Aeolian Lyre -

: Unlike traditional instruments, an Aeolian harp plays only harmonic frequencies . Because all strings are typically tuned to the same fundamental note (e.g., F), the wind creates shifting, "eerie" chords of overtones that change with its intensity.

An (or Aeolian harp ) is a unique stringed instrument played entirely by the wind rather than human hands. Named after Aeolus, the Greek god of the wind, it produces ethereal, harmonically rich tones through a phenomenon known as the Aeolian effect . Key Characteristics aeolian lyre

: The instrument relies on "vortex shedding," where wind passing over the strings creates oscillating forces that cause them to vibrate and hum. : Unlike traditional instruments, an Aeolian harp plays