A simple short piece:

Another simple short piece:

Two variations on the same theme. The second one is quite impressive when played in gusto. The त्तधा requires special emphasis; it should be played louder than the rest of the notes.

The Chakradaar composition below has 22 notes. When played three times, 66 would equal 64 plus 2. The last धा coincides with the धा of Teental ( धा धिं धिं धा ).

An 'Uthaan', to be played at the beginning of a recital:

The composition below has 27 notes. Played three times, we get 81 notes, which equals 80 plus 1. The last धा would coincide with the धा of Teental ( धा धिं धिं धा ).

The composition below has 22 notes. Played three times, we get 66 notes, which equals 64 plus 2. The last धा would coincide with the धा of Teental ( धा धिं धिं धा ).

The composition below has 22 notes. When played three times, 66 would equal 64 plus 2. The last धा coincides with the धा of Teental ( धा धिं धिं धा ).

The composition below has 44 notes. When played three times, we get 132 notes, which equals 128 plus 4. The fourth-last धा of the composition shall coincide with the धा of Teental ( धा धिं धिं धा ).