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Placed in the transept, the accompanying organ
was built by Charles Mutin in 1914. It was placed
in a buffet designed by the architect Lucien Magne
(who also designed the Grand-Orgue buffet).
In 1933, works were done by the Maison Cavaillé-
Coll, which took the opportunity to slightly change
the composition. Subsequently, the maintenance
was carried out by the Maison Beuchet-Debierre.
In 1980, maintenance works were carried out by
Jean Renaud. Finally, between 2012 and 2015,
work was carried out by Dargassies.
Famous organist who illustrated the instrument:
Henri Potiron, famous for his Grégorian organ
accompaniments, was organist of the accompanying
organ from 1960 to 1964.
1914 - Mutin (1)
1933 - Soc. Cavaillé-Coll (6)
1980 - Renaud (6)
2012/15 - Dargassies (6)
II/21 (18) - mechanical traction
composition
Photo : Pierre Marteau
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C1
Placed in the transept, the accompanying organ was built by
Charles Mutin in 1914. It was placed in a buffet designed by
the architect Lucien Magne (who also designed the Grand-
Orgue buffet).
In 1933, works were done by the Maison Cavaillé-Coll, which
took the opportunity to slightly change the composition.
Subsequently, the maintenance was carried out by the Maison
Beuchet-Debierre.
In 1980, maintenance works were carried out by Jean Renaud.
Finally, between 2012 and 2015, work was carried out by
Dargassies.
Famous organist who illustrated the instrument: Henri Potiron,
famous for his Grégorian organ accompaniments, was organist of
the accompanying organ from 1960 to 1964.
1914 - Mutin (1)
1933 - Soc. Cavaillé-Coll (6)
1980 - Renaud (6)
2012/15 - Dargassies (6)