Sound is sensational vibration that stimulates the nervous system within the ears through a
medium and creates the sensation of hearing. There are two types of sounds, which are,
standardized and non-standardized. Music is classified under the category of standardized
sound. A musical sound is periodic or regular and its unit is called ‘Nada’. Hindustani
Classical Music is a popular genre, both in vocal and instrumental forms. This genre is based
on the ‘Ragadari style’ constructed by the amalgamation of seven musical notes. A Raga is
elaborated through the pleasant and melodious construction work consisting of permutations
and combinations of the musical notes systematically and supremely. This construction work
can be termed ‘Merukhanda’ (permutation-indicator of musical notes) also known as
‘Khandameru’. Improvising this technique with relentless practice plays a significant role in
an artiste’s performance. Now, the mentioned topic is described here at a glance.
Das, Samudra. "Merukhanda in Hindustani Classical Music at a Glance." Sangeet Galaxy, vol. 11, no. 2, July 2022, pp. 307-315.