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Key Features of a Harmonium: Keyboard: Similar to a piano or organ, usually spanning 2–3 octaves. Bellows: Hand-pumped (in Indian harmoniums) to push air through the reeds. Reeds: Thin metal strips that vibrate when air passes through, creating sound. Stops & Drones: Knobs to control air flow, adjust tonal quality, and provide continuous background notes. Portability: Indian harmoniums are compact and often foldable, making them easy to carry. Usage: Essential in Indian classical music (both Hindustani and devotional bhajans/kirtans). Provides accompaniment for vocals, tabla, sitar, and other instruments. Used in yoga, meditation, and spiritual gatherings for its rich, soothing sound.