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Saint Hippolyte
27, avenue de Choisy, 75013 Paris
E6
This instrument was built in 1910 by Charles Mutin. In
1924, Mutin made an overhaul and added three stops to
the Swell (Basson 16', Cor de Nuit 8', Soprano
Harmonique 4'). During the work, Mutin also proposed a
transmission of the Basson 16' from the Swell to the
Pedal (unrealized).
In 1985, the instrument is restored by Maciet. A new
Plein Jeu IV was made (the old one was removed earlier),
the 16' Basson of the Swell was removed in favour of a
Sesquialtera, and the Baryton 4' was replaced by a
Principal 2'. The first 30 notes of the 16' Basson of the
Swell were added to the Pedal.
Organiste titulaire
Mr. Haruki
Famous organists in the past: Michel Chapuis used to
work here daily during his study at the conservatoire.
Concerts
-
Masses with organ
Saturday 6:30 PM, Sunday 10:30 AM and 6:30 PM
Video
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This church was built during 1909-1924, desgined by
the architect Jules-Godefroy Astruc. The current
liturgical design was created in 2000. The current
liturgical design was created in 2000.
The organs of Paris
Saint Hippolyte
27, avenue de Choisy, 75013 Paris
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Organiste titulaire
Mr. Haruki
Famous organists in the past: Michel Chapuis used to
work here daily during his study at the conservatoire.
Concerts
-
Masses with organ
Saturday 6:30 PM, Sunday 10:30 AM and 6:30 PM
Video
-
E6
This instrument was built in 1910 by Charles Mutin. In 1924,
Mutin made an overhaul and added three stops to the
Swell (Basson 16', Cor de Nuit 8', Soprano Harmonique 4').
During the work, Mutin also proposed a transmission of the
Basson 16' from the Swell to the Pedal (unrealized).
In 1985, the instrument is restored by Maciet. A new Plein
Jeu IV was made (the old one was removed earlier), the 16'
Basson of the Swell was removed in favour of a
Sesquialtera, and the Baryton 4' was replaced by a Principal
2'. The first 30 notes of the 16' Basson of the Swell were
added to the Pedal.
