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Bayati Pathways: Nahawand 4 & Ajam 6 (p2)


Ajam 6 & Nahawand 4 with Bayati

From "Samai Bayati il-3ariyan"

08

could also call "2nd Ajam 3/6"; tonic is 6, but note span 3-6

09

"Husseini" = emphasis on 5 descent to 4

10

11

a.k.a. "Secondary Ajam 3/6"

12

13

44

though it is really only the note "6"

45

includes dip down to 3 under tonic of 4 (also typical)

46

47

48

admittedly, first 3 notes could be parsed as 2nd Ajam 3/6

49

60

not very strong--perhaps Nahawand 4 or Ajam 6 are felt more?

61

could make #60 retroactively feel like 2nd Ajam 3/6

62

dips down to 2 & 3

From "Taheya"

14

15

16

17

opening Ajam emphasis; same as #14-15

18

19

descent from 6

20

starts on 6, although admittedly tonicization not strong

From "Ah Ya Hilu"

01

02

03

(or Ajam 6)

04

alternate parsing

05

(or 2nd ajam 3/6)

06

07

From "Ba3eed 3annak"

06

typical Nahawand to Bayati descent from 6

07

first real Ajam, even though hinted before

08

this Lazima is easy to confuse with Kurd 1; however, emphasis is on Ajam 6

09

wrapping it all into Ajam

10

prominent inclusion of notes under Nahawand (2 & 3)


Ajam in both octaves

From "Samai Bayati il-3ariyan"

27

inclusion of 7 within jins

28

29

30

31

32

33

starts with flat-6 above Nah.; could be parsed as Kurd 8

34

also including Taslim: descent 6 to 1

From "Ah Ya Hilu"

14

15

16

As above, feeling of Husseini 5 and Ajam 3

17

melody variant, dipping to octave below of Ajam

18

19

20

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