HindustaniRāga of Bilāval thāṭ

Mand

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

Swar rail · MandTempo
Hindustani · Bilāval thāṭĀroh
SaReGaMaPaDhaNiPaDhaupper Sa
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Notes of Mand

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Thāṭ
Bilāval
Vādī / Saṁvādī
Sa / Pa
Time
9–12 pm · late evening
Jāti
Sampūrṇa · 7 / 7
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Raised vs natural Ma

Raise Ma by a semitone, then play both versions.

Ma
Mandthis rāga
Sa to Pa

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

Scale

ĀrohSaReGaMaPaDhaNiPaDhaupper Sa
Avarohupper SaNiDhaPaMaGaReGaSa

7 notes · SaReGaMaPaDhaNi · Zig-zag (vakra) both ways

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