Tilak Kamod
तिलक कामोद
'N S R m P (N)S' | P D m G R S R G 'N 'P 'P 'N S R G S
Origins & Context
Tilaka Kamod is a raga welcoming the auspicious celebrations in the night. This auspicious raga has an unusual form, as the original form of this raga is said to have four notes in aroha and avaroha starts midway barely going upwards.
Due to Bharata Muni's standards in his musical treatise "Brhad-desi," the raga had to include the Ni in the aroha, and the flexibility of the avaroha had to be incorporated. Still, the raga is still strongly purvanga based and it will barely ever hit any note beyond komal ni of the madhya saptak.
Technical Details
Melodic structure and movement patterns
Aroha (Ascent)
'N S R m P (N)S'
Avroh (Descent)
P D m G R S R G 'N 'P 'P 'N S R G S
Pakad (Catch Phrase)
S R G S 'N 'P 'P 'N S R G S
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