By Ram Avtar "Vir". Includes handling of instrument, movement of fingers, use of bellows, rhythm, speed, and time, exercises, songs, and more, 63 pages. A Pankaj publication.  more info

The Harmoniums are not meant to be played in concert like a mini organ. This is instrument was introduced to India by the British. It has been embraced and is now a truly ...  more info

The Harmonium has become a very popular instrument in Indian and non-Indian music. It is used to accompany singers, as a solo instrument in performances, and for meditational ...  more info

4 drones (top pulls) and 4 stops (lower pulls) to direct the air over the upper or lower reeds. Fixed keyboard, integral bellows, and dozens of sound combinations. Finish ...  more info

5 drones and 6 stops, play different banks of reeds. Mechanical coupler (plays 2 octaves with one stroke). Fixed keyboard, integral bellows, and dozens of sound combinations. ...  more info

5 drones and 4 stops provide dozens of combinations of sounds. Fixed keyboard and integral bellows. Finish color and decoration style may vary from photo. The Harmoniums ...  more info

This is a very simple, portable, Harmonium. No stops, no drones just a keyboard, two banks of reeds and the bellows. This style of harmonium, with the front bellows under ...  more info

Deluxe, 5 drones and 4 stops. Mechanical coupler (plays 2 octaves with one stroke). Keyboard slides to change scale. Integral bellows, dozens of sound combinations. Finish ...  more info

Deluxe, 5 drones and 4 stops. Keyboard pops up, store in locked-down position for travel. Mechanical coupler (plays 2 octaves with one stroke). Keyboard slides to change ...  more info

5 drones and 4 stops. Keyboard pops up for play, store in locked-down position for travel. Fixed keyboard. Integral bellows, dozens of sound combinations. 2 banks of reeds. ...  more info