CarnaticJanya of the 51st melakarta, Kāmavardhini · Brahma chakra
Gamanapriyā
Gamanapriya is a Carnatic janya rāga derived from melakarta 51, Pantuvarali. Arohanam: S R1 G3 M2 P N3 D1 Ṡ. Avarohanam: Ṡ D1 P M2 G3 R1 S.
Swara rail · GamanapriyāTempo
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 51 · Pantuvarāḷi
- Chakra
- Brahma
- Form
- Sampūrṇa–Ṣāḍava · 7 / 6
- Movement
- Zig-zag (vakra) going up
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Raised vs natural Ma
Lower Ma by a semitone, then play both versions.
Gamanapriyāthis 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
ĀrōhaṇamSa1Ri 13Ga 32Ma 2Pa3Ni 31Dha 1upper Sa
Avarōhaṇamupper Sa1Dha 1Pa2Ma 23Ga 31Ri 1Sa
7 notes · Sa1Ri 13Ga 32Ma 2Pa1Dha 13Ni 3 · Zig-zag (vakra) going up
From the textbook
Where these notes come from
Wikipedia’s list of janya rāgas and karnatik.com, which agree.
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