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Saint-Honoré-d'Eylau

66 bis, rue Raymond-Poincaré, 75016 Paris

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The new church of Saint-Honoré-d'Eylau was built in 1896. The building first served as a catechism chapel. In 1974, it became a parish church and got its current name. Architect Paul Marbeau (1843-1907), inspired by the 1889 Universal Exhibition, chose a metal iron structure. This let him combine quick construction, strength, low cost, and plenty of space. He decided to leave the structure visible. The style leans toward neo-Gothic (especially with the white flying buttresses clearly seen under the vault). The facade draws from Romanesque influences. Saint- Honoré-d'Eylau stands out for its airy architecture and open space you can take in at a glance (thanks to slender metal pillars that don't block the view). Light on decorations, the church still boasts a fine collection of Art Deco stained glass windows. After Vatican II, architect André Le Donné made changes, especially to the chancel, and a recent restoration gives it an elegant feel perfect for quiet reflection.
C3 This instrument was built by Charles Mutin in 1903 (15/II). In 1934, it was enlarged to 39/III and electrified by Joseph Beuchetto 39/III, with a third keyboard (Positive Expressive) and a complete Pedal with a Soubasse 32'. Overhauls in 1999 and 2014 by Dargassies.
1903 - Mutin (1) 1934 - Joseph Beuchet (2) 1999 - Dargassies (6) 2014 - Dargassies (6)

III/39 - electrical traction

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Organiste titulaire Antoine Doucy Organiste célèbre par le passé : Georges Ibos, Félix Raugel. Parish website Video Antoine Doucy Photos Vincent Hildebrandt
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Saint-Honoré-

d'Eylau

66 bis, rue Raymond-Poincaré, 75016 Paris

Nouvelle Eglise

Ancienne Eglise >

Chapelle>

Crypte >

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C3 This instrument was built by Charles Mutin in 1903 (15/II). In 1934, it was enlarged to 39/III and electrified by Joseph Beuchetto 39/III, with a third keyboard (Positive Expressive) and a complete Pedal with a Soubasse 32'. Overhauls in 1999 and 2014 by Dargassies.
1903 - Mutin (1) 1934 - Joseph Beuchet (2) 1999 - Dargassies (6) 2014 - Dargassies (6)

III/39 - electrical traction

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Organiste titulaire Antoine Doucy Organiste célèbre par le passé : Georges Ibos, Félix Raugel. Parish website Video Antoine Doucy Photos Vincent Hildebrandt
Vidéos | Antoine Doucy