Amazing Ragas

Search Ragas & Songs, Manage Favorite Ragas & Videos, Sync across Devices

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One of the best definitions of the word 'Raga' comes from Sanskrit: ‘raga’ is ‘Ranjayati Iti Raga’ i.e. 'That which pleases the ear is referred to as a raga.' So simple, isn't it ?

There is science behind all forms of music, be it Western or Asian or from any part of the world. The origin of Hindustani/Carnatic (South Asian) music can be traced back to hundreds/thousands of years and references are available in ancient texts.

Did you know that :

- Certain melodies are enhanced when you hear them at certain times of the day or even during certain seasons?

- Certain types of music can evoke certain type of emotions?

Amazing Ragas is an application created for those:

- who love music, especially Hindustani (South Asian) Classical, Traditional and Bollywood music.

- those who are interested in the science behind Hindustani music.

- serious exponents of Hindustani music.

- who may want to brag about their knowledge of Hindustani music.

- who don't care about the science, but just enjoy listening to music

App Features:

1. Contains detailed categorized searchable information on 250+ Ragas, grouped by Time of Day, Rasa (or emotions), Jati (Number of notes), Thaat ( parent scale) , Singers, Composers

2. Contains 2000+ (and growing!!) pre-selected songs based on these ragas for you to watch/listen, carefully selected to bring out the essence of the raga, ranging from Traditional Classical, Bollywood Songs, Light Classical, Ghazals, Instrumentals.

3. Searchable Ragas by name or by ascending and/or descending notes

4. Searchable by all aspects of a Song (Name, Singers(s), Lyricist(s), Music Composer(s), Film/Album Name)

5. Find the raga for a song (reverse look-up)

6. Build your own library of favorite ragas and youtube videos

7. Sync your favorites library across multiple devices

8. Share and Print Ragas

Visit http://amazingragas.amazeus.org for additional information.