Keyboard Harmonium In Desi Style ID-3366
S'D, NP, DM, PG, MR, GS
- S R S S R G R S S R G M G R S S R G M P M G R S S R G M P D P M G R S S R G M P D N
D P M G R S S R G M P D N S' S' N D P M G R S
This might look extremely difficult, but its not, its actually a sequence of Asthayee alankars.
If you break it up you will see the following pattern:
S
S R S
S R G R S
S R G M G R S
S R G M P M G R S
S R G M P D P M G R S
S R G M P D N D P M G R S
S R G M P D N {S}, {S} N D P M G R S
- S G R M G P M D P N D S'
S’ N D P M G R S - S’ D N P D M P G M R G S
S R G M P D N S' - S G R S S M G R R P M G G D P M M N D P P N D N S'^ S'^ D P M G R S
- S' D N P P D N M M P D G G M P R R G M S S R G M P D N S'
- S D P M R N D P G D P M M N D S'
S'^ D N P D M P G G P M G R G R S
Practice according to above diagram of achal, komal and tiver notes:
- S r g M P d P g M d n S’ r’ S’ g’ r’ S’ n d N S’ M P d n d P M S r g M g r S
Based on these lines you can create any number of alankars. These will help in improving your ability
to play the instrument and also improve your voice. When you sing the alankars saying SRG... it is
called singing in sargam. You can practice singing the same alankars in Aakar, ie., singing Aaa, Aaa,
Aaa... instead of SRG... We have explained Aakar in sargam lesson earlier.