Neuilly-sur-Seine

Saint-Pierre

90 Avenue Achille Peretti, 92200 Neuilly-sur-Seine

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C3 The organ was installed in 1900 by Charles Mutin. The instrument underwent minor changes by the workshop in 1923. In 1932 it was significantly transformed by the Société Cavaillé‑Coll (Joseph Beuchet). In 1959 Roethinger carried out a major intervention, transforming the organ in a neo‑Classical style (Grand‑Orgue and Positif). In 2007 Kern carried out a restoration aimed at bringing back the original symphonic character of the instrument, while increasing its power (with the addition of reed chamades), which had long been considered insufficient for the church due to architectural constraints. An electronic combination system together with electric stop action was also installed. Site of the organ

The Church was built between 1883 and 1914 in Romanesque-Auvergnat style. The architect was Alfred Dauvergne. In order to finish the exterior decoration, from 1945, pupils of Georges Saupique worked on the sculptures of the Central porch and lateral portals.

Titular organist Philippe Sauvage Organistes ayants illustré l’orgue par le passé : Xavier Darasse (1962-70), Raffi Ourgandjian (1962-70), Jean- Claude Henry (1970-1989) et Loïc Mallié (1970-1990). Parish website Video Philippe Sauvage Improvisation 2018 Improvisation 2021 Olivier Latry

1900 - Mutin-Cavaillé-Coll (1) 1923 - Mutin-Cavaillé-Coll (6) 1932 - Societé Cavaillé-Coll (3a) 1960 - Roethinger (3a) 2007 - Kern (5)

III/58 - mechanical traction / Barker

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