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1899 - Mutin (1)
1973 - Gonzalez (3a)
1983 - Dargassies (6)
II/30 (21) - electrical traction
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The choir organ, located in the transept, was built by
Cavaillé‑Coll‑Mutin in 1899. It originally had about fifteen
stops. The actions were mechanical, except for the pedal,
which is pneumatic.
It was enlarged and electrified by Gonzalez in 1973. A new
console was installed. On the Great Organ, three additional
stops were added: a Doublette 2′, a Plein‑jeu V and a
Trompette 8′. On the Récit, the Gambe 8′ was re‑pitched
and renamed Dulciane 8′, and three more stops were
added: a Quarte‑Nazard 2′, a Sesquialtera II, and a Cymbale
III.
The organ was overhauled by Dargassies in 1983.
The organs of Paris
ORGANS OF PARIS © 2026 Vincent Hildebrandt
1899 - Mutin (1)
1973 - Gonzalez (3a)
1983 - Dargassies (6)
II/30 (21) - electrical traction
Stoplist
D2
The choir organ, located in the transept, was built by
Cavaillé‑Coll‑Mutin in 1899. It originally had about fifteen
stops. The actions were mechanical, except for the pedal,
which is pneumatic.
It was enlarged and electrified by Gonzalez in 1973. A new
console was installed. On the Great Organ, three additional
stops were added: a Doublette 2′, a Plein‑jeu V and a
Trompette 8′. On the Récit, the Gambe 8′ was re‑pitched and
renamed Dulciane 8′, and three more stops were added: a
Quarte‑Nazard 2′, a Sesquialtera II, and a Cymbale III.
The organ was overhauled by Dargassies in 1983.
