About asavari raag...

 About asawari raag...

Asavari is a raga in Indian classical music. It is a pentatonic scale (consisting of five notes) and is associated with the Bhairav thaat. Asavari is performed in the late morning or early afternoon and is considered a soothing and introspective raga. It is often used in devotional music and is associated with a meditative or contemplative mood. Asavari is characterized by its use of the lower half of the octave, giving it a tranquil and peaceful quality.

1. Arohana: Sa Re Ga Ma Dha Ni Sa
2. Avarohana: Sa Ni Dha Ma Ga Re Sa
3. Vadi: Dha
4. Samvadi: Re
5. Jati: Audhav-Sampurna

Asavari is a raga that is considered suitable for slow and medium-paced compositions, such as dhrupad, dhamar, and khayal. It is often used in devotional music, such as bhajans, and is associated with devotion and meditation. The use of Ga and Dha in the ascent and descent of the scale gives Asavari its distinct sound and character. Asavari is also used in light classical forms, such as thumri and tappa, where the singer has the freedom to express emotions and improvise within the raga.