As you have learnt C D E... In India it is Sa Re Ga Ma.... All these notes are derived from the voice of some animals and birds: Comparision of CDEF to SaReGaMa:
C = Sa= सा=S Full name Shadaj षडज It is derived from voice of Peacock मोर
D = Re= रे=R Full name Rishabh रिषभ It is derived from voice of Papiha पपीहा
E = Ga= ग=G Full name Gandhar गन्धार It is derived from voice of Goat बकरा
F = Ma= म=M Full name Madhyam मध्यम It is derived from voice of Crane (बगुला )
G = Pa= प=P Full name Pancham पंचम It is derived from voice of Koccoo ( Koyal कोयल )
A = Dha= ध=D Full name Dhaiwat धैवत It is derived from voice of Frog दादुर या मेंढक
B = Ni= नि=N ( नि =नी) Full name Nishad निषाद It is derived from voice of Elephant हाथी
C = Sa'= सां=S' (Higher Sa)
Play Twinkle Twinkle in Sa Re Ga Ma as I play.
D# =Eb= Ga = ग =G
F# =Gb= Ma*= मे=M*
G# =Ab= Dha= ध=D
A# =Bb= Ni = नी=N
All notes underlined are called Komal Swar as Komal Re Komal Ga Komal Dha Komal Ni. One note Ma* is called Tivra Ma
Sequence of the notes are
C C# D D# E F F# G G# A A# B C'
Sa Re Re Ga Ga Ma Ma* Pa Dha Dha Ni Ni Sa'
सा रे रे ग ग म मे प ध ध नी नी सां
Sa Re Re Ga Ga Ma Ma* Pa Dha Dha Ni Ni Sa'
सा रे रे ग ग म मे प ध ध नी नी सां
C |
C# |
D |
D# |
E |
F |
F# |
G |
G# |
A |
A# |
B |
C’ |
C |
Db |
D |
Eb |
E |
F |
Gb |
G |
Ab |
A |
Bb |
B |
C’ |
सा |
रे |
रे |
ग |
ग |
म |
मे |
प |
ध |
ध |
नी |
नी |
सां |
Sa |
Re |
Re |
Ga |
Ga |
Ma |
Ma* |
Pa |
Dha |
Dha |
Ni |
Ni |
Sa’ |
S |
R |
R |
G |
G |
M |
M* |
P |
D |
D |
N |
N |
S’ |
Yes what I am telling is as per North Indian music system
सा और प अचल स्वर हैं इनका कोमल या तीव्र स्वर नहीं होता है. ये जानकारी उत्तर भारतीय संगीत परंपरा के अनुसार है.
Play twinkle twinkle little star on your piano or harmonium with these notes. It is very simple
also play johny johny yes papa
There are three Saptak having all twelve notes in each Saptak or Octave
Mandra Saptak Madhya Saptak Taar Saptak
.S .R .R
.G .G .M .M* .P .D .D .N .N |
S R R G G M M*P D D N N |
S’ R’ R’
G’ G’ M’ M*’ P’ D’ D N’
N’ S’’ |
Mandra Saptak's note has a dot (.) before the note at the bottom of note As .S .R .G
Madya Saptak do not have any mark it is simply written as S R G
Taar Saptak's notes has an appostrophy after the note as S' R' G'
thanks very useful...
ReplyDeletethank a much i got this i was so confused before getting this but now all is clear
ReplyDeleteI love this website and I am so happy to note down the notations and play on my keyboard I stay in Africa and I want notations of these songs.
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Do din ke liye mehman hai hum by lataji film badal
i cant find your email id
my id is kurupvijaya@yahoo.com
can u please let me know when u post these notations
i prefer to have them in indian notations s re ga ma
thank you for the good work you are doing for people like us who stay out of india
I am lay man yet i learnt lot more from this website.today i am familiar with sa re ..and play many indian raga , play many hindi songs .i would like thanks u lot more.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, this has been a big help at understanding how the Indian notes are being translated into the western chords.
ReplyDeleteAnother question that I have is:
(a)How do denote the difference in different saptaks, like the mandra saptak, madhya and the taar saptaks?
(b) What does "#" denote?
Thankyou
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ReplyDeleteWhat is the difference between पपीहा और कोयल?
ReplyDeleteYou can find on internet.
Deletehere is link where you can see papiha. I got the link.
https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pradesh/bijnor/papiha-tweeting-in-hyderpur-wetland-bijnor-news-mrt4904570158
koyal is a very common bird which is active to speak kooo in the summer season. you can find it also on the internet.
Thanks
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ReplyDeletethanks.
Deletethanku so much ... for this knowledge
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