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<b>TRANSLATION</b>
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(Anu. 51)
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But if the indication of murchanas is done with the middle heptad, then why
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has it been said to be (done) with madhyama svara? Truly has this been said.
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The use of singular number is in relation with the jāti (species) of svara. The
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purport is that the 'murchana' should be made in the kanthya svara (the tonal
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range of the voice). The inclusion of the adjective vaina 46 (pertaining to viņā)
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(for svara) is in order to encompass the sthana (register or range) that could
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not be described in the body (human voice).
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(Anu. 52)
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But when the (process of) sādavita and auduvita is being undertaken, then
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does the recognition of the (original) murchana exist or does it not exist? The
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recognition of the (original) mūrchanā is certainly there. Similarly has said
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Dattila -
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"When the tana is made in this manner (by omission of the prescribed
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svaras), the knowledgeable one should ascertain, by counting the perishable
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(omitted) (svara), that this murchana is this-manieth."
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[ Dattilam 37 ]
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(Anu. 53)
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But when şadja is omitted in the first and seventh mūrchanā, both take an
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identical form viz. ri-ga-ma-pa-dha-ni, there the distinction (between the two) is
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not evident. True, there is no difference. If the components are counted, there
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surely is a difference; the difference is created by mandra and tara.47
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(Anu. 54)
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This distinction of murchana and tana has been spoken of merely for the
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sake of the convenience of the performer and the listener.48 The objective of
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tāna has also been said to be for the sake of the attainment of the three
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registers.
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(Anu. 55)
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But mūrchanās are useful in jātis and rāgas, hence their treatment is justified,
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where are the tanas to be used? It is being answered. The tanas are useful for
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the sake of bringing out the difference between jatis and ragas of both the
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grāmas (i.e. between those of one grāma and the other).49 Or, the use of tānas is
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for the sake of the demonstration of the number of nașța (lit. lost) and uddișța
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(lit. enumerated) (varieties of tānas).50
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