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This organ is built by Dalstein-Haerpfer from Boulay
(Moselle). It is authentic, apart from maintenance works
around 1960 by Jean Picaud (replacement of the Fourniture
of the Swell by a Cornet V).
In 1999, it was restored by Muhleisen (Strasbourg-
Cronenbourg) with the aim of:
•
Cleaning the organ and pipes.
•
Refurbishing the bellows of the Swell and pedal
•
Refurbishment of the bellows Rec./GO
•
Installing the fan in a soundproof box in the organ within
a new regulatory box.
•
Re-establishing the Flûte 4' of the Swell, to free up the
original place of the Fourniture
•
Repair of the piping (which were damaged).
•
Re-enactment of the original Fourniture of the GO.
•
Voicing of each stop in the spirit of Haerpfer (1908)
1908 - Dalstein-Haerpfer (1)
1960 - Picaud (6)
1999 - Mulheisen (5)
II/9 - transmissions pneumatiques -
stoplist
This church was built in 1907-1908 by the
architects Jean Naville and Henri Chauquet
in a neo-roman style with rich decorations
inspired by the art nouveau.
Organs of Paris
ORGANS OF PARIS © 2026 Vincent Hildebrandt
C1
This organ is built by Dalstein-Haerpfer from Boulay (Moselle).
It is authentic, apart from maintenance works around 1960 by
Jean Picaud (replacement of the Fourniture of the Swell by a
Cornet V).
In 1999, it was restored by Muhleisen (Strasbourg-
Cronenbourg) with the aim of:
•
Cleaning the organ and pipes.
•
Refurbishing the bellows of the Swell and pedal
•
Refurbishment of the bellows Rec./GO
•
Installing the fan in a soundproof box in the organ within a
new regulatory box.
•
Re-establishing the Flûte 4' of the Swell, to free up the
original place of the Fourniture
•
Repair of the piping (which were damaged).
•
Re-enactment of the original Fourniture of the GO.
•
Voicing of each stop in the spirit of Haerpfer (1908)
1908 - Dalstein-Haerpfer (1)
1960 - Picaud (6)
1999 - Mulheisen (5)
II/9 - transmissions pneumatiques -
stoplist
