1. Bombardon definition, a bass reed stop on a pipe organ

2. The names Aeolina, Aeoline and Äoline have also been used for a reed stop; see Aeoline Reed

3. Definitions for the word, Bombardon (n.) Originally, a deep-toned instrument of the oboe or bassoon family; thence, a bass reed stop on the organ

4. Bombarde definition is - a powerful organ chorus reed stop of 8' pitch with pipes of inverted conical shape; also : a manual from which this stop is played.

5. Clarion is a common name for a trumpet in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.It also is used as a name for a 4' organ reed stop

6. Plural Bombardes Definition of Bombarde : a powerful organ chorus reed stop of 8′ pitch with pipes of inverted conical shape also : a manual from which this stop is played

7. Bombarde: Reed: a powerful chorus reed stop with a brassy timbre, occurring on the manuals at 16′ (and occasionally 8′), or in the pedal at 16′ or 32′ pitch; similar tone as …

8. The name of Bombardon is unquestionably derived from Bombardone, the Italian for contrabass pommer (bombard), which, before the invention of the fagotto, formed the bass of medieval orchestras; it is also used for a bass reed stop of 16 ft