Kurinji
Indian Classical Raga
Kurinji is a janya raga of the 29th melakarta Shankarabharanam. It is a dhaivathantya raga sung within a single octave. It originated from folk music and is used in lullabies and wedding songs.
Scale
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View all compositions →Composer: Annamaacaarya
Composer: Swaati TirunaaL
Composer: Swaati TirunaaL
Composer: AaNDaaL
Composer: H.N. Muttayyah Bhaagavatar
Composer: H.N. Muttayyah Bhaagavatar
Close relatives
Ragas whose scale differs from Kurinji's by a note or two.
- Elaprabhavam
the same notes, moving differently
- Gajagovri
the same notes, moving differently
- Julavu
the same notes, moving differently
- Kadanakutuhala
the same notes, moving differently
- Katanakutuhalam (Kadanakutuhalam)
the same notes, moving differently
- Kusumavicitra
the same notes, moving differently
Janya ragas of Dheerasankarabharanam
Other ragas derived from the same parent melakarta (mela 29)