S-R-G-mM-P-D-nN-S
Literally ‘Pilu from Pa’: i.e. a murchana rotation of Pilu so that Pa becomes the ‘new Sa’. Pilu’s doubled gG–nN swaras, being separated by a Perfect 5th, are thus transformed into Pancham se Pilu’s nN–mM (meaning the murchana’s main effect is essentially to trade Pilu’s gG for mM). This switch paves the way for shades of Yaman, Vachaspati, Khamaj, Nat Bihag, and other allied ragas, assisted by Pilu’s existing flexibility. Seemingly devised by Vilayat Khan.
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—Vilayat Khan (1958)—
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Swaras: -4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10+
Sapta: Audav | Shadav | Sampurna
Poorvang: SRGM | SRG | SRM | SGM
Uttarang: PDNS | PDS | PNS | DNS
Varjit: Re | Ga | Ma | Pa | Dha | Ni
Double: rR | gG | mM | dD | nN
Thaat: Exact | Enclosed | Inexact
Chal: All-shuddha | All-komal | Ma-tivra
Gaps: Anh. | Hemi. | 3-row | 4-row | 5-row
Symmetries: Mirror | Rotation | Palindr.
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