Neuilly-sur-Seine
Saint-Jean-Baptist
158 Avenue Charles de Gaulle, 92200 Neuilly-sur-Seine
Great Organ
1873 - Eugène et John Abbey
1904 - Charles Mutin
1938 - Pleyel
1971 - Jean Bourgarel
1992 - Jean-Marc Swiderski
II/22 - Transmissions électriques - liste des jeux
Silent since 2014,
restoration planned during 2022-2024.
Choir organ
1865 - Cavaillé-Coll
1913 - Charles Mutin
1973 - Bougarel
I/5 - transmissions mécaniques
Un clavier de 56 notes, pédale en tirasse de 20 notes.
Bourdon 8 (basse) – Flûte harmonique 8 (dessus) -
Octave 4 (basse) – Flûte octaviante 4 (dessus)
Principal 8 - Cymbale - Trompette 8 (basse-dessus)
Appel et renvoi d’anches – Expression.
Saint Jean Baptiste was built in 1831 in a neoclassical
style.
Organiste titulaire
Olivier d'Ormesson
Concerts
Regularly
Masses with organ
Saturday 6.30 p.m., Sunday 9.30, 11.00 a.m., 6.30
p.m.
Video
Olivier d'Ormesson
The Great Organ was built in 1873 by Eugène et
John Abbey in an older case. In 1904, Charles
Mutin did some maintenance works and modified
the organ slightly. Between 1937-38 the house
Pleyel replaced the transmissions. In 1971, the
organ was reconstructed by Jean Bourgarel, who
ireplaced some romantic stops with mutations; the
rees of the Récit were removed as were all the
mechnaical parts and manuals. A
électropneumatic system was installed with a new
console. In 1992, Jean-Marc Swiderski partly
electrified this instrument. During 2022-2024, the
organ will be restored.
The choir organ was built in 1865 by Cavaillé-Coll
and restored by Mutin (1913) and François
Boucher (2009). This organ was originally placed
behind the altar, but moved to its current position
in 1973 by Jean Bourgarel, who replaced at that
time the Voix Céleste by a Cymbale.
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JEAN-BAPTISTE
Neuilly-sur-Seine
Saint-Jean-Baptist
158 Avenue Charles de Gaulle, 92200 Neuilly-sur-Seine
Great Organ
1873 - Eugène et John Abbey
1904 - Charles Mutin
1938 - Pleyel
1971 - Jean Bourgarel
1992 - Jean-Marc Swiderski
II/22 - Transmissions électriques - liste des jeux
Silent since 2014,
restoration planned during 2022-2024.
Choir organ
1865 - Cavaillé-Coll
1913 - Charles Mutin
1973 - Bougarel
I/5 - transmissions mécaniques
Un clavier de 56 notes, pédale en tirasse de 20
notes.
Bourdon 8 (basse) – Flûte harmonique 8 (dessus) -
Octave 4 (basse) – Flûte octaviante 4 (dessus)
Principal 8 - Cymbale - Trompette 8 (basse-dessus)
Appel et renvoi d’anches – Expression.
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The Great Organ was built in 1873 by Eugène et
John Abbey in an older case. In 1904, Charles
Mutin did some maintenance works and modified
the organ slightly. Between 1937-38 the house
Pleyel replaced the transmissions. In 1971, the
organ was reconstructed by Jean Bourgarel, who
ireplaced some romantic stops with mutations; the
rees of the Récit were removed as were all the
mechnaical parts and manuals. A
électropneumatic system was installed with a new
console. In 1992, Jean-Marc Swiderski partly
electrified this instrument. During 2022-2024, the
organ will be restored.
The choir organ was built in 1865 by Cavaillé-Coll
and restored by Mutin (1913) and François
Boucher (2009). This organ was originally placed
behind the altar, but moved to its current position
in 1973 by Jean Bourgarel, who replaced at that
time the Voix Céleste by a Cymbale.
More information
Source:
ASSOCIATION DES AMIS DES ORGUES DE SAINT-
JEAN-BAPTISTE
Saint Jean Baptiste was built in 1831 in a
neoclassical style.
Organiste titulaire
Olivier d'Ormesson
Concerts
Regularly
Masses with organ
Saturday 6.30 p.m., Sunday 9.30, 11.00 a.m., 6.30
p.m.
Video
Olivier d'Ormesson