harmonium

/hɑ:'mounjəm/
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harmonium

A musician plays a hymn on the harmonium in a quiet chapel.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A free-reed keyboard instrument: A harmonium is a musical instrument in which air is pumped by foot-operated bellows through a set of free metal reeds to produce sound. It typically has a keyboard similar to that of a piano or organ.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • The small chapel had a harmonium instead of a pipe organ.
    • She practiced her hymns on the old harmonium in the living room.
Advanced Usage
  • As a specific type of instrument: The term "harmonium" often refers specifically to the smaller, portable, reed organ common in homes, chapels, and in Indian classical music, as opposed to larger, more complex pipe organs.
    • The traveling preacher carried a folding harmonium to his services.
Variants and Related Words
  • Reed organ (n): A more general term for keyboard instruments that produce sound via freely vibrating reeds, including the harmonium.
    • The museum's collection included a 19th-century reed organ.
Synonyms
  • Pump organ: A common synonym, emphasizing the action of pumping the bellows.
  • Melodeon: (Note: This can sometimes refer to a specific, often smaller, type of harmonium or a different button-accordion-like instrument; context is key.)
Related Phrases
  • To play the harmonium: The standard phrase for performing on the instrument.
    • He learned to play the harmonium from his grandfather.
harmonium

A musician plays a hymn on the harmonium in a quiet chapel.

Noun
  1. a free-reed instrument in which air is forced through the reeds by bellows

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