This chart tracks every one of the 24 swaras—Sa (S), re (r), Re (R), ga (g), Ga (G), ma (m), Ma (M), Pa (P), dha (d), Dha (D), ni (n), Ni (N) across both lower and upper octaves—by showing how often each pitch appears in typical melodic lines. The taller each blue bar, the more frequently that particular swara occurs, giving you a clear visual of note distribution from lower Sa up to upper Ni.
By seeing all 24 swaras laid out, you can pinpoint which variants—be it komal Re or tivra Ma, lower Dha or upper dha—demand extra attention. Concentrating practice on the most recurring pitches ensures balanced fingering dexterity and tone quality across both octaves, sharpening your intonation and improvisational instincts for truly confident flute playing.
