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Pipe organ of Cathédrale Sainte-Cécile, Albi

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This building is classé au titre des monuments historiques de la France. It is indexed in the base Mérimée, a database of architectural heritage maintained by the French Ministry of Culture, under the reference PA00095453 .
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English: Albi Cathedral - The grandstand organ, a masterpiece by Christophe Moucherel, completed in 1736, with a monumental buffet 16.40 m wide and 15.60 m high, one of the most beautiful in the south of the Loire. Christophe Moucherel being better known for the high quality of his buffets than for the reliability of his instruments, the organ was revised in 1747 by {François and Jean-François Lépine, then in 1779 by Joseph Isnard, nephew of Jean-Esprit, in 1825 by Antoine Peyroulous. Brought up to date during the romantic period by Jean-Baptiste Puget in 1904, in poor condition in the fifties, its restoration was decided upon and entrusted in 1977 to Bartoloméo Formentelli who is in charge of restoring the situation of 1825. The same will carry out a big lifting in 1996. It is from now on his son Michel who takes care of the instrument. 5 keyboards of 50 notes (C1 to D5 without 1st C #): dorsal positive, G.O., bombarde, narrative, echo, French pedal, 56 stops, 3578 pipes.
Français : Cathédrale Sainte-Cécile d'Albi – L'orgue de tribune chef d'œuvre de Christophe Moucherel, terminé en 1736, avec un buffet monumental de 16,40 m de large pour 15,60m de haut, un des plus beaux au sud de la Loire. Christophe Moucherel étant plus connu pour la grande qualité de ses buffets que pour la fiabilité de ses instruments, l'orgue est revu dès 1747 par François et Jean-François Lépine, puis en 1779 par Joseph Isnard, neveu de Jean-Esprit, en 1825 par Antoine Peyroulous. Mis au "goût du jour" durant la période romantique par Jean-Baptiste Puget en 1904, en piteux état dans les années cinquante, sa restauration est décidée et confiée en 1977 à Bartoloméo Formentelli qui est chargé de restituer la situation de 1825. Le même effectuera un grand relevage en 1996. C'est désormais son fils Michel qui s’occupe de l'instrument. 5 claviers de 50 notes(ut1 à ré5 sans 1er ut#):positif dorsal, G.O., bombarde ,récit, écho, pédalier à la française, 56 jeux, 3578 tuyaux.
Italiano: L'organo della tribuna, capolavoro di Christophe Moucherel, completato nel 1736, con un monumentale buffet di 16,40 m di larghezza e 15,60 m di altezza, uno dei più belli del sud della Loira. Christophe Moucherel essendo più noto per l'alta qualità dei suoi buffet che per l'affidabilità dei suoi strumenti, l'organo fu rivisto nel 1747 da François e Jean-François Lépine, poi nel 1779 da Joseph Isnard, nipote di Jean-Esprit, nel 1825 da Antoine Peyroulous. Aggiornato durante il periodo romantico da Jean-Baptiste Puget nel 1904, in cattive condizioni negli anni Cinquanta, ne fu deciso il restauro e affidato nel 1977 a Bartoloméo Formentelli che ne è il responsabile di ripristinare la situazione del 1825. Lo stesso effettuerà un grosso sollevamento nel 1996. D'ora in poi è il figlio Michel che si prende cura dello strumento. 5 tastiere di 50 note (dal DO1 al RE5 senza 1° DO#): dorsale positiva, SOL, bombarda, narrativa, eco, pedale francese, 56 registri, 3578 canne.
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This object is classé Monument Historique in the base Palissy, database of the French furniture patrimony of the French ministry of culture, under the reference PM81000002.
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This object is classé Monument Historique in the base Palissy, database of the French furniture patrimony of the French ministry of culture, under the reference PM81000396.
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Object location43° 55′ 42.52″ N, 2° 08′ 31.76″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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