amsa_definition_vadi_principal

definition · concept: aṁśa · 2 attestation(s) · confidence 0.95

Aṁśa is the vādī, the principal note of a rāga/jāti, and regulates intervallic formation of melodic configuration.

Body (pseudocode)

amsa(R) := vadin(R); role := principal_note_and_intervallic_regulator

jati_or_raga —

→ svara

p. vol_II_p014 · #141 « aṁśa is vādī alone i.e. only the vādī »
p. vol_II_p159 · #1877 « aṁśa is the regulator of intervallic formation in a melodic configuration »

R_36_amsa_definition definition Aṁśa is the predominant/primary svara of a rāga or bhāṣā, the beginning point of a phrase from which
R_36_amsa_murchana_relation relation The predominant aṁśa among multiple aṁśas determines the mūrchanā of a jāti
R_4p0_012 definition aṁśa = svara essentiel definissant jāti; enumeration varie: madhyamā=5 (hors gāndhāra+niṣāda), ṣāḍjī
amsa_assignment_per_bhasa assignment Each bhāṣā/rāga is characterised by an assigned aṁśa svara, distinct from its concluding note (nyāsa
R_364_amsas structural In kaiśikī, svaras other than ṛṣabha function as aṁśas (structural tones) and exhibit mutual concert
amsa_role_and_mandra_relation relation L'amśa est la forme par laquelle un lakṣaṇa particulier se manifeste; mandra commence avec le sv
amsa_constraint_sadjamadhyama_sadava validation Şadjamadhyamā is not allowed to be sextonic (six svaras) when niṣāda is the aṁśa.
amsa_mutual_reaching relation Within a jāti, the multiple aṁśas exhibit mutual reaching out (parasparagamana).
amsa_predecessor_is_mandra relation The svara preceding the aṁśa is the mandra.
amsa_samvadi_cannot_be_omitted structural The samvādī of an aṁśa cannot be omitted within a jāti.