bansuri song lesson 1 : Jeena - Jeena song | Atif Aslam | song Notation

bansuri song lesson 1 : Jeena - Jeena song | Atif Aslam | song Notation | part 1

Intro Notation :

Ga,ma Re,Ga Sa,Re Ga,ma Pa,Ga Pa,Ga Re,Sa

Ga,Ma Re,Ga Sa,Re Ga,ma Pa,ma,Ga,Re,Sa

Mukhda Ntations:

Ga,Pa,Dha... Pa,Dha Pa,Dha,Ni,Dha,Pa,Pa Ga,Pa,Dha...Pa,Dha,Pa Ga,Sa,Re

Ga,Pa,Dha... Pa,Dha Pa,Dha,Ni,Dha,Pa,Pa Sa',Sa',Sa' Ni,Dha,PA Dha,Pa,Pa

Pa,Ga,Re,Sa,Re Re,Ga Re,Ga Sa,Re, Re,Ga

Pa,Ga,Re,Sa,Re Ga,Dha PA,Dha,Pa, Ga,Re,Sa......

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