lharmonie

lharmonie is a term that can refer to multiple concepts and entities. In music theory, it denotes harmony—the combination of pitches and the relationships that organize chords and progressions. In French orthography it is often written as l’harmonie when the definite article precedes the noun, reflecting elision.

As a proper noun, lharmonie is used as a name by several music-related groups and projects in francophone contexts. Because it is a generic term, many ensembles, choirs, schools, venues, or publications have adopted L’Harmonie or lharmonie as part of their branding. There is no single internationally dominant organization widely known simply as lharmonie; references depend on region, language, and historical period.

In contemporary usage, lharmonie may appear in album titles, concert series, or cultural magazines that emphasize balance, color, and ensemble interplay. It also appears in branding for events or services associated with music, arts, or education.

See also: Harmonie; L’Harmonie (disambiguation). For precise identification, context such as country, language, or field is essential.