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The first choir organ was originally built by Daublaine-Callinet
or Abbey around 1840 and disappeared around 1866. In
1871, a second organ was acquired, installed by Suret.
The current organ was installed by Merklin at the end of the
nineteenth century. Stoplist: Principal 8 - Bourdon 16 -
Salicional 8 - Céleste 8 - Bourdon 8 - Trompette 8 b/d.
It was modified by Gutschenritter in 1959, who changed the
Stoplist, piping and mechanics.
Source: Christophe d'Alessandro Orgues, Musiques et Musiciens à
Sainte-Elisabeth. La Flûte Harmonique 91, 2010.
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ORGANS OF PARIS © 2026 Vincent Hildebrandt
D2
The first choir organ was originally built by Daublaine-Callinet
or Abbey around 1840 and disappeared around 1866. In
1871, a second organ was acquired, installed by Suret.
The current organ was installed by Merklin at the end of the
nineteenth century. Stoplist: Principal 8 - Bourdon 16 -
Salicional 8 - Céleste 8 - Bourdon 8 - Trompette 8 b/d.
It was modified by Gutschenritter in 1959, who changed the
Stoplist, piping and mechanics.
Source: Christophe d'Alessandro Orgues, Musiques et Musiciens à
Sainte-Elisabeth. La Flûte Harmonique 91, 2010.
