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This organ was built by Gutschenritter in 1908/1909 in
a neo-Gothic buffet. Placed on the tribune of the north
transept, this organ has 2 keyboards, a pedal and 11 real
stops. A pecularity is its pneumatic transmission
composed of brass tubes that go up along the wall. This
relatively complex system shows no failures since its
installation in 1908!
In 1967, an overhaul was done by Beuchet-Debierre. He
replaced the Bourdon 8 of the GO by a new Plein Jeu III
and did a partial reharmonisation.
In 1979, Jacques Barberis performed a new overhaul.
In 1994, the organ was restored by Yves Fossaert.
1909 - Merklin/Gutschenritter (1)
1967 - Beuchet-Debierre (3b)
1979 - Barbéris (6)
1994 - Fossaert (5)
II/11 - pneumatic traction
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ORGANS OF PARIS © 2026 Vincent Hildebrandt
C3
This organ was built by Gutschenritter in 1908/1909 in a
neo-Gothic buffet. Placed on the tribune of the north
transept, this organ has 2 keyboards, a pedal and 11 real
stops. A pecularity is its pneumatic transmission composed
of brass tubes that go up along the wall. This relatively
complex system shows no failures since its installation in
1908!
In 1967, an overhaul was done by Beuchet-Debierre. He
replaced the Bourdon 8 of the GO by a new Plein Jeu III and
did a partial reharmonisation.
In 1979, Jacques Barberis performed a new overhaul.
In 1994, the organ was restored by Yves Fossaert.
1909 - Merklin/Gutschenritter (1)
1967 - Beuchet-Debierre (3b)
1979 - Barbéris (6)
1994 - Fossaert (5)
II/11 - pneumatic traction
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