CarnaticJanya of the 66th melakarta, Chitrambari · Rudra chakra
Amritavarshini
Amritavarshini is a Carnatic janya rāga derived from melakarta 66, Chitrambari. Arohanam: S G3 M2 P N3 Ṡ. Avarohanam: Ṡ N3 P M2 G3 S.
Swara rail · AmritavarshiniTempo
Numbers between pads count the semitones from one note to the next. Play from your keyboard with A W S E D F T G Y H U J K.Pitch rises upward. Numbers beside the pads count the semitones between neighbouring notes.
- Parent
- Mela 66 · Chitrambari
- Chakra
- Rudra
- Form
- Auḍava · 5 / 5
- Movement
- Straight up and down
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Raised vs natural Ma
Lower Ma by a semitone, then play both versions.
Amritavarshinithis rāga
Raised Ma sits a whole step above Ga, then just one semitone below Pa. That narrow pull up to Pa is the brightness of the raised fourth.
Scale
ĀrōhaṇamSa3Ga 32Ma 2Pa3Ni 3upper Sa
Avarōhaṇamupper Sa3Ni 3Pa2Ma 23Ga 3Sa
5 notes · Sa3Ga 32Ma 2Pa3Ni 3 · Straight up and down
From the textbook
Where these notes come from
Wikipedia’s list of janya rāgas and karnatik.com, which agree.
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