Sitar Raag Piloo or Pilu – Aroh, Avroh & Pakad
Aaroh (Ascending): .N S G M P N S.
Avroh (Descending): S. n D P n d P d P M g S .N S
Pakad (Main Notes): .P .N S R g S , G M P g S , .N S
Vadi Swar (Most used note): G
Samvadi Swar (Next most used note): N
Time of playing: Third period of day (12 pm midday to evening).
1. Raag Piloo uses all 12 notes and is mostly sung or played in light music Thumri .
2. It’s Vadi swar is Ga and Samvadi Ni. It’s time of playing is third period of day (12 pm midday to evening).
3. Pluck Da & Ra alternate. When Da & Ra are played together, it becomes Dir.
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5. A dot after the note shows higher octave
6. A dot before the note will show lower octave.
- Raag Piloo or Pilu uses all 12 notes and has a special 'Chalan', way of taking swar or notes in a flow which will be clear from Aroh, Avroh and Pakad.
- It belongs to Kafi Thaat and it's time of playing is third period of day (12pm midday to evening). Its Vadi swar is Ga and Samvadi is Ni.