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E4
This organ was built by Cavaillé-Coll in 1847* and restored
in 1885 by Hubert Krischer from Rouen.
It was again restored in 1963/66, with the addition of a
Plein-Jeu IV.
In 1982, Jacques Barbéris made some changes:
replacement of the Voix céleste by a Flûte 4 at the Récit
and the Bourdon 16 by a Plein-jeu at the Grand-Orgue.
In 2000, Dagassies fully restored the reservoir.
In 2020, it was overhauled by Dargassies. All the reed
cores have been replaced by new ones, made in copy. The
pitch had dropped, because the chaping was disastrous.
We did it over. Thus, the two instruments are in the same
tuning fork: 438.
* Source: Gabriel Bestion De Camboulas, 2022 (the organ was
previously attributed to Krischer)
Video
Gabriel Bestion De Camboulas
Photo
buffet: Jeroen de Haan
1847 - Cavaillé-Coll (1)
1885 - Krischer (3a)
1966 - ?? (5)
1982 - Barbéris (5)
2000 - Dargassies (6)
2020 - Dargassies (6)
II/13 - mechanical traction
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ORGANS OF PARIS © 2026 Vincent Hildebrandt
1847 - Cavaillé-Coll (1)
1885 - Krischer (3a)
1966 - ?? (5)
1982 - Barbéris (5)
2000 - Dargassies (6)
2020 - Dargassies (6)
II/13 - mechanical traction
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E4
This organ was built by Cavaillé-Coll in 1847* and restored in
1885 by Hubert Krischer from Rouen.
It was again restored in 1963/66, with the addition of a Plein-
Jeu IV.
In 1982, Jacques Barbéris made some changes: replacement
of the Voix céleste by a Flûte 4 at the Récit and the Bourdon
16 by a Plein-jeu at the Grand-Orgue.
In 2000, Dagassies fully restored the reservoir.
In 2020, it was overhauled by Dargassies. All the reed cores
have been replaced by new ones, made in copy. The pitch
had dropped, because the chaping was disastrous. We did it
over. Thus, the two instruments are in the same tuning fork:
438.
* Source: Gabriel Bestion De Camboulas, 2022 (the organ was previously
attributed to Krischer)
Video
Gabriel Bestion De Camboulas
Photo
buffet: Jeroen de Haan
