<Ol> <Li> Pallavi . This is the equivalent of a refrain in Western music , with 1 or 2 lines . </Li> <Li> Anupallavi . This is the second verse , also as 2 lines . </Li> <Li> Charana . The final ( and longest ) verse that wraps up the song . The Charanam usually borrows patterns from the Anupallavi . There can be multiple charanas . </Li> </Ol>
<Ol> <Li> Pallavi . This is the equivalent of a refrain in Western music , with 1 or 2 lines . </Li> <Li> Anupallavi . This is the second verse , also as 2 lines . </Li> <Li> Charana . The final ( and longest ) verse that wraps up the song . The Charanam usually borrows patterns from the Anupallavi . There can be multiple charanas . </Li> </Ol>
the three layers of a typical carnatic piece are
the three layers of a typical carnatic piece are
Pallavi Anupallavi Charana
Pallavi Anupallavi Charana