Raag Marwa

Raag Marwa is a profound and intense raga in Indian classical music, associated with the Marwa Thaat. Traditionally performed in the late afternoon, it conveys a sense of urgency and tension. The raga is unique for its use of shuddh (natural) Rishabh (R) and tivra (sharp) Madhyam (M), creating a distinctive and somewhat unsettling tonal structure. Marwa does not use the Pancham (Pa) note, adding to its distinctive character. This raga's compelling and intense nature makes it a captivating choice for both vocal and instrumental performances.