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シャンカラ

शंकरा

S G R G P N D S' | S' N D P G P G R S

タート: Bilawal Evening Shadava-Shadava
Shankara from Bilawal thaat, an auspicious night raga from Carnatic system.

シュリー

श्री

S r M# P N S' | S' N d P M# G r S

タート: Purvi Early evening Audava-Sampoorna
Raag Shree is an austere, "heavy" evening raga of the Poorvi Thaat. Known for its difficult r-P leap and spiritual tension, it evokes cosmic vastness through a heroic and ancient authority.

シャム・カリヤン

श्याम कल्याण

S R M# P N S' | S' N D P M# G m R, S

タート: Kalyan Late evening Audava-Sampoorna
A majestic evening raga of the Kalyan Thaat. Distinguished by its dual-Madhyama structure and the characteristic "S R P" leap. It balances Yaman's dignity with a more complex, shadowed geometry. Perfect for late evening performances, it evokes a sense of stately romance and spiritual profundity.

シンドゥラ

सिंधुरा

S R g m P D S' | S' D P m g R S

タート: Kafi Afternoon Shadava-Shadava
Sindhura from Kafi thaat, a peaceful meditative raga.

ソヒニ

सोहिनी

S G M D N S' r' S' | S' N D N D, G M D M G M G r S

タート: Marwa Late evening Shadava-Shadava
Sohini from Marwa thaat, a romantic evening raga with more stability than Marwa.

ティラク・カモード

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

Night Audava-Sampoorna
Tilak Kamod from Khamaj thaat, a purvanga-based night raga with unusual structure.

ティラング

तिलंग

S G m P N S' | S' n P m G m G S

Late evening Audava-Audava
Tilang from Khamaj thaat, a late evening pentatonic raga with stable Pa.

トーディー

तोड़ी

S r g M d N S' | S' N d PM g r g r S

タート: Todi Morning Audava-Audava
Todi from Todi thaat, also known as Miyan Ki Todi, with super-flattened komal re.

ヤマン

यमन

.N R G M# P D N S' | S' N D P M# G R S

タート: Kalyan Early evening Sampoorna-Sampoorna
The premier evening raga of the Kalyan Thaat. A complete heptatonic scale (Sampurna) featuring the Teevra Madhyama. Known as the Lydian mode of Indian music, it evokes peace, devotion, and auspiciousness. Perfect for beginning concerts, it is the foundational melody of Hindustani classical music.