The Structure Of A Raga

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In this video, Dr. Kerry Kriger outlines the basic structure that all ragas follow. A raga is a classical melody from northern India. This structure is applicable regardless of instrument, be it bansuri, sitar, sarod, santoor, violin, vocal, shehnai, etc.

Flute is tuned to Sa (three holes closed) = F (+8 cents).

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