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The Fénelon Sainte-Marie High School is a
private Catholic school. The chapel, in neo-
Gothic style, was erected in the middle of the
19th century.
1877 - Cavaillé-Coll (1)
1922 – Alexandre (2)
1964 - Roethinger (3a)
1981– Barbéris (6)
1987– Guilmard (3a)
2013– Loriaut (5)
I/11- mechanical traction
stoplist
D2
The organ was built by A. Cavaillé-Coll in 1877. It is a small
series-built instrument with 10 stops (in the same family as
the one at the Temple du Saint-Esprit on rue Roquépine in
Paris, which is better preserved).
In 1922, an electric blower and a 16’ Soubasse were added
to the Pedal.
Around 1965, Edmond-Alexandre Roethinger modified the
specification in a neo-classical direction (adding mixtures).
The instrument was also revoiced.
In 1981, the builder Barbéris was commissioned to carry out
a general overhaul of the instrument and restore the action.
A wooden ceiling was installed above the instrument.
In 1987, the tonal specification was further modified by
Philippe Guilmard.
In 2013, the instrument was overhauled by Jean-Louis
Loriaut.
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ORGANS OF PARIS © 2026 Vincent Hildebrandt
1877 - Cavaillé-Coll (1)
1922 – Alexandre (2)
1964 - Roethinger (3a)
1981– Barbéris (6)
1987– Guilmard (3a)
2013– Loriaut (5)
I/11- mechanical traction
stoplist
D2
The organ was built by A. Cavaillé-Coll in 1877. It is a small
series organ, with 10 stops.
In 1922, an electric fan and a Soubasse 16' at the Pedal were
installed.
Around 1965, Edmond-Alexandre Roethinger changed the
stoplist of the instrument to the neo-classical style (addition
of mixtures). The instrument was also re-voiced.
In 1981, Barbéris performed a restoration of the mechanics.
A wooden ceiling was placed above the instrument.
