Indian riyaz · Beginner · Indian classical
Sarali varisai 6
Up to Dha, then straight back to Sa: a leap of a minor sixth that has to land in tune.
How to do it
- Sing it on the swara names with the tanpura, one swara per beat.
- Then twice as fast, keeping the beat steady (second speed).
- Then on "aa", with the same clarity.
Remember Every swara the same length.
| Numbers | 1 ♭2 3 4 5 ♭6 1 ♭2 1 ♭2 3 4 5 ♭6 7 1′ 1′ 7 ♭6 5 4 3 1′ 7 1′ 7 ♭6 5 4 3 ♭2 1 |
|---|---|
| Sargam | S R̲ G M P D̲ S R̲ S R̲ G M P D̲ N Ṡ Ṡ N D̲ P M G Ṡ N Ṡ N D̲ P M G R̲ S |
| Solfa | do ra mi fa sol le do ra do ra mi fa sol le ti do do ti le sol fa mi do ti do ti le sol fa mi ra do |
| Notes | G A♭ B C D E♭ G A♭ G A♭ B C D E♭ F♯ G G F♯ E♭ D C B G F♯ G F♯ E♭ D C B A♭ G |
| Sung on | sa re ga ma pa dha sa re sa re ga ma pa dha ni sa sa ni dha pa ma ga sa ni sa ni dha pa ma ga re sa |
Where it comes from
More indian riyaz
Settling Sa (Sa lagana)
Every riyaz begins by placing Sa against the tanpura until it is perfectly still and in tune.
Sarali varisai 1
The first lesson of Carnatic music: the raga Mayamalavagowla (melakarta 15) straight up and down, one swara to a beat.
Sarali varisai 2
Sa-Ri repeated three times before running up: the first exercise that makes the voice turn back on itself, in Adi tala..
Janta varisai 1
Each swara twice, the second one given a small push.