In 1810, the Frenchman Gabriel Joseph Grenié developed a new variant of the free reed technique.
In 1816 he received a patent for a home organ with flue pipes and the new free reed pipes.
Grenié reported his Free Reed technique as a new invention and was, however, able to rely on Free Reed technique that had already been developed and published:
1779 Joseph Marie Amiot on the Chinese Sheng
1780 Talking Machine with Free Reed Whistles by Kratzenstein
1790 Orchestrion by Vogler who traveled with it through Europe
1805 Panharmonikon by Mälzel exhibited in Paris (1807 a panharmonicon sold to Paris)
A great newly developed variant of the Free Reed technique but not a reinvention of the Free Reed technique
1810 年,法国人 Gabriel Joseph Grenié 开发了一种新的自由簧片技术。
1816 年,他获得了带烟管的家用风琴和新型自由簧片管的专利。
Grenié 将他的自由簧片技术报告为一项新发明,但是,能够依赖已经开发和发布的自由簧片技术:
1779 年 Joseph Marie Amiot 论中国笙
1780 年发声机,配有免费簧片口哨,由 Kratzenstein 设计
1790 年由沃格勒创作的管弦乐队,他带着它游历了欧洲
1805 年,Mälzel 创作的 Panharmonikon 在巴黎展出(1807 年,一幅全和声卖给了巴黎)
自由簧片技术的一个伟大的新开发变体,但不是自由簧片技术的重新发明