Compare Kedār and Hamīr
Kedar is a Hindustani rāga of Kalyan thāṭ; Hamir is a Hindustani rāga of Kalyan thāṭ. Both use the same 8 notes, and differ in the ascent and descent.
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Same notes. Compare how each moves through them. Lights under each pad show which rāga sings it.
What sets them apart
3 of 6 differ| What | Kedār · Hindustani | Hamīr · Hindustani |
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| Ascent | SSaMMaPPaDDhaPPaNNiDDhaSupper Sa | SSaRReSSaGGaMMaDDhaNNiDDhaSupper Sa |
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| Descent | Supper SaNNiDDhaPPaM′tīvra MaPPaDDhaPPaMMaGGaMMaRReSSa | Supper SaNNiDDhaPPaM′tīvra MaPPaDDhaPPaGGaMMaRReSSa |
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| Form | Auḍav–Sampūrṇa · 5 / 7 | Ṣāḍav–Sampūrṇa · 6 / 7 |
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Shared: parent (Kalyāṇ thāṭ) · notes (8 · SSaRReGGaMMaM′tīvra MaPPaDDhaNNi = 8 · SSaRReGGaMMaM′tīvra MaPPaDDhaNNi) · movement (Zig-zag (vakra) both ways)
Phrases
Kedār
Hamīr
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