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The inauguration of the Temple was on June 2, 1867.
After the War of 1870, the Temple reopened on
November 11, 1872. In 1903, the Reformed Church of
France became the owner and undertook a series of
modernizations and expansions in 1907. To celebrate
its centenary in 1967, the Temple was completely
renovated.
1913 - Charles Mutin (1)
1965 - Adrien Maciet (3a)
1985 - Beuchet-Debierre (6)
1995 - Jean-Marc Cicchero (6)
2017 - Dominique Leboucher (5)
II/9 - transmissions mecaniques
Composition
E6
The Protestant church in Neuilly had a small organ from
the time it was built in 1867. The building was looted
during the war of 1870 and used as a stable.
It took more than forty years before the new organ, built
by Mutin, was inaugurated in 1912. It carries serial
number 1006 from the factory. It has a large oak case
without façade pipes (Montre), fitted with expressive
shutters (jalousies).
In 1965 Adrien Maciet modified it in a “neo‑Baroque” style,
adding three new stops: Flûte à cheminée and Doublette
replacing Viole de gamba and Voix Céleste, as well as
Sesquialtera II.
A later intervention on the pedalboard was carried out by
Jean‑Marc Cicchero in 1995.
In 2017 the organ was restored by Dominique Leboucher.
Organs of Paris
ORGANS OF PARIS © 2026 Vincent Hildebrandt
1913 - Charles Mutin (1)
1965 - Adrien Maciet (3a)
1985 - Beuchet-Debierre (6)
1995 - Jean-Marc Cicchero (6)
2017 - Dominique Leboucher (5)
II/9 - transmissions mecaniques
Composition
E6
The Protestant church in Neuilly had a small organ from
the time it was built in 1867. The building was looted
during the war of 1870 and used as a stable.
It took more than forty years before the new organ, built
by Mutin, was inaugurated in 1912. It carries serial
number 1006 from the factory. It has a large oak case
without façade pipes (Montre), fitted with expressive
shutters (jalousies).
In 1965 Adrien Maciet modified it in a “neo‑Baroque” style,
adding three new stops: Flûte à cheminée and Doublette
replacing Viole de gamba and Voix Céleste, as well as
Sesquialtera II.
A later intervention on the pedalboard was carried out by
Jean‑Marc Cicchero in 1995.
In 2017 the organ was restored by Dominique Leboucher.
