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A major sandhi-prakash raga of the Purvi thaat sung at dusk — komal Re, komal Dha and tivra Ma give it a rich, intense sweetness that gathers the mind for evening worship.
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Clear filtersA major sandhi-prakash raga of the Purvi thaat sung at dusk — komal Re, komal Dha and tivra Ma give it a rich, intense sweetness that gathers the mind for evening worship.
Sources draw on Sangita Ratnakara, Natya Shastra, and Bhatkhande’s Sangeet Paddhati. Dosha mappings from Charaka Samhita / Ashtanga Hridaya.
The quintessential sunset (sandhi-prakash) raga of the Purvi thaat. Komal Re and Dha paired with tivra Ma, on a vakra movement around Sa–Re–Pa, produce a grave, devotional twilight mood revered for its depth.
A stately raga of the early night joining Shyam's Kafi-anga echoes to Kalyan — both madhyamas, Re and Pa as pillars, Ga and Dha skipped while rising. Its name endears it to Krishna-bhakti; sung in the Yaman hours.