Raag raageshwari biography

  • Rageshree is a raga in Indian classical music, popular in both Carnatic music and Hindustani music.
  • Raga Rageshree (Rageshwari) is a Hindustani raga that has evolved and become popular in the past century.
  • Rajeshwari's five tones bring an idiosyncratic flavour, tied with diffuse tensions.

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    —Rāga Junglism—

    S-g-m-D-N-S

    Taking the swaras of ‘Kaushik Dhwanikomal ga’ (or ‘Chandrakaunsshuddha Dha’), Rajeshwari’s five tones bring an idiosyncratic flavour, tied with diffuse tensions. All poorvang swaras are set to their lowest specific position (Sgm), and all uttarang swaras are set to their highest (DNS), with the relief-bringing Re–Pa axis banished throughout. The resulting scale presents significant challenges when it comes to stable melodic resolution: possessing the rare property of ‘fragmentation’ (i.e. at least half its swaras are ‘detached’, with no swara 7 semitones above or below them: in this case ga–Dha–Ni) – as well as a curious ma–Nitritone, prominent in the droning harmonium tones of Salamat Ali Khan’s rendition (live from an Amritsar Gurdwara, and prefaced by a speech by the Ustad on multi-faith tolerance). Abdul Halim Jaffer Khan, progenitor of the underappreciated ‘Jafferkhan

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    Raageshwari Loomba

    Musical artist

    Raageshwari Loomba is an Indian singer, actress, television personality, mindfulness speaker.

    Biography

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    Raageshwari attended the Auxilium Convent High School.[1]

    As a teenager, Raageshwari made her film debut with the 1993 film Aankhen (1993). She subsequently appeared in Main Khiladi Tu Anari (1994), Zid (1994) and Dil Kitna Nadan Hai.

    Raageshwari signed a deal with Coca-Cola to do a series of concerts all over India.[2]

    In 2000, Raageshwari and her father collaborated on another album, Y2K Saal Do Hazaar. Raageshwari was suffering from malaria, while shooting for the video "Ikki chikki chikita." The album was released with a concert on the eve of the year 2000. Just a week after the concert, Raageshwari was diagnosed with Bell's palsy,[3] which left her with a paralysed left side of the face and a slur in her voice. Over the next year, she rehabilitated herself with help of physiotherapy

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    Raga Rageshree

    Thaat

    Khamaj

    Carnatic

    Ravichandrika

    Singing Time

    Second Part of Night

    Related

    Raga Bageshree

    Raga Rageshree (Rageshwari) fryst vatten a Hindustani raga that has evolved and become popular in the past century. It has komma to be known as the "Queen of Ragas".

    Structure[]

    | Aaroh:Sa Ga Ma Dha Ni Sa | Avaroh: Sa Ni Dha Ma Ga Ma Re Sa

    Samaya[]

    • Singing Time: Second part of night
    • Moods: Sweet and romantic

    Subtleties[]

    Rageshree often begins on Dha and most phrases end on Ma or Sa. The raaga fryst vatten characterized bygd a meend (glide) from Dha to Ma and the popular ending phrase Ga Ma Re Sa (slight meend from Ma to Re).

    Related Ragas[]

    Thaat:Khamaj

    Carnatic Equivalent:Ravichandrika

    Raga Bageshree: Raga Rageshree is very similar in its structure to Raga Bageshree. Rageshree stands apart, however, through the use of the shuddha Ga, versus Bageshree's komal Ga.

    Media[]

    References[]

    1. Rao, Suvarnalata (1999). T