HindustaniRāga of Mārvā thāṭ

Bhatiyar

Bhatiyar is a Hindustani rāga of Marwa thāṭ, sung 3–6 am (before dawn). Āroha: Sa, komal Re, Sa, Ma, Dha, Pa, Sa, Dha, Ni, Pa, Ma, Pa, Ga, tivra Ma, Dha, upper Sa. Avaroha: upper Sa, upper komal Re, Ni, Dha, Pa, Dha, Ni, Pa, Ma, Pa, Ga, komal Re, Sa.

Swar rail · BhatiyarTempo
Hindustani · Mārvā thāṭĀroh
Sakomal ReSaMaDhaPaSaDhaNiPaMaPaGatīvra MaDhaupper Sa
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Notes of Bhatiyar

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Thāṭ
Mārvā
Time
3–6 am · before dawn
Jāti
Sampūrṇa · 7 / 7
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Scale

ĀrohSakomal ReSaMaDhaPaSaDhaNiPaMaPaGatīvra MaDhaupper Sa
Avarohupper Saupper komal ReNiDhaPaDhaNiPaMaPaGakomal ReSa

8 notes · Sakomal ReGaMatīvra MaPaDhaNi · Zig-zag (vakra) both ways

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