HindustaniRāga of Bilāval thāṭ

Kaushik Dhwani

Kaushik Dhwani is a Hindustani rāga of Bilawal thāṭ, sung 9–12 pm (late evening). Vādī Ma, samvādī Sa. Āroha: Sa, Ga, Ma, Dha, Ni, upper Sa. Avaroha: upper Sa, Ni, Dha, Ma, Ga, Sa.

PractiseCompare with Alhaiyā Bilāval
Swar rail · Kaushik DhwaniTempo
Hindustani · Bilāval thāṭĀroh
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Thāṭ
Bilāval
Vādī / Saṁvādī
Ma / Sa
Time
9–12 pm · late evening
Jāti
Auḍav · 5 / 5
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Raised vs natural Ma

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Kaushik Dhwanithis 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

5 notes · · Straight up and down

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