By Mohammed Rafi
Introduction:
Mohammed Rafi’s “Madhuban Mein Radhika Nache Re” is a vibrant and joyous folk song depicting Radhika’s dance in the grove. The song’s chord structure is straightforward, making it accessible to guitarists of all skill levels.
Guitar Chords for Madhuban Mein Radhika Nache Re:
This arrangement primarily uses D (D Major), G (G Major), and A (A Major).
(Verse 1)
[D] [G] [D]
Madhuban me radhika naache re
[D] [G] [D]
Madhuban me radhika naache re
[A] [D]
Giradhar ki muraliyaa baaje re
(Verse 2)
[D]
Pag me ghungharu baandhake,
[D]
Pag me ghungharu baandhake
[A] [D]
Ghunghataa mukh par daal ke
[A] [D]
Nainan me kajaraa lagaake re
[D] [G] [D]
Madhuban me radhika naache re
[A] [D]
Giradhar ki muraliyaa baaje re
(Verse 3)
[D]
Dolat chham-chham kaamini, aa?
[D]
Dolat chham-chham kaamini
[A] [D]
Chamakat jaise daamini
[A] [D]
Chachal pyaari chhavi laage re
[D] [G] [D]
Madhuban me radhika naache re
[A] [D]
Giradhar ki muraliyaa baaje re
(Verse 4)
[D]
Mridag baaje titakitadhum titakitadhum taa taa
[D]
Mridag baaje titakitadhum titakitadhum taa taa
[D] [A]
Nachata chum chum thaa thay thaa thay thatha
[D] [A]
Chum chum chana na na chum chum chana na na
[D]
Kran taa kran taa kran taa dhaa dhaa dhaa
[D] [G] [D]
Madhuban me radhika naache re
[A] [D]
Giradhar ki muraliyaa baaje re
***Keep [D] chord for taran below***
Ni sa re sa ga re ma ga pa ma
Dha pa ni dha sa ni re sa
Re sa ni dha pa ma
Pa dha ni sa re sa ni dha pa ma
Pa ga ma
Dha pa ga ma re sa
Madhuban me raadhikaa naache re
Sa sa sa ni dha pa ma
Pa dha pa ga ma re sa ni re sa
Sa sa ga ma dha dha ni dha sa
Madhuban me raadhikaa naache re
Madhuban me raadhikaa
O de na dir dir dha ni ta dha re dim dim ta na na
Na dir dir dha ni ta dha re dim dim ta na na
Na dir dir dha ni ta dha re dim dim ta na na
Na dir dir dha ni ta dha re
O de tana dir dir tana dir dir dir dir dum dir
Dhaa titakita tak dum titakita tak
Titakita titakita ta dha ni
Na dir dir dha ni ta dha re.
Tips for Playing Madhuban Mein Radhika Nache Re on Guitar:
Strumming: Use upbeat strumming patterns to capture the festive mood. Experiment with variations to add your own flair.
Rhythmic Accuracy: Pay close attention to the rhythm, especially in the Taran section, to maintain the song’s energy.
Taran: The Taran part is melodically complex; practice it slowly to get comfortable with the rhythm and transitions.
Conclusion:
“Madhuban Mein Radhika Nache Re” is a joyful and relatively easy song for guitarists to tackle. Its simplicity invites creative expression through diverse strumming patterns and rhythmic variations.
