Eglise Protestante Unie

Port-Royal Quartier Latin -

Temple de Port-Royal

18, boulevard Arago, 75013 Paris

This church was built in 1898, designed by the architects Félix Paumier and A. Rey, with elements of the Art nouveau and the neo-byzantian style.

D1 The organ, acquired by the parish in 2002 and reassembled by Yves Fossaert, was built by organ builder Michel Alcouffe in 1977 for a private individual in the Paris region. It replaced the 1882 Banfield organ, of English origin, which had been loaned to the parish. It is an instrument with 15 real stops on two 56-note keyboards and 30-note pedalboard. The temperament, slightly uneven, is fixed on the basis of "Kellner". The 8' LA2 is tuned on the basis of 440 Hz at 18 °C. The pedal stops (16' Soubasse and 8' Bass) were refurbished in 2005 to give them more presence. Source

1977 - Michel Alcouffe (1) 2002 - Yves Fossaert (6) 2005 - Jean-Pierre Swidersky (6)

II/15 - traction mécanique -

composition

Organistes titulaires Violaine Plantard, titulaire, Denis Veynante, Jacques-Henri Stahl et Thierry Piolet Concerts - Services with organ Sunday, 10:30 AM Vidéos -

Organs of Paris