Jogiya (raga)
Appearance
Thaat | Bhairav[1] |
---|---|
Type | Audhav - Shadhav[2] |
Time of day | Dawn time (Brahma Muhurt) [3] |
Arohana | Sa Re Ma Pa Dha Sa[4] |
Avarohana | Sa Ni Dha Pa Ma Re Sa[5] |
Pakad | r m m m P d P d N d P P d m r S[6] |
Chalan | r m m m P d P d N d P P d m r S[7] |
Vadi | Ma [8] |
Samavadi | Sa [9] |
Jogiya, or Jogia, is a raga in Hindustani classical music. It is based on Bhairav Thaat.[10] It is played at the 1st Prahar of the day, dawn time (Brahma Muhurt).[11] The name Jogiya came from Jogi, a corruption of yogi.[12]
Nature
It lacks Ga. Re-ma and Dha-ma are frequently rendered in Meend.
- Aroha : Sa Re (komal) Ma Pa Dha (Komal) Ni Sa[13]
- Avaroha : Sa Ni Dha (komal) Pa Ma Re (komal) Sa[14]
- Vadi: Ma[15]
- Samvadi: Sa [16]
Raga description
Madhyam is powerful, a nyas Swar as well as a Vadi Swara. Jogiya has Rishabha and Dhaivata Komal like Raag Bhairav, however they are not oscillated here (Andolit). In Avroh, Shuddha Nishad is Alp and is always used as a Kan Swar of Komal Dhaivat like: S' (N)d P. Sometimes Komal Nishad is also used as a Kan Swar with Komal Dhaivat like: m P d (n)d m ; m r S to enhance the beauty of this Raag. R-m and d-m are rendered in Meend.[17]
See also
External links
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