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Harmonium
belongs to the family of free-reed aerophones. It is a small,
tabletop size, organ with bellows at the back that is pumped
by one hand while the other hand plays the keyboard.It
contains multiple chambers inside with different banks of free
reeds in each chamber. The size and shape of each reed in the
bank determines its pitch. Engaging Stops directs the airflow
to various chambers. Each playing Key and each Drone controls
the air through one or multiple reeds within a chamber. When
engaged, Drones provide a continual harmony note and are
played in unison with the keyboard.
Though not
native to India, today it is widely used in all forms of
Indian music classical, Hindustani, devotional or film
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