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Pandit Ravi Shankar Prasad is credited with introducing the melodious raga "Raga Charukeshi" from Carnatic music (South Indian classical music) to North Indian classical music. It is sung and played in all three octaves. Dh Ni Sa Re Ga Ma Ga Re The fifth note, i.e., "Pa," is not used in the ascending scale. Ga Ma Dha Pa That is, one does not move from M to P. Pa Dha Ni Dha Ma Ga Re Shadows of other ragas are visible in this raga. Sa Re Ga Ma (part of Raga Nat) Ga Ma Dha Pa (part of Raga Bhairava) Ni Sa Re Sa Dha, Dha Ni Re Sa (part of Raga Darbari) Re Ga Ma Re Sa (part of Nat Bhairava) Despite being influenced by all these ragas, this raga retains its own distinctive character, a distinct identity, and can be recognized independently. Swaras of the Raga Accompaniment M G Re G Re Sa Ni Dha Sa Sa Re G M Re G M Re Sa G M Dha Pa, M G Re G M Dha Ni Sa Ni Sa Re Sa Dha, Dha Ni Re Sa Ni Sa Ni Dha Pa P Dha Ni Dha M G Re G M Re Sa Ni Dha Ni Re Sa M P Dha Ni Sa Re, Sa Re G M Re G Re Ni Dha Sa Sa Ni Dha Pa, Dha M G Re G M Dha Pa, G M Re Sa Ni Dha Ni Re Sa Listen to the film songs of this raga. Watch me live; in a few days, you will recognize Raga Charukeshi. are #music #harmonium #indianclassical #musiclearning #singer #piano Rambabu Patel, Harmonium