CarnaticJanya of the 51st melakarta, Kāmavardhini · Brahma chakra

Mandāri

Mandari is a Carnatic janya rāga derived from melakarta 51, Pantuvarali. Arohanam: S R1 G3 M2 P N3 Ṡ. Avarohanam: Ṡ N3 P M2 G3 R1 S.

PractiseCompare with Pantuvarāḷi
Swara rail · MandāriTempo
Carnatic · Mela 51Ārōhaṇam
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Parent
Mela 51 · Pantuvarāḷi
Chakra
Brahma
Form
Ṣāḍava · 6 / 6
Movement
Straight up and down
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Raised vs natural Ma

Lower Ma by a semitone, then play both versions.

Mandārithis 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

Ārōhaṇam
Avarōhaṇam

6 notes · · Straight up and down

From the textbook

Where these notes come from

Wikipedia’s list of janya rāgas. 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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