härˈmänəˌfän noun
also har·mon·i·phone -ˌfōn
( -s )
Etymology: probably from French harmoniphon, from harmonie harmony (from Old French armonie ) + -phon (from Greek phōnē sound) — more at harmony , ban
: an obsolete wind instrument consisting of a series of reed pipes blown with a single mouthpiece and controlled by means of a keyboard, the tone resembling that of the oboe