Saint Pierre du

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92, rue Saint-Dominique, 75007 Paris Ancienne église - Orgue de tribune

1976 - Danion-Gonzalez

2000 - Dargassies

2017 - Dargassies

III/52 (47) - electro-pneumatical traction - stoplist

Photos: Victor Weller

The organ of neo-classical aesthetics was built by Danion- Gonzalez in 1976, using parts of the ancient organ built by Convers (1925) and restored by Victor Gonzalez (1933, 1955). A restoration was carried out by Bernard Dargassies in 2000, which included a reharmonisation of certain stops, increase of the size of pipes, shift of mixtures to the bass, installation of a reeds battery 16, 8, 4 of Suret on the GO and installation of a electro-pneumatic traction and a computer.

A chapel built on the site of the present church was inaugurated in 1738. The first parish church was started in 1780 and was sold to be demolished during the revolution. The present church is built by Mr. Godde and was consecrated on May 1, 1830. During the second empire, the neighborhood underwent a great development and many changes. The first transformation of the Church dates from 1870 (construction of the new room of Catechisms now extinct), the second from 1881 (Chapelle Notre-Dame de Bonne Espérance). The exhibition of 1900 gave a new impetus to the district, many subscriptions were collected for the enlargement of the Church in 1913 (addition of an aisle and an apse). From 1967 to 1973, the church was extended by a big chapel and parish premises. In 1993 the Bell Tower was rebuilt and enlarged to house a carillon of four bells.

Organiste titulaire Renaud Vergnet Concerts Seldom