Couvent Saint-

Jacques

20, rue des Tanneries, 75013 Paris

E1 This organ is built by Jean Bourgarel at an unknown date.

xxxx - Jean Bourgarel

II/7 - mechanical traction

Clavier I (56 notes) Gemshorn 8’ Montre 4’ Quinte 2/3’ Octave 1/2’ Clavier II Bourdon 8' Doublette 2’ Sesquialter II R Pedal (32 notes) Tir I, Tir II, I/II

The Dominicans of the rue des Tanneries arrived in the 13th arrondissement of Paris in 1938. They are the heirs of the Friars Preachers of the Porte Saint-Jacques (1217-1792), the Jacobins, as they were called for this reason until the French Revolution. After the re- establishment of the Dominicans in France by the famous Abbé Lacordaire, the convent was restored in Paris in 1849 in the former Carmelite convent, then in rue Jean de Beauvais. The current convent, belonging to the Dominican Province of France, dates from 1969. Source

Mass Sunday 11 AM

Organs of Paris