Eglise luthérienne
Saint-Pierre
de la Villette
55, rue Manin, 75019 Paris1930 - Gutschenritter
1963 - Müller
1978/82 - Maciet
II/9 - mechanical traction - stoplist
This organ was built in 1929-1930 by Gutschenritter and
was inaugurated on January, 18, 1931 by Frank Lesure
and Henriette Rogé.
At that time, its composition was as follows:
Clavier de grand-orgue expressif, 54 notes
Principal 8
Bourdon 8
Flûte harmonique 8
Prestant 4
Clavier de récit expressif, 54 notes
Gambe 8
Voix céleste 8
Flûte douce 4
Nasard 2 2/3
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
composition of the Swell was enitrely redefined. The
inauguration took place on October, 22, 1978 by Marie-
Louise Girod.
Clavier de grand-orgue, 54 notes
Montre 8
Bourdon 8
Prestant 4
Plein-jeu II
Clavier de récit expressif, 54 notes
Flûte à cheminée 8
Flûte 4
Principal 2
Sesquialtera II
Clavier de pédale, 30 notes
Soubasse 16
Source
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.
Organs of Paris
Eglise luthérienne
Saint-Pierre
de la Villette
55, rue Manin, 75019 Paris1930 - Gutschenritter
1963 - Müller
1978/82 - Maciet
II/9 - mechanical traction - stoplist
This organ was built in 1929-1930 by Gutschenritter
and was inaugurated on January, 18, 1931 by Frank
Lesure and Henriette Rogé.
At that time, its composition was as follows:
Clavier de grand-orgue expressif, 54 notes
Principal 8
Bourdon 8
Flûte harmonique 8
Prestant 4
Clavier de récit expressif, 54 notes
Gambe 8
Voix céleste 8
Flûte douce 4
Nasard 2 2/3
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 composition of the Swell was
enitrely redefined. The inauguration took place on
October, 22, 1978 by Marie-Louise Girod.
Clavier de grand-orgue, 54 notes
Montre 8
Bourdon 8
Prestant 4
Plein-jeu II
Clavier de récit expressif, 54 notes
Flûte à cheminée 8
Flûte 4
Principal 2
Sesquialtera II
Clavier de pédale, 30 notes
Soubasse 16
Source
