The core Sa Re Ga Ma notes
Start with Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha, Ni, and upper Sa before adding altered notes.
- - Sa / C
- - Re / D
- - Ga / E
- - Ma / F
- - Pa / G
- - Dha / A
- - Ni / B
Harmonium notes
Harmonium Notes - Sa Re Ga Ma, Alankar, and Keyboard Mapping
Learn harmonium notes with Sa Re Ga Ma, western note names, white and black key mapping, MIDI references, alankar drills, and beginner practice patterns.
Quick practice path
Review Sa Re Ga Ma, western note names, and Komal or Tivra variants.
Play each note, then rehearse ascending, descending, and alankar patterns.
Open the keyboard workbench when you are ready to use the notes in a guided alankar exercise.
White and black key mapping
Use the note map to connect harmonium notes, western notes, MIDI numbers, and browser keycaps.
Practice in small patterns
Short ascending, descending, and alankar patterns help beginners memorize the keyboard without needing a full song first.
Move from reference to playing
Use this guide as the explanation layer, then open the playable notes or full keyboard for live practice.
Common questions
What are the basic harmonium notes?
The core notes are Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha, and Ni. They correspond to western pitch names when a tonic is selected.
What are Komal and Tivra notes?
Komal notes are lowered forms and Tivra Ma is a raised Ma. They appear on black keys in the browser layout.
Can I hear each note?
Yes. Open the playable notes page to click individual notes and hear their pitch.
Can I practice alankar with these notes?
Yes. Start with short ascending and descending Sargam movements, then repeat compact alankar patterns on the playable keyboard.