
Raag Alhaiya Bilaval is a prominent and widely performed morning raga belonging to the Bilaval Thhat. While the basic Bilaval scale uses all Shuddh (natural) notes, Alhaiya Bilaval is distinguished by the specific inclusion of Komal Nishad (flat seventh) in descending phrases, typically presented as 'Dha Ni(k) Pa'. In the ascending structure (Aaroh), the note Madhyam (Ma) is generally omitted, making it a Shadav-Sampurna raga. It is characterized by its bright, joyous, and serene atmosphere, often evoking the freshness of the early morning sun. The raga's melodic progression is intricate, frequently utilizing 'vakra' (crooked) phrases. It serves as a foundation for many compositions in Indian Classical Music and is highly regarded for its ability to balance technical complexity with emotional depth.
Melodic elaboration of each note with characteristic phrases and movements:
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