Jayantasri
Indian Classical Raga
Jayantashri is a janya raga in Carnatic music, derived from the 20th melakarta raga Natabhairavi. It is an upanga raga said to evoke bhakti rasa. It resembles Hindolam, but differs by using panchamam. The raga is rare, with few widely sung compositions, including one by Thyagaraja.
Scale
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Composer: Madurai G.S.Mani
Composer: Periyasaami Tooran
Composer: OotukkaaDu VenkaTasubbaiyyar
Composer: OotukkaaDu VenkaTasubbaiyyar
Composer: Mysore VaasudEvaacaarya
Composer: Suddhaananda Bhaarati
Close relatives
Ragas whose scale differs from Jayantasri's by a note or two.
- Adbhodam
leaves out P coming down
- Divyamalati
adds P going up
- Hindola
leaves out P coming down
- Kokilanandi
uses M2 instead of M1
- Malkauns
leaves out P coming down
- Malkos
leaves out P coming down
Janya ragas of Natabhairavi
Other ragas derived from the same parent melakarta (mela 20)