Pūriyā Dhanāśrī
Rich and devotional — the rāga of the closing day.
A sunset rāga combining the phrase-shapes of Pūriyā with the strong Pa of Dhanāśrī. Komal Re, komal Dha and tīvra Ma give it the deep colour of the Pūrvī family.
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Ārohaṇa, avarohaṇa et pakaḍ
Notation key — komal swaras in lower case, tīvra Ma written M′, mandra saptak marked ˌ and tār saptak with ′.
Le mouvement du rāga
Pa is the point of rest that distinguishes it from Pūriyā. Phrases twist around tīvra Ma and komal Re, with Ga used as a support for Re rather than a resting note in itself.
Cycles rythmiques employés
Payaliyā jhankār morī
X = sam · 0 = khālī · 2, 3, 4 = tālī · one cell = one mātrā · – = sustain.
The mukhḍā approaches sam from Pa. Keep Ga tied to Re — a freestanding Ga makes the rāga sound like Pūrvī.