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RAAG : YAMAN ( KALYAN ) AAROH : Sa Re Ga Ma' Pa Dha Ni Sa SITAR – Raga Yaman Kalyan - Page 1 Get DVD to view how to play (delivered to your home) http://www.sharda.org/getDVD.htm RAAG : YAMAN ( KALYAN ) AAROH : Sa Re Ga Ma’ Pa Dha Ni Sa . AVROH : Sa . Ni Dha Pa Ma’ Ga Re Sa PAKAD : .Ni Re Ga Re Sa , Pa Ma’ Ga Re Sa , Ma’ Dha Ni Sa . , Ni Dha Pa , Pa Ma’ Ga Re , .Ni Re Sa STHAI : 3 X 2 0 GaGa | Re SaSa Ni Re | Ga Ga Ga ReRe | Ga Ma’Ma’ Pa Ma’ | Ga Re Sa Dir | Da Dir Da Ra | Da Da Ra Dir | Da Dir Da Ra | Da Da Ra ANTARA : 3 X 2 GaGa | Ma’ DhaDha Ni Re . | Ga . Re .Re . Sa . Ni | Dha PaPa Ma’ Ga | Dir | Da Dir Da Ra | Da Dir Da Ra | Da Dir Da Ra | 0 | Ga Re Sa | Da Da Ra TODE : X 1. .NiRe Ga.Ni ReGa .NiRe | ReGa Ma’Re GaMa’ ReGa | GaMa’ PaGa Ma’Pa GaMa’ | Ma’Pa DhaMa’ PaDha Ma’Pa | PaDha NiPa DhaNi PaDha | DhaNi Re .Dha NiRe . DhaNi | NiRe . Ga .Ni Re .Ga . NiRe . | Ga .Re . Sa .- Re .Sa . Ni- | Sa .Ni Dha- NiDha Pa- | DhaPa Ma’- PaMa’ Ga- | Ma’Ga Re- GaRe Sa- | .NiRe Ga.Ni ReGa .NiRe | X www.sharda.org – Learn Indian Music conveniently at your home SITAR – Raga Yaman Kalyan - Page 2 2. SaSa SaSa –Sa . NiSa . | Sa .Ni DhaPa Ma’Ga ReSa | SaSa SaSa -Sa . NiSa . | Sa .Ni DhaPa Ma’Ga ReSa | SaSa SaSa -Sa . NiSa . | Sa .Ni DhaPa Ma’Ga ReSa | .NiRe GaRe Ga .NiRe | GaRe Ga .NiRe GaRe | X 3. Ga .Ga . Re .Sa . Re .Re . Sa .Ni | Sa .Sa . NiDha NiNi DhaPa | DhaDha PaMa’ PaPa Ma’Ga | Ma’Ma’ GaRe GaGa ReSa | .NiRe Ga.Ni ReGa .NiRe | Ga Ga .NiRe Ga.Ni | ReGa .NiRe Ga Ga | .NiRe Ga.Ni ReGa .NiRe | X 4. .NiRe GaRe .NiRe Sa- | PaMa’ GaRe .NiRe Sa- | Ma’Dha NiSa . NiDha Pa- | PaMa’ GaRe .NiRe Sa- | Sa .Ni DhaPa Ma’Ga ReSa | Ga- Ga- Sa .Ni DhaPa | Ma’Ga ReSa Ga- Ga- | Sa .Ni DhaPa MaGa ReSa | X 5. GaRe Ga- Ma’Ga Ma’- | PaMa’ Pa- DhaPa Dha- | NiDha Ni- Sa .Ni Sa .- | GaRe Ga- Ma’Ga Ma’- | PaMa’ Pa- DhaPa Dha- | NiDha Ni- Sa .Ni Sa .- | GaRe Ga- Ma’Ga Ma’- | PaMa’ Pa- DhaPa Dha- | NiDha Ni- Sa .Ni Sa .- | Sa .Ni DhaPa Ma’Ga ReSa | .NiRe GaRe Ga .NiRe | GaRe Ga .NiRe GaRe | X 6. DhaNi Sa .Dha NiSa . DhaNi | Sa .Ni DhaPa Ma’Ga ReSa | DhaNi Sa .Dha NiSa . DhaNi | Sa .Ni DhaPa Ma’Ga ReSa | DhaNi Sa .Dha NiSa . DhaNi | Sa .Ni DhaPa Ma’Ga ReSa | .NiRe GaRe Ga .NiRe | GaRe Ga .NiRe GaRe | X www.sharda.org – Learn Indian Music conveniently at your home SITAR – Raga Yaman Kalyan - Page 3 JHALA : X 1. Sa ~ ~ ~ | Sa ~ ~ ~ | Sa ~ ~ ~ | Sa ~ ~ ~ | .Ni ~ ~ ~ | .Ni ~ ~ ~ | .Ni ~ ~ ~ | .Ni ~ ~ ~ | .Dha ~ ~ ~ | .Dha ~ ~ ~ | .Dha ~ ~ ~ | .Dha ~ ~ ~ | .Pa ~ ~ ~ | .Pa ~ ~ ~ | .Pa ~ ~ ~ | .Pa ~ ~ ~ | .Ma’ ~ ~ ~ | .Ma’ ~ ~ ~ | .Ma’ ~ ~ ~ | .Ma’ ~ ~ ~ | .Dha ~ ~ ~ | .Dha ~ ~ ~ | .Dha ~ ~ ~ | .Dha ~ ~ ~ | .Ni ~ ~ ~ | .Ni ~ ~ ~ | .Ni ~ ~ ~ | .Ni ~ ~ ~ | Re ~ ~ ~ | Re ~ ~ ~ | Re ~ ~ ~ | Re ~ ~ ~ | Sa ~ ~ ~ | Sa ~ ~ ~ | Sa ~ ~ ~ | Sa ~ ~ ~ | .Ni ~ ~ ~ | Re ~ ~ ~ | Ga ~ ~ ~ | Ga ~ ~ ~ | Re ~ ~ ~ | Ga ~ ~ ~ | Ma’ ~ ~ ~ | Ma’ ~ ~ ~ | Ga ~ ~ ~ | Ma’ ~ ~ ~ | Pa ~ ~ ~ | Pa ~ ~ ~ | Ma’ ~ ~ ~ | Pa ~ ~ ~ | Dha ~ ~ ~ | Dha ~ ~ ~ | Pa ~ ~ ~ | Dha ~ ~ ~ | Ni ~ ~ ~ | Ni ~ ~ ~ | Dha ~ ~ ~ | Ni ~ ~ ~ | Sa . ~ ~ ~ | Sa . ~ ~ ~ | Sa . ~ ~ ~ | Ni ~ ~ ~ | Dha ~ ~ ~ | Dha ~ ~ ~ | Ni ~ ~ ~ | Dha ~ ~ ~ | Pa ~ ~ ~ | Pa ~ ~ ~ | Dha ~ ~ ~ | Pa ~ ~ ~ | Ma’ ~ ~ ~ | Ma’ ~ ~ ~ | Pa ~ ~ ~ | Ma’ ~ ~ ~ | Ga ~ ~ ~ | Ga ~ ~ ~ | Ma’ ~ ~ ~ | Ga ~ ~ ~ | Re ~ ~ ~ | Re ~ ~ ~ | Ga ~ ~ ~ | Re ~ ~ ~ | Sa ~ ~ ~ | Sa ~ ~ ~ | X X 2. Sa ~ ~ ~ | Sa ~ ~ ~ |Sa ~ ~ ~ | Sa ~ ~ ~ | .Ni ~ ~ .Ni | ~ ~ .Ni ~ | Re ~ ~ Re | ~ ~ Re ~ | Ga ~ ~ Ga | ~ ~ Ga ~ | Ma’ ~ ~ Ma’ | ~ ~ Ma’ ~ | Pa ~ ~ Pa | ~ ~ Pa ~ | Dha ~ ~ Dha | ~ ~ Dha ~ | Ni ~ ~ Ni | ~ ~ Ni ~ | Sa . ~ ~ Sa . | ~ ~ Sa . ~ | Sa . ~ ~ ~ | Ni ~ ~ ~ | Dha ~ ~ ~ | Pa ~ ~ ~ | Ma’ ~ ~ ~ | Ga ~ ~ ~ | Re ~ ~ ~ | Sa ~ ~ ~ | X www.sharda.org – Learn Indian Music conveniently at your home .
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