About Raga

Raga is a complex system of melody and mode used in Indian classical music. It is a combination of seven basic notes, known as Sama, Rishabh, Ghanta, Madhyam, Pancham, Dhaivat, and Ni. Each raga has its unique characteristics, such as swaras (notes), alankars (ornaments), and laya (tempo).

• Raga is based on the concept of swaras, which are the building blocks of music. There are seven basic swaras, each with its unique characteristics.
• The alankars used in raga are intricate ornaments that add emotional depth and complexity to the music.
• Raga is often described as a mood or a feeling, and each raga has its unique mood or emotion associated with it.