| 词条 | Hindol |
| 释义 |
| name = Hindol | image_name = | image_alt = | thaat = Kalyan | type = Audava | time = After midnight / Early morning | season = | arohana = | avarohana = | vadi = | samavadi = | pakad = | chalan = | synonym = | equivalent = | similar = }}{{Other uses|Hindol (disambiguation)}}{{Hindustani Classical Music}} Hindol is a Hindustani classical raga. OriginThe raga emerges from Kalyan thaat. It is an ancient raga associated with the spring season. Technical descriptionIt has only five notes in the arohana, and five notes in the avarohana. Re and Pa are excluded completely. The only Teevra note used is Ma (henceforth represented by Ma#). All other swaras are shuddha. Arohana: Sa Ga Ma# Dha Ni Dha Sa. Avarohana: Sa Ni Dha Ma# Ga Sa. Pakad: Sa Ga Ma# Dha Ni Dha Ma# Ga Sa. The vadi swara is Dha, and the samvadi is Ga. Jati: Audhva- Audhav Samai (Time)The raga is to be sung or played on an instrument such as veena, sitar, sehnai, flute etc during the first part of the day. Further InformationThe raga has Teevra Madhyam at its heart, and revolves around that note, resting on Dha or Ga. A prominent movement in Hindol is the gamak, heavy and forceful oscillations particularly using Ma# and Dha. Its structure and phrasing is the imitation of a swing, hence the name Hindol (Hindola means swing). The Ni in the avarohana is very weak, and in most compositions it is used obliquely or often entirely avoided. Mostly pure classical genre of music like Khayals or Dhamars are composed in this raga. External links 1 : Hindustani ragas |
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