Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
vocalion
noun
/voʊˈkeɪliən/

Definition
A vocalion is a type of musical instrument that resembles a harmonium or an organ but produces sound using metal reeds and is often associated with a rich, vibrant tone.

Examples
- The old church had a beautiful vocalion that filled the room with warm melodies during services.
- She played a whimsical tune on the vocalion, enchanting everyone at the party.
- His expertise on the vocalion allowed him to perform many classical pieces with ease.

Meaning
The term ‘vocalion’ refers specifically to a reed organ variant that is designed to produce a sound similar to that of a choir or vocal ensemble.

Synonyms
- Reed organ
- Harmonium
- Piano organ