Title: "Shambho Mahadev Aarti" Genre: Traditional Indian Classical/Devotional (Bhajan) Description: Create a soulful, reverent Shiv Aarti dedicated to Lord Shiva, embodying the essence of Hindu devotional music. The composition should blend serene melodies with rhythmic devotion, evoking the mystical aura of Shiva's divine presence. Instruments: Harmonic foundation: Harmonium, tanpura drone. Rhythm: Steady, meditative tabla beats (teentaal or keherwa). Melodic accents: Bansuri (flute), sitar, and occasional manjira (cymbals). Choral backing: Soft vocal harmonies for a temple-like ambiance. Mood: Sacred, meditative, and deeply emotional. Balance tranquility with moments of uplifting energy during the aarti refrain. Structure: Intro (0:00–0:30): Begin with a slow, contemplative harmonium melody accompanied by tanpura drone. Introduce a bansuri interlude to symbolize Shiva’s flute-like grace. Verse 1 (0:30–1:15): Soft, lyrical praise of Shiva’s attributes: Neelkanth (blue throat), Jatajut (matted hair with Ganga), third eye, crescent moon. Mention his abode (Kailash), damaru (drum), and trident (trishul). Example lyric (Hindi): “Jata mein Ganga Dhari, Shashi Shekhar Biraje…” Chorus – Aarti Refrain (1:15–1:45): Uplifting, repetitive aarti chant with layered harmonies and crescendo of instruments. Example: “Om Jai Shiv Shankar, Swami Jai Shiv Shankar… Bhole Bhandari, Gajanand…” Add rhythmic tabla and manjira to mimic temple bells. Verse 2 (1:45–2:30): Celebrate Shiva as the cosmic destroyer and protector (Mahakaal, Shankar). Reference devotees’ surrender: “Tere Charano Mein Sharan, Prabhu Karuna Karo…” Bridge (2:30–3:00): Instrumental interlude with sitar and bansuri improvisation in a classical raga (e.g., Raga Bhairav or Yaman). Final Aarti Chorus (3:00–3:45): Full ensemble with harmonium, tabla, cymbals, and choir. Include call-and-response vocals. Outro (3:45–4:20): Gradual fade with harmonium, tanpura, and whispered chants of “Har Har Mahadev” or “Om Namah Shivaya”. Vocals: Lead: Melodic female voice (reminiscent of classical bhajan singers like Anuradha Paudwal). Harmonies: Male and female choir for depth. Style: Include subtle alaaps (melodic improvisations) and devotional pauses. Lyrical Themes: Devotion, cosmic power, destruction of evil, and Shiva’s benevolence. Blend Sanskrit shlokas with simple Hindi for accessibility. Ambiance: Add subtle echoes to mimic a temple sanctum. Ensure vocals remain clear and heartfelt. This prompt should guide Suno AI to craft a spiritually resonant Shiv Aarti, balancing tradition with ethereal musicality. 🌺🕉️