Master harmonium notes and Sargam notation for Web Harmonium online practice. Explore our curated collection of web harmonium song notes — from ancient Raags to Bollywood melodies.
Indian classical music is built on seven foundational notes (Saptak Swaras). Each note on the Web Harmonium keyboard has a Shuddha (natural) form, and some have Komal (flat) or Teevra (sharp) variants.
| Sargam | Full Name | Western | Variants | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sa | Shadja | C | Shuddha | The tonic — fixed, never altered |
| Re | Rishabh | D | Shuddha / Komal | Natural or flat variant used in many Raags |
| Ga | Gandhar | E | Shuddha / Komal | Natural or flat; key to a Raag's mood |
| Ma | Madhyam | F | Shuddha / Teevra | Natural or sharp (Teevra) — the only sharpened note |
| Pa | Pancham | G | Shuddha | Fixed like Sa — never altered |
| Dha | Dhaivat | A | Shuddha / Komal | Natural or flat variant |
| Ni | Nishad | B | Shuddha / Komal | Natural or flat; defines a Raag's upper range feel |
Diacritics and symbols that modify notes within written Sargam notation for online harmonium practice.
Taar Saptak (High Octave)
e.g. Ṡ Ṙ Ġ
Mandra Saptak (Low Octave)
e.g. Ṇ Ḍ Ṃ
Komal (Flat) Note
e.g. Re Ga Dha Ni
Teevra Ma (Sharp Madhyam)
e.g. M̈ or Ma with tilde
A Saptak is an octave — a complete cycle of seven notes. The harmonium spans three full saptaks.
Lower Octave
Notes played in the lower register of the harmonium, marked with a dot below each note symbol. The chest voice naturally resonates here.
Middle Octave
The default octave — no markings required. Most practice begins here. It is the most natural range for both voice and finger-work.
Higher Octave
The upper register, marked with a dot above each note. Advanced players use this for climactic passages and complex Taan patterns.
A sample notation passage demonstrating how the Sargam system is written in practice for Web Harmonium song notes.
Evening Melodic Structure • Advanced
Traditional Bhajan • Intermediate
Standard Composition • Beginner
The structured path to mastering the Web Harmonium bellows and keys, one note at a time.
Master the basic exercises that build finger strength and clarify your pitch perception. This is the bedrock of all harmonium performance.
Managing the bellows for sustained, resonant notes.
Understanding Thaats and the geometry of the keyboard.
Our virtual keyboard syncs directly with these notes, letting you practice with real-time feedback.