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Jaunpuri is a late morning raga, likely originating in the Sultanate-era music of Jaunpur in Uttar Pradesh. Rajan Parrikar describes it as an “Asavariant”, closely tied to the phraseologies of the Asavari family: some see the ragas as indistinguishable, while others consider Jaunpuri to take more ‘rounded’ melodic shapes, and permitting greater use of ni in both directions. Adopted into Carnatic music as ‘Jonpuri’ – and also turns up on a couple of ultra-early Hindustani recordings (Gauhar Jan in 1902, and Abdul Karim Khan in 1905).
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