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This organ was built in 1929-1930 by Gutschenritter.
In 1963, Erwin Müller replaced the Flûte harmonique GO
by a Plein-jeu II.
In 1978, important works were carried out by Adrien
Macet. The swellbox of the GO was suppressed and the
stoplist of the Swell was enitrely redefined towards a neo-
classical style.
In 1982, the GO was revoiced by Maciet to obtain a
balance bewteen the Récit and the GO.
In 2015-2018, the organ was restored by Claude Jaccard.
In 1921-1924 a small church with a red brick façade
was built in the 19th arrondissement of Paris, on the
edge of the Park of Buttes Chaumont: the sanctuary
of the Lutheran parish of La Villette, which was
renamed Saint-Pierre in 1982. The church was
designed by two well-known architects, Mr. Naville
and Mr. Chauquet. These plans included, in addition
to the raised worship hall of a few steps on Rue
Manin, a basement room at the level of Rue Pailleron,
overlooking a garden.
1930 - Gutschenritter (1)
1963 - Müller (6)
1982 - Maciet (3a)
2018 - Claude Jaccard (5)
II/9 - mechanical traction
composition
Organist
?
Services with organ
Photos: Victor Weller
Organs of Paris
ORGANS OF PARIS © 2024 Vincent Hildebrandt ALL ORGANS
D2
This organ was built in 1929-1930 by Gutschenritter.
In 1963, Erwin Müller replaced the Flûte harmonique GO by a
Plein-jeu II.
In 1978, important works were carried out by Adrien Macet.
The swellbox of the GO was suppressed and the stoplist of
the Swell was enitrely redefined towards a neo-classical style.
In 1982, the GO was revoiced by Maciet to obtain a balance
bewteen the Récit and the GO.
In 2015-2018, the organ was restored by Claude Jaccard.
1930 - Gutschenritter (1)
1963 - Müller (6)
1982 - Maciet (3a)
2018 - Claude Jaccard (5)
II/9 - mechanical traction
composition
Organist
?
Services with organ
Photos: Victor Weller
