Following chart may come handy while translating western notes of any tune or song into Indian Sargam, and vice-versa.
| Scale | C | D | E | F | G | A | B |
| Indian | Sa | Re | Ga | Ma | Pa | Dha | Ni |
| Western | Do | Re | Mi | Fa | So | La | Ti |
The letters in all the above rows (column wise) generally follow a sequence. For example, if we start the scale at F, then the sequence would be FGABCDE, or when at B, it would be BCDEFGA, and so on.
Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Dha Ni and Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti remain constant.
Every musical instrument can be tuned to a certain scale. With the above example, we would be playing Sa at C scale.
Following table can be used as a key to play Sargam on Western Instruments and vice versa:
Following video tutorial will help you understand this concept with more clarity:
11 Responses
Can anyone please give the sargam notes of Sherlock theme song (The Game Is On) ??
Please.
Do re mi fa Sol la ti do
please give me sargam of Bella Ciao to play in flute
Did you get it from somewhere? Even I’m searching
Dha ‘ Re Ga Ma Re…….
Dha ‘ Re Ga Ma Re…….
Dha ‘ Re Ga Ma.. Ga Re Ma.. Ga Re Dha..Dha…….
Dha Pa Dha Ni(k).. Ni(k)….
Ni(k) Dha Pa Ni(k) Dha Dha…..
Dha Pa Ma Ga Dha Ga Ma Re….
Guys this is diatonic scale consisting of 2 whole steps followed by 1/2 step then 3 full steps & finally 1/2 step (C-D-E-F-G-A-B-C) notice C to D whole, D to E whole, E to F half step, Fto G whole, G to A whole, A to B whole & B to C half step.
Apply this to any key & you will get ur query answered.
I bought some notes from abroad and it was written do re mi fa so la ti do on it i was not able to understand it …now i am …… thanx verry much! i got a lot of help….
AZALEA INARA
Hello sir, your page is very very useful. Thank you for the above chart. In the same way could you please provide me with the sa ri ga ma pa da ni sa of all the minor keys Cm, C#m, Dm, D#m, Em, Fm, F#m, Gm, G#m, Am, A#m, Bm and more if any? I searched in the net for more than 2 hours but no avail. Pls help me. Thank you much.
Love David
Dear David,
If you carefully look at the chart, your question has already an answer over there.
Good Luck!
Hello
For minor keys I have a doubt too for the conversation.Have been trying to
Figure out from the chart but couldn’t can you please elaborate?
Thank you
hi David
I am hoping you got oriented on the minor scales, but if you didn’t, have a look at “relative keys“ or “relative minor“ on Wikipedia : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relative_key
Relative major and minor keys use the same notes but start in a different place, for example C and A minor, D and B Minor, etc.
Not sure what you want to do that information, but hope it helps…