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Melody In Carnatic Music -Part 2

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SS comments :
It would be a big help if the article contained links to the previous articles esp. in a multi-part series like this one.

Thanks.
    

Sathyabhama Sridhar comments :
hi,Kirana,
this is Sathyabhama,Riyadh.
how r u doing?where r u now..
    

Ramu T comments :
Excellent. Simple to understand but at the same time informative. Please keep it up.
    

Ram Seshan comments :
This is the best explanation I have seen. Thanks a lot for helping understand the math behind the 72 Melakartas
    

Asshole comments :
fuck you
    

Sajan CR comments :
Madam,
This is excellent ! No, I don't have words for this simple explanation !
I've got a doubt Madam. You've told if two RI'S comes in a Raga we've to use one of them as GA and so on. I believe this is to avoid the repetition of two RI's(so on) while we sing in a particular Raga,so that this sounds good. Is it so ? Can u clarify this.Please do reply..
Yours Truly
Sajan CR
    

Venkatachalam comments :
In the books they only put s r1 r2 g1 g2 m1 m2 p d1 d2 n1 n2 S and in the Internet the put
s r1 r2 r3 g1 g2 g3 m1 m2 p d1 d2 d3 n1 n2 n3 if that is the case pls correlate.
I think
g2 is g1 and g3 is g2
and
n2 is n1 and n3 is n2
am i correct let me send details pls.
    


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