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Thaat: Kalyan
Aarohi: S R P---MPDP S'
Amrohi: S"" D P---MPDP---R P---GmPGmRs
Vadi: P
Samvadi: R
Pakard: S R P---MPDP---GmPGmRS
Time: 6 pm - 9 pm
Zaat: Audav - Sampuran

Raag Kamod is a Hindustani classical raga. It is a morning raga and is typically sung during the early hours of the day. The raga is characterized by its use of the notes Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, and Dha. The Madhyam (middle) note is used in both its shuddha (natural) and teevra (sharp) forms.

The raga is said to have originated in the Khamaj thaat, but it also has elements of the Kalyan thaat. The raga is said to have been created by the sage Kamod Muni and is said to have the power to remove obstacles and bring good fortune.

The raga is typically sung in a slow tempo and is often used in khayal and dhrupad compositions. Some famous bandishes (compositions) in Raag Kamod include "Karunamaye Shyam" by Amir Khusro, "Kamod Deepak" by Tansen, and "Kamod Bahar" by Sadarang.

The raga is said to be difficult to sing and requires a good deal of skill and control. The singer must be able to balance the two Madhyam notes, and must also be able to create a sense of longing and yearning in the raga.

Raag Kamod is a beautiful and evocative raga and is a favorite among many singers and listeners. It is a raga that can be enjoyed by people of all ages and is a great way to start the day.

Here are some additional details about Raag Kamod:
The raga is associated with the seasons of spring and autumn.
The raga is said to be beneficial for the mind and body and is said to help relieve stress and anxiety.
The raga is often used in meditation and spiritual practices.
Some famous singers of Raag Kamod include Bade Ghulam Ali Khan, Amir Khan, and Bhimsen Joshi.

I hope this article has helped you to learn more about Raag Kamod. If you are interested in learning more about Indian classical music, I encourage you to do some further research. There are many resources available online and in libraries.

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Pakard: (0:25)
Bandish: (0:46)
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