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The instrument was built in 1987 for a Protestant parish
(Christelijke Gereformeerde Kerk) in Haamstede, Zeeland
(Netherlands) by René Nijsse, Dutch organbuilder (Oud-
Sabbinge).
The instrument was bought back in 2023 by Nijsse who
restored it (replacement of the bellows skins and
consolidation of the feet of the pipes of the prestant).
In 2024, the instrument was reassembled in the church
of Notre-Dame de l'Assomption.
The church was erected from the eleventh century and
completed at the end of the thirteenth century. It
suffered ransacking during the Hundred Years' War and
a fire during the Wars of Religion. It was rebuilt in the
sixteenth century. It benefited from a restoration
campaign from 1881, when the portal and the bell
tower were completely redone.
Source
1987 - René Nijsse, Pays-Bas (1)
2024 - René Nijsse, Pays-Bas (5)
II/10 - mechanical traction
Composition
Organs of Paris
ORGANS OF PARIS © 2026 Vincent Hildebrandt
E1
The instrument was built in 1987 for a Protestant parish
(Christelijke Gereformeerde Kerk) in Haamstede, Zeeland
(Netherlands) by René Nijsse, Dutch organbuilder (Oud-
Sabbinge).
The instrument was bought back in 2023 by Nijsse who
restored it (replacement of the bellows skins and
consolidation of the feet of the pipes of the prestant).
In 2024, the instrument was reassembled in the church of
Notre-Dame de l'Assomption.
1987 - René Nijsse, Pays-Bas (1)
2024 - René Nijsse, Pays-Bas (5)
II/10 - mechanical traction
Composition
