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Barwa is a Hindustani classical raga. It is similar to raga Desi (raga). It is also close to raga Sindhura, but distinguishes itself in how it approaches S R m in arohi (ascending) movements and komal gandhar (g) while descending.[1] Barwa is particularly well-loved by the Agra gharana musicians, and several recordings of Barwa can be found by veteran as well as contemporary Agra vocalists.[2][3][4]
| Thaat | Kafi |
|---|---|
| Similar | Desi |
Thaat - kafi
Jaati - Shadav - Sampurna
Vadi Swar - रे (R )
Samvadi Swar- प (P)
Time - Third half of the morning
Aaroh - सा रे म प ध नि सां।
S R M P D N Ṡ
Avroh - सां नि॒ ध प म प ग॒रेग॒ सा।
Ṡ Ṉ D P M P G̱ R G̱ S
Pakad - ग रे ग॒ सा नि सा, रे म प ध म ग रे ग॒ सा।
G R G̱ S N S, R M P D M G R G̱ S
References
edit- ^ Haladanakara, Babanarava (2001). Aesthetics of Agra and Jaipur Traditions. Popular Prakashan.
- ^ Khan, Waseem Ahmad. "Raag Barwa: First Edition Arts". YouTube.
- ^ Ginde, K G. "Raag Barwa". YouTube.
- ^ Khan, Faiyaz. "Raag Barwa". YouTube.
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