Sargam (notations) for bhajan
Raghupati | Raghav | Raja | Ram
SS SS | S(r)S ND | NR S | RM~GM
Patita | Pavan | Sitaram
R gR | S ND | NG~R R~S
Sitaram, | Sitaram,
GGG {MGRS} | R MGM
Bhaj | Pyare | tu | Sitaram
RR | M P | (d)P | MGR R
Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram
SS SS | S(r)S ND | NR S | RM~GM
Patita Pavan Sitaram
R gR | S ND | NG~R R~S
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What thaat is this on?Which swars are komal
what is meant by S(r)S
a note in () is called ‘Kaan’ Swar, which you have to barely touch, and not play fully.
What is meant by GGG {MGRS}
notes in { } need to be played very fast
What is meant by R gR
This means, that you have to play Suddh Re and then play komal ga followed by Suddh Re.
Komalga
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Can you lead me to some “English/Western notation” on the quote for this piece?
I know, it’s a little lazy not to invest some time in being able to read the original, but… I can barely read western notation as it is! 🙂
Please send bengali notation of ragu pari raghab raja ram.
What does the space in the notation R gR mean? (Space between R and g). Similarly what does it mean when there is no space between the notes
R in one beat and gR in another beat.