Many people, especially those who have just picked up learning flute, have a doubt that blowing harder on flute might produce Tivra sound for any note. This is not correct. Blowing harder produces sound of that note on its Higher pitch.
For example, if you play “kora kagaz tha“, which is a duet song, you can produce the female voice (high pitch) by blowing your flute harder on the same notes.
In Indian classical music there is only one Tivra swar and that is Ma. Ma can be shuddh but cannot be komal.
Sa and Pa are stationary, means only shuddh, these cannot be played as komal.
Rest of the notes viz., Re Ga Dha and Ni can be played as both shudhh and komal Notes. Following chart will help you understand this:
| Shuddh | S | R | G | M | P | D | N |
| komal | – | r | g | – | – | d | n |
| Tivra | – | – | – | M# | – | – | – |
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Very good Sir,
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Pl. write a note of Bhajan GAYA BEET JEEVAN PAR JEENA NA AYA
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Notation of Aja RE ab mera DIL pukara on flute?