Saint Antoine
des Quinze-vingts
66, avenue Ledra Rollin, 75012 Paris Orgue de tribune1894- Cavaillé-Coll
1909 - Gutschenritter
1956 - Pierre Cheron et Philippe Hartmann
1982 - Barbéris
1992/2004 - Fossaert
III/47 - mechanical traction - stoplist
Orgue d'accompagnement sur tribune1909 - Gutschenritter
1967 - Beuchet-Debierre
1979 - Barbéris
II/11 - pneumatical traction - stoplist
Photo’s: Jeroen de Haan; photo console: Pierre Marteau
Saint Antoine des Quinze-vingts was built by
architect Roy between 1902 and 1903 in a
néogothique style.
Organiste titulaire
Eric Lebrun
Concerts
Regularly
Masses with organ
Saturday 6h30 p.m., Sunday 10h45 a.m., 7h00 p.m. Videos Not available
Originally, the great organ of the Saint-Antoine des
Quinze-Vingts was built by Aristide Cavaillé-Coll in 1894
for the personal hotel of the Baron de l’Espée in Paris.
This organ was transferred to the new Church of Saint-
Antoine by Merklin/Gutschenritter in 1909. In 1956,
Pierre Chéron and Philippe Hartmann worked on the
organ and added a 4' Clarion to pedal. In 1982, Jacques
Barbéris, assisted by Marc Hédelin and Philippe Mattéi,
accomplished a comprehensive restoration. In 1992-1992
Yves Fossaert cleaned and repaired the organ and
replaced the Clairon 4’ of 1956 for a new one.
The organs of Paris
Saint Antoine
des Quinze-vingts
66, avenue Ledra Rollin, 75012 Paris Orgue de tribune1894- Cavaillé-Coll
1909 - Gutschenritter
1956 - Pierre Cheron et Philippe
Hartmann
1982 - Barbéris
1992/2004 - Fossaert
III/47 - mechanical traction - stoplist
Orgue d'accompagnement sur tribune1909 - Gutschenritter
1967 - Beuchet-Debierre
1979 - Barbéris
II/11 - pneumatical traction - stoplist
Photo’s: Jeroen de Haan; photo console: Pierre Marteau
Saint Antoine des Quinze-vingts was built by architect Roy
between 1902 and 1903 in a néogothique style.
Originally, the great organ of the Saint-Antoine des Quinze-
Vingts was built by Aristide Cavaillé-Coll in 1894 for the
personal hotel of the Baron de l’Espée in Paris. This organ
was transferred to the new Church of Saint-Antoine by
Merklin/Gutschenritter in 1909. In 1956, Pierre Chéron and
Philippe Hartmann worked on the organ and added a 4'
Clarion to pedal. In 1982, Jacques Barbéris, assisted by
Marc Hédelin and Philippe Mattéi, accomplished a
comprehensive restoration. In 1992-1992 Yves Fossaert
cleaned and repaired the organ and replaced the Clairon 4’
of 1956 for a new one.
Organiste titulaire
Eric Lebrun
Concerts
Regularly