How to Play Radhe Radhe Japo Chale Aayenge Bihari Sargam Notes
Learn Radhe Radhe Japo Chale Aayenge Bihari Sargam Notes with step-by-step swarlipi notation, featuring complete Radhe Radhe Harmonium Notes and Radhe Radhe Flute Notes. Perfect for beginners and classical music enthusiasts mastering Krishna Bhajan Sargam.
Popularized by Shri Mridul Krishna Shastri, this ecstatic Vrindavan bhajan is fun and uplifting to practice in traditional Raag-based swaras.
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RADHE RADHE
SR A{A#A#}
RADHE RADHE JAPO CHALE AYENGE BIHARI
SR Rg gR RS SRR {A#A#}{AA}G
RADHE RADHE JAPO CHALEE AYENGE BIHARI
SR Rg gR RS SRR {A#A#}{AA}G
AYENGE BIHARI CHALEE AYENGE BIHARI
S’PP PPP dP mgm gRSS
AYENGE BIHARI CHALE AYENGE BIHARI
S’PP PPP dP mgm gRSS
RADHE RADHE
SR A{A#A#}
RADHE RADHE JAPO CHALEE AYENGE BIHARI
SR Rg gR RS SRR {A#A#}{AA}G
Stanza:
PACHHE PACHHE DOLE HOKE BAWRO MURARI
SR Rg gR RS SRR {A#A#}{AA}G
PACHHE PACHHE DOLE HOKE BAWRO MURARI
SR Rg gR RS SRR {A#A#}{AA}G
PACHHE PACHHE DOLE HOKE BAWRO MURARI
S’P PP PP dP mgm gRSS
PACHHE PACHHE DOLE HOKE BAWRO MURARI
S’P PP PP dP mgm gRSS
RADHE RADHE
SR A{A#A#}
RADHE RADHE JAPO CHALEE AYENGE BIHARI
SR Rg gR RS SRR {A#A#}{AA}G
RADHE RADHE
सारे A{A#A#}
RADHE RADHE JAPO CHALE AYENGE BIHARI
सारे रेग॒ ग॒रे रेसा सारेरे {A#A#}{AA}G
RADHE RADHE JAPO CHALEE AYENGE BIHARI
सारे रेग॒ ग॒रे रेसा सारेरे {A#A#}{AA}G
AYENGE BIHARI CHALEE AYENGE BIHARI
सांपप पपप ध॒प मग॒म ग॒रेसासा
AYENGE BIHARI CHALE AYENGE BIHARI
सांपप पपप ध॒प मग॒म ग॒रेसासा
RADHE RADHE
सारे A{A#A#}
RADHE RADHE JAPO CHALEE AYENGE BIHARI
सारे रेग॒ ग॒रे रेसा सारेरे {A#A#}{AA}G
Stanza:
PACHHE PACHHE DOLE HOKE BAWRO MURARI
सारे रेग॒ ग॒रे रेसा सारेरे {A#A#}{AA}G
PACHHE PACHHE DOLE HOKE BAWRO MURARI
सारे रेग॒ ग॒रे रेसा सारेरे {A#A#}{AA}G
PACHHE PACHHE DOLE HOKE BAWRO MURARI
सांप पप पप ध॒प मग॒म ग॒रेसासा
PACHHE PACHHE DOLE HOKE BAWRO MURARI
सांप पप पप ध॒प मग॒म ग॒रेसासा
RADHE RADHE
सारे A{A#A#}
RADHE RADHE JAPO CHALEE AYENGE BIHARI
सारे रेग॒ ग॒रे रेसा सारेरे {A#A#}{AA}G
Set your root key (Sa) on Safed 5 (G). Notes marked with dot below (.N, .D) belong to Mandra Saptak (lower octave), while plain notes are Madhya Saptak.
For optimal pitch matching with the original song, use an G Natural (Medium) Bansuri. Notes marked with an apostrophe (') belong to Taar Saptak (high octave) and require tighter embouchure and faster air velocity. Lowercase notes indicate Komal swaras (half-hole covering).
Also suited for vocal riyaz — sing the swaras under each lyric line at a slow tempo.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I read the Sargam notation for Radhe Radhe Japo Chale Aayenge Bihari?
Sargam uses Indian swara names — Sa (सा), Re (रे), Ga (ग), Ma (म), Pa (प), Dha (ध), Ni (नी). A dot below a swara (e.g. .N) means the lower octave (Mandra Saptak); an apostrophe above (e.g. S') means the higher octave (Taar Saptak). Komal (flat) and teevra (sharp) variants are marked in the notation. Follow each lyric line with the swaras underneath and practice slowly on harmonium or bansuri. For a full walkthrough, see How to read Sargam notes on Kpnotes.
Which root note (Sa) and scale should I use for Radhe Radhe Japo Chale Aayenge Bihari?
Root Note (Sa): Safed 5 (G) (tune Tanpura to this pitch). Harmonium: Set Sa key on Safed 5 (G). Bansuri: G Natural (Medium) flute recommended (3 holes closed = Sa).
What notation formats are on this Radhe Radhe Japo Chale Aayenge Bihari Sargam page?
This page includes: Sargam swaras (S R G M), Hindi script सरगम. Use the tabs above the notes to switch between Latin swaras and Hindi script when both are available.
Is this piano letter notes or Sargam?
This page is Indian classical Sargam for harmonium and bansuri — not Western piano letter notes. Open the piano letter notes version →
Is Radhe Radhe Japo Chale Aayenge Bihari suitable for beginners on harmonium or bansuri?
Start at a slow tempo and learn one phrase at a time. Set your harmonium Sa to the recommended scale, match the flute size to the suggested pitch, and loop difficult passages before connecting sections. The practice tips on this page explain octave markers for your instrument.