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C1
The organ was built around 1855 by un unknown
builder, probalby Merklin. In 1870, Merklin added a
‘positif expressif’ and extended the range of the wind
chests of the manuals to 56 notes and the pedal to 30
notes. It was installed in the new church in 1910 by
Gutschenritter (Merklin’s successor: 'J. Merklin et Cie,
Paris').
Maintenance works were done by Barbéris (1981) and
Dargassies (2002). Maintenance is now done by
Manufacture d’orgue Robert Frères (Nantes).
Photos console : Thierry Correard.
1855 - Merklin (1)
1870 - Merklin (2)
1910 - Gutschenritter (2)
1981 - Barbéris (6)
2002 - Dargassies (6)
III/28 - traction mécanique
composition
Saint-Jean-Baptiste de la Salle was built in 1908-1910
by Jacquemin and is one of the first built after the
separation of state and church. The church has an
undefined style.
Organiste titulaire
Adrien Levassor
Concerts
Rarement
Messes avec orgue
Samedi 18h45; dimanche 10h et 11h15
Vidéos
Sophie-Véronique Cauchefer-Choplin
Adrien Levassor
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1855 - Merklin (1)
1870 - Merklin (2)
1910 - Gutschenritter (2)
1981 - Barbéris (6)
2002 - Dargassies (6)
III/28 - traction mécanique
composition
Organiste titulaire
Adrien Levassor
Concerts
Rarement
Messes avec orgue
Samedi 18h45; dimanche 10h et 11h15
Vidéos
Sophie-Véronique Cauchefer-Choplin
Adrien Levassor
C1
The organ was built around 1855 by un unknown builder,
probalby Merklin. In 1870, Merklin added a ‘positif expressif’
and extended the range of the wind chests of the manuals to
56 notes and the pedal to 30 notes. It was installed in the new
church in 1910 by Gutschenritter (Merklin’s successor: 'J.
Merklin et Cie, Paris').
Maintenance works were done by Barbéris (1981) and
Dargassies (2002). Maintenance is now done by Manufacture
d’orgue Robert Frères (Nantes).
Photos console : Thierry Correard.