HindustaniRāga of Bhairav thāṭ

Gauri

Gauri is a Hindustani rāga of Bhairav thāṭ, sung 3–6 pm (dusk). Vādī komal Re, samvādī Pa. Āroha: Sa, komal Re, lower Ni, Sa, komal Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, komal Dha, Pa, komal Dha, Ni, upper Sa. Avaroha: upper Sa, Ni, komal Dha, Pa, Ma, Ga, komal Re, Ga, Ma, Ga, komal Re, Sa.

PractiseCompare with Māyāmāḷavagauḷa
Swar rail · GauriTempo
Hindustani · Bhairav thāṭĀroh
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Thāṭ
Bhairav
Vādī / Saṁvādī
komal Re / Pa
Time
3–6 pm · dusk
Jāti
Sampūrṇa · 7 / 7
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Raised vs natural Ma

Raise Ma by a semitone, then play both versions.

Gaurithis rāga

Natural Ma sits a semitone above Ga and a whole step below Pa: a settled fourth that rests rather than leans.

Scale

Āroh
Avaroh

7 notes · · Zig-zag (vakra) both ways

From the textbook

Where these notes come from

tanarang.com. The second source the site checks against differs here, or has nothing to compare, so this is waiting on a musician’s review.

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