GSRI 2024 Intern
About Mehr Kaur
Mehr Kaur is a dedicated student who has been learning and practicing Keertan for seven years. She uses her knowledge from playing the dilruba, sitar, and taus to . She enjoys attending, or sometimes participating, in Keertan Darbaars. Mehr likes to continue to be inspired by others and is motivated to continue her Sangeet journey.
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Raag Asavari Sudhang Composition
Raag Asavari Sudhang is a Mishrat (variation) Raag of Raag Asavari. As the thirteenth Mishrat Raag in Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, this raag's Thaat is Raag Bhairvi, and is also known as Komal Rishabh Asavari because of the unique change from Shudh Re to Re Komal. Raag Asavari Sudhang’s Jaati is Aurav-Sampooran, meaning that there are five notes in the ascending order (Aroh) and all seven notes in the descending order (Avroh) of the scale. Asavari Sudhang is sung during the second quarter of the day, between the time of 9 - 12 AM. The Aroh and Avroh, as well as the Mukh Ang (a recognizable phrase from which one can identify a Raag) are as follows: