How is the frequencies of notes sa, re, ga, ma, pa, dhi, ni are related to each other?
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In mathematical terms the frequencies of the notes are in geometric progression.
The seven notes were created with an increasing frequency in the following order:
1. Sa - Sadaj
2. Re - Reshabh
3. Ga - Gandhar
4. Ma - Madhyam
5. Pa - Pancham
6. Dha - Dhaivat
7. Ni - Nishad
After this one more note denoted by Sa is added. Its frequency is double of the first Sa. In this way a set of eight notes is formed - Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha, Ni, Sa
A set of eight notes is called an Octave. The vocal range of a singer falls within three octaves - Lower Octave, Middle Octave and Upper Octave.
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The seven notes were created with an increasing frequency in the following order:
1. Sa - Sadaj
2. Re - Reshabh
3. Ga - Gandhar
4. Ma - Madhyam
5. Pa - Pancham
6. Dha - Dhaivat
7. Ni - Nishad
After this one more note denoted by Sa is added. Its frequency is double of the first Sa. In this way a set of eight notes is formed - Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha, Ni, Sa
A set of eight notes is called an Octave. The vocal range of a singer falls within three octaves - Lower Octave, Middle Octave and Upper Octave.
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