
D D | (G)M M | MMP M~G | G~R G | GG G

Tomate | koribo | bash.
G MM | MMP MGM | R~GR~S

Dirgho | dibosho | dirgho | rojoni
S~R R | NN~D D | DN~D | N d D

Dirgho | borosho | maash.
N~R R | R G GM~R | R G

(Repeat Sargam of 1st stanza for following..)

Jodi aro kare bhalo basho
Jodi aro fire nahi aasho
Tobe tumi jaha chao tai jano pao
Aami joto dukho pai go…
Amaro porano jaha chay
Tumi tai, tumi tai go
Amaro porano jaha chay

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How to read notations
  • CAPITAL LETTERS = Shuddh Swars (Natural Notes)
  • small letters = Komal Swars (Flat Notes)
  • M with # [hash] or ^ [exponent] = Tivra Madhyam (M# / M^)
  • Letter/Alphabet ONLY = Medium Pitch/Normal blow on flute
  • Letter/Alphabet PRECEDED BY a ” . ” [full stop] or  a ” , ” [comma] = Low Octave Note/Softer blow on flute
  • Letter/Alphabet FOLLOWED BY a ‘ [single quote] = High Octave Note/harder blow on flute
  • Notes in { } = “murki” have to be played very fast without any pause
  • A Note in ( ) = “kann swar” has to be just touched before moving on to the next note
  • A “~” between two Notes  = “meend”. That is, you have to glide from one note to another slowly to produce that wavy effect.
  • Few “….” (dots) after a note = Play and hold that note

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18 comments

  • Dr Satyen Barman
    3 years ago Reply

    Very nicely done.
    is it possible to get a piano teacher to teach me piano in Bengali sargam notation
    Please help me to contact him

  • Sayak Nandy
    4 years ago Reply

    What is the meaning of G~(P)~D

  • Sayak Nandy
    4 years ago Reply

    What is the meaning of M~G

    • A
      mark
      4 years ago Reply

      I use this ” ~ ” mark to signify “meend”, which means you have to slowly move from one note to the other in a wavy form.

  • Tanoy Rudra
    4 years ago Reply

    What is (p)

    • A
      mark
      4 years ago Reply

      A note within bracket () means that it has to be played as Kann Swar. For example, if it is written (P)D then that means Dha needs to be played with the help of Pa.

  • Aishi Chowdhury
    5 years ago Reply

    In my harmoniam it’s not rightly going on

    • A
      mark
      5 years ago Reply

      Can you please send your video playing this song on my whatsapp 9013921743?

  • Animesh
    5 years ago Reply

    What is for d?

  • Anulipi Das
    5 years ago Reply

    This has any Bangla swarlipi

    • Sudipta Jana
      5 years ago Reply

      It would be great if you please provide the actual scale of every song

    • A
      mark
      5 years ago Reply

      This is Bengali swaralipi only. Just the alphabets are of English. Read S as Sa, R as Re, and so on.

  • Jayalakshmi
    6 years ago Reply

    Great thanks for this

  • Anisha Dhara
    6 years ago Reply

    Do u have any youtube channel??

  • Imon Dutta
    9 years ago Reply

    Do the commas on the tops mean the notation on bus octave

  • Pallab Das
    9 years ago Reply

    please give me the sargam for AMAR SOKOL DUKHER PRADIP, JELE DIBOS GELE KORBO NIBEDON….. by Rabindra nath tagor…. please please..

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