omescribe
What is it?
omescribe is an upcoming online service that will allow you to write music using Ome Swarlipi.
Who is it for?
omescribe is free for everybody to use. It is aimed at teachers and academics, who can use it to design tests and presentations; at students and researchers who can use it to write their compositions and notes; at musicians and professionals who can use it to create and record new compositions.
How will it work?
When you open omescribe editor in your browser, you will be able to type in your name, a composition title, and then your actual composition. After you are done with your composition, you can export it as a PDF, which can be emailed or printed out.
When will it be ready?
Soon! Meanwhile, you can try out the limited preview. Like us on Facebook to get updates, and find out as soon as it is ready.
preview
Keys
| स्वर | Note | Key | Symbol |
|---|---|---|---|
| स | Sa | s | s |
| रे | Re | r | r |
| ग | Ga | g | g |
| म | Ma | m | m |
| प | Pa | p | p |
| ध | Dha | d | d |
| नी | Ni | n | n |
learn more
Ome Swarlipi is a new script for writing Indian Classical music. It is derived from the Devanāgarī letters used in Bhātkhaṇḍe script, combines its principles with that of Palūskara script.
Can I read more about the script?
Yes! Buy Dr. Ragini Trivedi's book Sitar Compositions in Ome Swarlipi to get a complete introduction to the script, in addition to 49 compositions in 8 raga-s, including Yaman, Bhupali, Khamaj, Vrndabani Sarang, Kafi, Des, Bhimpalasi and Bihag.
The book is also available on Amazon.
Who is doing this?
omescribe is an omenad project. Ome Swarlipi was created by Dr. Ragini Trivedi, with inputs from Dr. Rajiv Trivedi and Terence Tuhinanshu. This site is designed and developed by Terence Tuhinanshu.