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  • South Asian arts
    / Qualities of the scales

    In the sadjagrama scale the interval ri-pa (E- to A) contains 10 shrutis; i.e., one more than the nine of the consonant fourth. Comparably, in the madhyamagrama scale the interval sa-pa (D to A-) contains 12 shrutis, or one fewer than the consonant fifth. These variances involve…

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    In the sadjagrama scale the interval ri-pa (E- to A) contains 10 shrutis; i.e., one more than the nine of the consonant fourth. Comparably, in the madhyamagrama scale the interval sa-pa (D to A-) contains 12 shrutis, or one fewer than the consonant fifth. These variances involve…

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