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सङ्गीतरत्नाकर: प्रथम भाग (शार्ङ्गदेव - स्वरगताध्याय सविस्तार व्याख्या व अनुवाद सहित)

Sangita Ratnakara of Sarangadeva (Svaradhyaya)

शार्ङ्गदेव (अनुवादक: डॉ. आर. के. श्रृङ्गी एवं डॉ. प्रेमलता शर्मा) द्वारा

DevanagariHindipublished251 पृष्ठ

पृष्ठ 119, कुल 251 में से

संदर्भ में पढ़ें
पृष्ठ 119

182 Treatment of Svara
mūrcchanā-s are deprived of sa, ri and ga respectively, they form into
twentyone note-series. Taken together, we get forty-nine hexatonic
note-series. That is how the standard mūrcchanā-s being deprived of
one or two notes become combinational note-series.
An illustration of the hexatonic note-series with the omission of
sa in the ṣaḍja-grāma
No. Name of the mūrcchanā Form of the mūrcchanā
1 Uttaramandrā x ri ga ma pa dha ni
2 Rajanī ni x ri ga ma pa dha
3 Uttarāyatā dha ni x ri ga ma pa
4 Śuddhaṣaḍjā pa dha ni x ri ga ma
5 Matsarīkṛtā ma pa dha ni x ri ga
6 Aśvakrāntā ga ma pa dha ni x ri
7 Abhirudgatā ri ga ma pa dha ni x
(Chart 16*)
Note :—x denotes omitted sa.
* Adopted from S. Raj. Vol. I, p. 132.
3. औडुवतानाः
सपाभ्यां द्विश्रुतिभ्यां च रिपाभ्यां सप्त वर्जिताः ॥२९॥
षड्जग्रामे पृथक्ताना एकविंशतिरोडुवाः ।
रिधाभ्यां द्विश्रुतिभ्यां च मध्यमग्रामगास्तु ते ॥३०॥
हीनाश्चतुर्दशैव स्युः पञ्चत्रिंशत्तु ते युताः ।
(3) The pentatonic note-series : (29c-31b)
Besides, the seven (standard mūrcchanā-s) of the ṣaḍja-
-grāma being deprived of sa and pa, ga and ni¹ and ri and pa
respectively form twentyone pentatonic note-series; while
those of the madhyama-grāma being short of ri and dha and ga
and ni² respectively become fourteen (tāna-s): altogether,
they make thirtyfive. (29c-31b)
Just as the standard mūrcchanā-s by dropping one note become
hexatonic note-series, by dropping two notes they become pentatonic
note-series. In ṣaḍja-grāma, by the omission of sa and pa we get one set
of seven pentatonic note-series, by the omission of ga and ni, another set
of seven and by the omission of ri and pa the third set of seven, making
twentyone in all. Similarly, in the madhyama-grāma by the omission of
1 & 2. Dviśruti of the text literally means a bi-śrutic note; ga
and ni are the two notes with two śruti-s each.
Section 4 : Grāma, Mūrcchanā, Krama and Tāna 183
4. षाडवौडुवतान-मिलितसङ्ख्या
सर्वे चतुरशीतिः स्युर्मिलिताः षाडवौडुवाः ॥३१॥
(ii) कूटताननिर्माणं, तेषां सङ्ख्या च

  1. कूटतानलक्षणम्
    असम्पूर्णाश्च सम्पूर्णा व्युत्क्रमोच्चारितस्वराः ।
    मूर्च्छनाः कूटतानाः स्युः,
    (1) Total number of hexatonic and pentatonic combinational
    note series (śuddha-tāna-s) : (31cd)
    However, the hexatonic and the pentatonic (specific
    combinational) note-series make eightyfour in all. (31cd)
    (ii) The formation and the number of kūṭa (permutational)
    tāna-s (note-series) : 32-49
    (1) The definition of kūṭa-tāna (permutational) note-
    series) : (32 abc)
    The complete or incomplete mūrcchanā-s with their notes
    produced in a permuted form become permutational note-
    series (kūṭa-tāna-s). (32a-32c)
    ri and dha we get one set of seven pentatonic series, and by the omission
    of ga and ni, the second set, making fourteen in all. Thus the pentatonic
    note-series in both the grāma-s are counted as thirtyfive and the number
    of both the hexatonic and the pentatonic note-series in both the grāma-s
    is considered to be (49+35 = 84) eightyfour. An illustration of a penta-
    tonic note-series is given as under. We know that mūrcchanā is in the
    ascending as well as in the descending order of notes.
    An illustration of the pentatonic note-series with the omission
    of sa and pa in the ṣaḍja-grāma
    No | Name of the mūrcchanā | Form of the mūrcchanā
    1 | Uttaramandrā | x ri ga ma • dha ni
    2 | Rajanī | ni x ri ga ma • dha
    3 | Uttarāyatā | dha ni x ri ga ma •
    4 | Śuddha-ṣaḍjā | • dha ni x ri ga ma
    5 | Matsarīkṛt | ma • dha ni x ri ga
    6 | Aśvakrāntā | ga ma • dha ni x ri
    7 | Abhirudgatā | ri ga ma • dha ni x
    (Chart 17*)
    Note:—x denotes sa and • denotes pa.
    *Adopted from S. Raj. Vol. I, p. 136.