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1858 - Cavaille-Coll (1)
1870 - Cavaille-Coll (6)
19xx - Mutin (5)
1937 - Gonzalez (5)
1982 - Guilmard (6)
1987 - Dargassies (6)
II/22 - traction mécanique
composition
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C1
The choir organ was built by Cavaillé in
1858. The latter equipped the instrument
with an amazing wind tunnel operated
by a complex mechanism of vilebrequins,
wheels and chains.
Overhaul by Cavaillé-Coll in 1870.
Subsequently, Mutin did some work at
an indeterminate date. He increased the
size of the pedal and installed an
independent pneumatic pedal (Bourdon
16 borrowed from the GO).
In 1937, the instrument received an
additional stop by Gonzalez (the addition
of an 8-foot Pedal by duplication of the
Flûte 8 of the GO).
The organ was overhauled in 1982 by
Philippe Guilmard and restored in 1987
by Dargassies.
The organs of Paris
ORGANS OF PARIS © 2024 Vincent Hildebrandt ALL ORGANS
1858 - Cavaille-Coll (1)
1870 - Cavaille-Coll (6)
19xx - Mutin (5)
1937 - Gonzalez (5)
1982 - Guilmard (6)
1987 - Dargassies (6)
II/22 - traction mécanique
composition
C1
The choir organ was built by Cavaillé in 1858. The latter
equipped the instrument with an amazing wind tunnel
operated by a complex mechanism of vilebrequins, wheels
and chains.
Overhaul by Cavaillé-Coll in 1870.
Subsequently, Mutin did some work at an indeterminate
date. He increased the size of the pedal and installed an
independent pneumatic pedal (Bourdon 16 borrowed from
the GO).
In 1937, the instrument received an additional stop by
Gonzalez (the addition of an 8-foot Pedal by duplication of
the Flûte 8 of the GO).
The organ was overhauled in 1982 by Philippe Guilmard
and restored in 1987 by Dargassies.