Allied ragas / Family of ragas
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Allied ragas / Family of ragas
Starting with - Abhogi, Sriranjani and Jayamanohari as presented by Dr. Jayanthi Kumaresh .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcSJv6gOmKo
They all remind me of Bageshri ; however from a short search session it seems that it´s mostly Hindustani commentators who point out the proximity of Abhogi + Bageshri , haven´t seen CM sites doing the same ...
Moreover , Bageshree has it´s own raagang in HMusic .
Btw , I will be using the term " Raga parivar " for my own hand written Carnatic notes since raagang is the Hindustani term for raga families and raganga ragas means something different in Carnatic sangeet . I only found one search result for " raga parivar " and it´s in a PDF of music history .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcSJv6gOmKo
They all remind me of Bageshri ; however from a short search session it seems that it´s mostly Hindustani commentators who point out the proximity of Abhogi + Bageshri , haven´t seen CM sites doing the same ...
Moreover , Bageshree has it´s own raagang in HMusic .
Btw , I will be using the term " Raga parivar " for my own hand written Carnatic notes since raagang is the Hindustani term for raga families and raganga ragas means something different in Carnatic sangeet . I only found one search result for " raga parivar " and it´s in a PDF of music history .
Last edited by Christian Kenit Ram on 06 Sep 2022, 11:59, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Allied ragas / Family of ragas
Again J Kumaresh : Hindolam , Jayanthasri and Varamu
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xw8C2vVJUxE
Interestingly Varamu also reminds me of Bageshri , so I would include it in the Bageshri/Abhogi family mentioned above . ( Or at least in my handwritten notes , if this should be unusual )
One of the user comments mentions that changing the G in Hindolam produces Sallapa/Surya . Indeed it is called Madhura/Durgeshwari Kouns /ShubhaKouns /SiddhaKouns/Shiveshwar in HMsic and as seen from the names it is part of Kauns-ang . ( Kauns family)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xw8C2vVJUxE
Interestingly Varamu also reminds me of Bageshri , so I would include it in the Bageshri/Abhogi family mentioned above . ( Or at least in my handwritten notes , if this should be unusual )
One of the user comments mentions that changing the G in Hindolam produces Sallapa/Surya . Indeed it is called Madhura/Durgeshwari Kouns /ShubhaKouns /SiddhaKouns/Shiveshwar in HMsic and as seen from the names it is part of Kauns-ang . ( Kauns family)
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Re: Allied ragas / Family of ragas
Looking for allies of Ratipatipriya I stumbled upon this site :
https://sunson.wordpress.com/about/rudrapriya/
" The arohana/avarohana of Rudrapriya raga is
S R2 G2 M1 P D2 N2 S | S N2 P M1 G2 R2 S
of the kharaharapriya mela where it skips dha in descent. "
One user comment :
" It sounded like Pushpalatika to my ears. There were also certain Kapi phrases.
Pushpalatika: S R2 G2 M1 P N2 S / S N2 P M1 G2 R2 S "
https://sunson.wordpress.com/about/rudrapriya/
" The arohana/avarohana of Rudrapriya raga is
S R2 G2 M1 P D2 N2 S | S N2 P M1 G2 R2 S
of the kharaharapriya mela where it skips dha in descent. "
One user comment :
" It sounded like Pushpalatika to my ears. There were also certain Kapi phrases.
Pushpalatika: S R2 G2 M1 P N2 S / S N2 P M1 G2 R2 S "
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Re: Allied ragas / Family of ragas
Shivaranjani .
___ http://musicalhues.blogspot.com/2009/12 ... -raga.html
Nearness to Karnaranjani confirmed .
___ Shrimanohari / Shree Manohari has been proposed by the site https://meditation.indianclassical.org/ .
Makes sense as it sounds like Shivaranjani + ma .
Sadly it seems to be very rare / having disappeared .
https://www.karnatik.com/ lists it but gives no song examples .
___ http://musicalhues.blogspot.com/2009/12 ... -raga.html
Nearness to Karnaranjani confirmed .
___ Shrimanohari / Shree Manohari has been proposed by the site https://meditation.indianclassical.org/ .
Makes sense as it sounds like Shivaranjani + ma .
Sadly it seems to be very rare / having disappeared .
https://www.karnatik.com/ lists it but gives no song examples .
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Re: Allied ragas / Family of ragas
Madhyamavati / Sriragam / Manirangu
Mentioned by TM Krishna in his lectures .
Mentioned by TM Krishna in his lectures .
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Re: Allied ragas / Family of ragas
What about Sivasakthi ? Isn't that also like Varamu / Bageshri
Sivasakthi and Varamu sound the same to me
Even I learnt recently Bhooshaavali which is janya of Vachaspathi - but couldn't tell the difference - the kruthi seemed to me like Paaraathparaaa only - what's the point of such ragams ?
Vandanadarini and Saraswathi are also bit like that - former one is not as developed as latter so can be easily mistaken for the latter
Sivasakthi and Varamu sound the same to me
Even I learnt recently Bhooshaavali which is janya of Vachaspathi - but couldn't tell the difference - the kruthi seemed to me like Paaraathparaaa only - what's the point of such ragams ?
Vandanadarini and Saraswathi are also bit like that - former one is not as developed as latter so can be easily mistaken for the latter
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Re: Allied ragas / Family of ragas
Sriranjani and Reethigowlai are bit like the same too
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Kamala manohari and jaganmohini ??
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Sriranjani sounds close to Aboghi and Reethi gowla sounds closer to Ananda Bhiravi, I think.