Swaras
All holes open – Teevra Ma
One hole closed – Ga
Two holes closed – Re
Three holes closed – Sa
Four holes closed – Ni
Five holes closed – Dha
Six holes closed – Pa
SYMBOLS
SA
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S
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RE
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R
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GA
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G
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MA
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M
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PA
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P
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DHA
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D
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NI
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N
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For lower octave notes their will be a symbol ( a dot ) behind the note ex- lower Ni is denoted as .N
For middle octave notes there will no symbols, example – middle octave Pa is denoted as P
For higher octave notes there will be a symbol in front of the note, for example, higher octave Re is denoted as R’
In flute we can produce P D N of the lower octave, S R G M P D N of the middle octave and S R G M P of the higher octave “ easily”.
.S
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.R
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.G
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.M
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.P
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.D
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.N
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S
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R
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G
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M
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P
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D
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N
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S’
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R’
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G’
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M’
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P’
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D’
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N’
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LOWER OCTAVE
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MIDDLE OCTAVE
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HIGHER OCTAVE
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The symbol ‘ > ‘ means that we have to extend the note behind that symbol.
In some cases if we want to make groups in a bunch of notes then we will put a comma (,) for those notes.
For example- .P.D.N, .D.NS, .NSR, SRG, RGM, GMP
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