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The architect Edouard Aubert
designed a neo-Romanesque
building, made of grinding stones. A
wide staircase, surrounded by
columns and surmounted by a
mosaic pediment leads to the nave.
The temple was dedicated in 1891. In
1934, the building was enlarged by
an apse and a walkway. In 1959
stained glass windows were
commissioned from Maurice Max-
Ingrand.
Source.
D1
This organ was built in 1973 by Curt Schwenkedel. In 2017,
restoration works were carried out by Dominique Lalmand :
•
reharmonisation of sharp (in particular Montre and Cymbale of
the Positif and the Doublette of the G.O.)
•
Replacement of the trompette 8' by a new one and the addition
of a new Flûte conique 4’ on the G.O.
•
Modification of the Cromorne of the Positif to obtain a clear
Norht-German character
•
Reconstruction of the Pedal: installation of two wind chests and 5
new stops.
Organiste titulaire
François Saint-Yves
Concerts
Occasionnel
Services with organ
Sunday 10:30 AM
Videos
François Saint-Yves
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D1
This organ was built in 1973 by Curt Schwenkedel. In 2017,
restoration works were carried out by Dominique Lalmand :
•
reharmonisation of sharp (in particular Montre and
Cymbale of the Positif and the Doublette of the G.O.)
•
Replacement of the trompette 8' by a new one and the
addition of a new Flûte conique 4’ on the G.O.
•
Modification of the Cromorne of the Positif to obtain a
clear Norht-German character
•
Reconstruction of the Pedal: installation of two wind
chests and 5 new stops.
Organiste titulaire
François Saint-Yves
Concerts
Occasionnel
Services with organ
Sunday 10:30 AM
Videos
François Saint-Yves