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Class 1: Prarambhik (1St Exam) Syllabus www.swaranjalimusicschool.com Syllabus for practical Vocal and Theory Exams Akhil Bharatiya Gandharva Mahavidyalaya Mandal, Mumbai Registration Number: 1444 / 1946 – 47, F 150 Established in 1931 Class 1: Prarambhik (1st exam) Syllabus Students are expected to be familiar with notes and beats and use them while performing during recitals. Practice should be done with Taanpuraa and Tablaa. Theory: Description of Raagas in this class (Thaat, notes, time, vaadi, saunvaadi, aaroha - avaroha). Taal: Keharwa, Dadraa, Teentaal : Use hands to show beats of taal. Practical: a. Knowledge of notes: Basic notes, sing separate and in group, recognize notes. Learn Alankaars 1. Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha, Ni, Sa | 2. SaReGa, ReGaMa, GaMaPa,, SaNiDha, NiDhaPa, DhaPaMa | 3. SaReGaMa, ReGaMaPa., SaNiDhaPa, NiDhaPaMa | | 4. SaReSaReGa, ReGaReGaMa., SaNiSaNiDha, NiDhaNiDhaPa | 5. SaGa, ReMa, GaPa, MaDha., SaDha, NiPa, DhaMa | | | | | 6. Sa, SaReSaS, SaReGaReSa., Sa,SaNiSa, SaNiDhaNiSa b. Knowledge of Raagas: 1. From following Ragas, sing Aaroha, Avaroha, Pakad (main part) and sing one full bandish each in tune and in beat. Recognize Raag from cluster of notes. Durgaa, Kaafee, Khamaaj, Bheempalaasee, Baageshree, Bhoopaalee, Desh 2. Recognize Raag from straight cluster of notes Exam Format – Class 1: Prarambhik: Total points: 50 This is an oral exam. 10 minutes for each student. Each student’s exam is separate from others. From each row, questions will be asked about different raag, so whole curriculum is covered. Use of Harmonium only for support (Sa, Pa / Ma). While singing full Raag of choice, Harmonium accompaniment is allowed. Exam: Oral Item Points | 4 Sing notes Sa – Pa – Sa Student will select and sing one Raag in full (aaroha, avaroha, main part (Pakad), 8 bandish) Examiner will select one raag and student will sing Aaroha, Avaroha, Pakad, 8 Bandish Recognize a Raag by listening to Aaroha Avaroha (1 Raag) 4 Sing Aaroha Avaroha of one Raag 6 | 6 Recognize notes (Such as : SaRe, MaGa, DhaNi OR SaReGa, MaPaDha, SaNiDha Information about one Taal and Beats of another Taal 4 Tell : full information about one Raag 6 Tell: Vaadi Saunvaadi of one Raag 2 Tell: Time of one Raag and Vikrut swar (Soft, Sharp notes) and/or Varjya swar (Omitted 2 notes) of the same raag Total Points 50 AiKla BaartIya gaaMQava- mahaivaValaya maMDla mauMba[- prIxaa pazyak`ma tqaa inayamaavaila rijasT/oSana k`maaMk : 1444 / 1946 - 47 ef 150 , sqaapnaa : 1931 p`arMiBak AAlaMkarlaMkar Prarambhik Alankaar | | 1 SR G M P D NS S N D PM G R S s r g m p d n s s n d pm g r s | 2 SR G, R G M,G M P, M P D, PDN, D N S, s r g, r g m,g m p, m p d, pdn, d n s, | SN D, N D P,D P M, P M G, MGR, G R S s n d, n d p,d p m, p m g, mgr, g r s | 3 SR G M, R G MP, G M P D, MP D N, P D N S, s r g m, r g mp, g m p d, mp d n, p d n s, | SN D P, N D PM, D P M G, PM G R, M G R S s n d p, n d pm, d p m g, pm g r, m g r s | 4 SR S R G, R GR G M, G M GMP, M P M P D, P DP D N, DNDNS s r s r g, r g r g m, g m gmp, m p m p d, p d p d n, dndns | | SN S N D, N DN D P, D P DPM, P M P M G, M GM G R, GRGRS s n s n d, n d n d p, d p dpm, p m p m g, m g m g r, grgrs | | 5 SG, R M, G P,MD, P N, D S, SD, N P, D M, P G,MR, G S sg, r m, g p,md, p n, d s, sd, n p, d m, p g,mr, g s 6 SS R S, S R GR S, S R G MG R S, S R G M P MG R S, s s r s, s r g r s, s r g mg r s, s r g m p m g r s, SR G M P D PM G R S, S RG M P D N D P M GR S, s r g m p d p m g r s, s rg m p d n d p m g r s, | SR G M P D NS N D P M GRS, s r g m p d n s n d p m grs, | | | | | | | | 7 SN S, S N D NS, S N D P DNS, S N D P M P DN S, s n s, s n d ns, s n d p dns, s n d p m p d n s, | | | | SN D P M G MP D N S, S ND P M G R G M P DN S, s n d p m g m p d n s, s nd p m g r g m p d n s, | | SN D P M G RS R G M P DN S s n d p m g r s r g m p dn s Class 1: Prarambhik Exam: Information about seven Raagas (Plus Raag Kalyaan) Raag: Durga Raag : Kaafee Thaat: Bilaaval Thaat : Kaafee Vaadi: Dhaivat (Dha) Samvaadi: Rishabh (Re) Ga and Ni are soft All other notes are pure Ga and Ni are omitted, All other notes are pure Type: Sampurna Sampurna Type: Odav Odav , Time: Second hour of night Vaadi: Pancham (Pa) Samvaadi: Shadja (Sa) Time: Midnight | | s | Aaroha s r m p d s Aaroha s r f m p d b s | . Avaroha s d pm mr rd s | . Avaroha s b d p m f r s Main part (Pakad) m p d mr rd s Main part (Pakad) pm fr, rf mp, m f r s Raag : Khamaaj Raag : Bheempalaasi Thaat : Khamaaj Thaat: Kaafee, Ga and Ni are soft, All other notes are pure, Both Nishads are used, Re is omitted in Aaroha, Re and Dha are omitted in Aaroha, Type: Odav Sampurna, All other notes are pure, Type: Shaadav Sampurna, Vaadi: Madhyam (Ma) Samvaadi: Shadja (Sa), Vaadi: Gandhaar (Ga) Samvaadi: Nishaad (Ni) Time: Evening Time: Evening or night, . | | m s Aaroha b s f m p b s | Aaroha s gm pd n s | cc cc m s Avaroha sb dp mp f m f r s | Avaroha s b d p m g r s Main part m m m s sm, fp, fm f r s (Pakad) Main part gm pd bd p d g m g Raag Baageshree Raag : Bhoopaalee Thaat: Kaafee Thaat : Kalyaan f,b soft, Pancham (Pa) ommitted in Aaroha, Ma and Ni are omitted, All other notes are pure Type : Shaadav Sampurna Type: Odav Odav, Vaadi: Gandhar (Ga) Saunvaadi: Dhaivat (Dha) Vaadee: Madhyam ( m), Samvaadee: Shadja ( s) , Time: First prahar of night Time: Night . g s | Aaroha s rg p d s Aaroha b s f m d b s | | | . Avaroha s p s s s b d m, p d, m f r m, f r s Avaroha s dp g r, d ds C . s Main part d b s m, f r m f r s Main part g r pg, g r ds (Pakad) Raag : Des Raga : Kalyaan (Yaman) Thaat : Kalyaan, Thaat: Khamaaj, This raag uses both Nishads Madhyam Teevra (Sharp), Rest of the notes are (Shuddha Nishad is used in aaroha and komal nishad is ‘Shuddha’ or pure, Type: Sampurna, used in Avaroha), Omit Ga, Dha in Aaroha, Vaadi: Gandhaar Samvaadi: Nishaad Type: Odav Sampurna , Vaadi: Pa Samvaadi: Re Time: 1st ’Prahar*’ of night . | Time : Second Prahar of the night, | Aaroha n r g k d n s Aaroha s r m p n s | | . Avaroha g s n d p k g r s Avaroha s b d p d m g r, n s . Main Part n r g k g r, n r s Main Part b d p d m g r, gn s (Pakad) (* ’Prahar’ includes three hours . 1st prahar of night includes first three hours after sunset.) Class 1: Prarambhik Exam: Information about seven Raagas (Plus Raag Kalyaan) raga : dugaadugaadugaa-dugaa --- qaaT: ibalaavala raga : kafI qaaT : kafI gaMQaar inaYaad vajya-, saaro svar XauQd , jaatI: AaoDva AaoDva gaMQaar inaYaad kaomala , baakI svar XauQd , jaatI : saMpUNa- saMpUNa- , , , , vaadI: QaOvat saMvaadI: ?YaBa samaya : ra~aO dUsara p`hr vaadI: pMcama saMvaadI: YaD\ja samaya : maQyara~I | | | S Aaraoh S R F M P D B S Aaraoh S R M P D S | . | Avaraoh S D PM MR RD S Avaraoh S B D P M F R S . mau#ya AMga (pkD ) M P D MR RD S mau#ya AMga (pkD ) PM FR, RF MP, M F R S raga : Kmaaja qaaT : Kmaaja raga : BaImaplaasaI qaaT: kafI dao inaYaad lagato hOM, Aaraohmao ?YaBa vajya-, baakI svar XauQd gaMQaar AaOr inaYaad kaomala , baakI svar XauQd , Aaraohmao irYaBa QaOvat vajya- jaatI: YaaDva saMpUNa-, vaadI: gaMQaar , saMvaadI: inaYaad jaatI: AaoDva saMPaUNa-, vaadI: maQyama , saMvaadI: YaD\ja , samaya : saayaMkala samaya : saMQyaa yaa ra~I . | | M S | Aaraoh B S F M P B S Aaraoh S GM PD N S CC CC | M S | Avaraoh SB DP MP FM F RS Avaraoh S B D P M G R S M M M S mau#ya AMga (pkD ) SM, FP, FM F RS mau#ya AMga (pkD ) GM PD BD P D G M G raga baagaoEaI qaaT: kafI raga : BaUpalaI qaaT: klyaaNa gaMQaar AaOr inaYaad kaomala (F,B), Aaraohmao pMcama vajya-, maQyama AaOr inaYaad vajya-, baakI svar XauQd , jaatI: AaoDva AaoDva , jaatI : YaaDva saMpUNa-,vaadI: maQyama M saMvaadI: YaDja S, samaya : ra~aO vaadI: gaMQaar saMvaadI: QaOvat , samaya : ra~I ka phlaa p`hr ..
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