Divine Bansuri - Tutorial 9 - Komal Swar ( Half Notes ) in Bansuri - Flute Lessons Beginner Basics
Komal Swar ( Half Notes ) in Bansuri
Key Concepts
- ●Komal Swar ( Half Notes ) in Bansuri
Practice Exercises
Playing Sudh Ma
0:00 ▶Ma (middle octave) is played by slightly opening the hole that would produce Teevra Ma.
Tip: Slightly open the hole (approximately 20%), compared to fully opening for Teevra Ma. Recommended to move your finger up/down, not sideways, for better speed and control.
Playing Komal Re
0:00 ▶Re♭ (middle octave) is played by slightly opening the Sa hole.
Tip: Slightly open the Sa hole to achieve Komal Re. Practice slowly for clear sound.
Playing Komal Ga
0:00 ▶Ga♭ (middle octave) is played by slightly opening the Re hole.
Tip: Slightly open the Re hole (approximately 20%). Recommended to move your finger up/down.
Playing Komal Dha
0:00 ▶Dha♭ (middle octave) is played by slightly opening the Pa hole.
Tip: Slightly open the Pa hole (approximately 20%). Recommended to move your finger up/down.
Playing Komal Ni
0:00 ▶Ni♭ (middle octave) is played by slightly opening the Dha hole.
Tip: Slightly open the Dha hole to achieve Komal Ni. Practice slowly for clear sound.
Raga Yaman Excerpt
0:00 ▶Demonstration of Teevra Ma in Raga Yaman.
Tip: Raga Yaman uses Teevra Ma, which is played by fully opening the hole that would produce Sudh Ma.