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Codice Madrid II, foglio 76r

Great Continuous Organ

The drawing of the Great Continuous Organ is very small, but the design is extremely clear.

Leonardo places two of his double bellows on either side of the organ. The musician could, without help from others, pump air with his legs and play with both hands free, while the system provided a continuous air flow.

This design uses the same principle as the Pipe and the Continuous Organ.

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