Flûte harmonique

Flûte harmonique (Ger.: Harmonieflöte), organ stop of wide-scaled, open cylindrical *harmonic pipes, invented by Aristide Cavaillé-Coll of Paris, at 8' or 4' pitch (133). Mahrenholz, Christian. Die Orgelregister, ihre Geschichte und ihr Bau. Kassel, 1942.

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