Asavari

असावरी

Swara Notation

S R m P d S' | S' n d P m g R S

Thaat: Asavari morning Sampoorna-Sampoorna
Vadi: Dhaivat (d)
Samvadi: Gandhar (g)
Asavari from Asavari thaat, the representative morning raga with serious or melancholic mood.

Quick Facts

Thaat (Scale)
Asavari
Time of Day
Morning
Jati (Notes)
Sampoorna-sampoorna
Vadi (King Note)
Dhaivat (d)
Samvadi (Queen Note)
Gandhar (g)

Origins & Context

Asavari is the representative raga of the Asavari thaat. This morning raga's overall mood is perceived as either a sad raga or just a serious raga. Raga Asavari shares a very similar scale to Raga Jaunpuri, but Asavari has more simplistic flow and fewer notes in the aroha than Jaunpuri.

Generally, most artists use suddha re for this raga. Some older artists, especially rudra vina players, use komal re instead. Thus, this raga is known as Raga Komal Risabha Asavari.

Technical Details

Melodic structure and movement patterns

Aroha (Ascent)

S R m P d S'

Avroh (Descent)

S' n d P m g R S

Pakad (Catch Phrase)

R m P S' (n)d P R m P n d P

Recordings & Performances

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