ThefounderoftheDallery-dynastyisCharles Dallery (1702-1779). HisnephewandpupilPierreDallery(1735-1812)becametheassociateofFrançois-Henri Clicquotduring1767-1778.Heparticipatedin thereconstructionoftheorganofSaintLaurent andtheconstructionoftheorgansofSt-Nicolas-des-Champs(1773),Saint-Merry(1778)and Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois(1771),beforecreatinghisowncompany.He rebuilttheorgansofSaint-Marcel,Saint-Denis-de-la-Chapelle,Saint-Rochand Saint-Louis-des-JésuitesandNotre-Dame-de-Bonne-Nouvelle.Afterthe Revolution,organbuildingrestartedpainfullyandhisactivitiesconsisted mainlyofmoving,raisingandreinstallingorgansintheParisregion:Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois,Saint-Eustache,Notre-DamedeBonne-Nouvelle,Saint-Merry,Saint-Thomasd'Aquin,Saint-Roch,Saint-Jacques-du-Haut-Pasand Saint-Paul-Saint-Louis.Worksin1807atSaint-Séverinareconsideredtobe the last of Pierre Dallery's career.HissonPierre-François(1764-1833,photo)becameoneofFrançois-Henri’s harmonistsandcontinuedtheactivitiesofFrançois-Henri’ssonClaude FrançoisClicquot(1762-1800)afterhisdeath,aswellasthoseofhisfather, whoretiredin1807.Hemainlyoverhauledorgans:Notre-Dame,Saint-Eustache,Saint-Roch,N.D.deBonne-Nouvelle,Saint-Thomas-d'Aquin,Saint-Jacques-du-Haut-Pas,Saint-Médard,Saint-Merry,Saint-Nicolas-des-Champs, Saint-Etienne-du-Mont,Saint-Nicolas-du-Chardonnet,Saint-Paul-Saint-Louis, Saint-Gervais,Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois,Saint-Roch,Saint-Séverin,Saint-Louis-en-l'île.In1809,herestoredtheorganoftheSaintPhiilppeduRoule.It was in this church that he married in 1832.HissonLouis-PaulDallery(1797-1875)carriedoutnumerousrestorations andbuiltin1805aneworganforSaint-Paul-Saint-Louis(onlythebuffetstill exists,modified)andin1825aneworganfortheChapeloftheSorbonne, whichisoneofthefewneworgansinthaterainParis,thathasbeen conserved in its original state (although it is silent for years). InterventionsinParis:Notre-Dame,Notre-DamedeBonneNouvelle,Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois,Saint-Gervais,Saint-Merry,Saint-Nicolas-des-Champs, Saint-Roch,Saint-Séverin,Saint-Thomas-d'Aquin,Saint-Philippe-du-Rouleand Saint-Etienne-du-Mont.Hislastworkwastherestorationoftheorganof Saint-Thomas-d'Aquin (1842-1846).Louis-PaulDallerywasthelastrepresentativeoftheclassicalFrenchorganstyle and could not keep up with the innovations as introduced by Cavaillé-Coll. More information on Dallery…
The founder of the Dallery-dynasty is Charles Dallery (1702-1779). HisnephewandpupilPierreDallery(1735-1812)becamethe associateofFrançois-HenriClicquotduring1767-1778.He participatedinthereconstructionoftheorganofSaintLaurentand theconstructionoftheorgansofSt-Nicolas-des-Champs(1773), Saint-Merry(1778)andSaint-Germain-l'Auxerrois(1771),before creatinghisowncompany.HerebuilttheorgansofSaint-Marcel, Saint-Denis-de-la-Chapelle,Saint-RochandSaint-Louis-des-Jésuites andNotre-Dame-de-Bonne-Nouvelle.AftertheRevolution,organ buildingrestartedpainfullyandhisactivitiesconsistedmainlyof moving,raisingandreinstallingorgansintheParisregion:Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois,Saint-Eustache,Notre-DamedeBonne-Nouvelle,Saint-Merry,Saint-Thomasd'Aquin,Saint-Roch,Saint-Jacques-du-Haut-PasandSaint-Paul-Saint-Louis.Worksin1807at Saint-Séverin are considered to be the last of Pierre Dallery's career.HissonPierre-François(1764-1833,photo)becameoneof François-Henri’sharmonistsandcontinuedtheactivitiesofFrançois-Henri’ssonClaudeFrançoisClicquot(1762-1800)afterhisdeath,as wellasthoseofhisfather,whoretiredin1807.Hemainly overhauledorgans:Notre-Dame,Saint-Eustache,Saint-Roch,N.D.de Bonne-Nouvelle,Saint-Thomas-d'Aquin,Saint-Jacques-du-Haut-Pas, Saint-Médard,Saint-Merry,Saint-Nicolas-des-Champs,Saint-Etienne-du-Mont,Saint-Nicolas-du-Chardonnet,Saint-Paul-Saint-Louis,Saint-Gervais,Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois,Saint-Roch,Saint-Séverin,Saint-Louis-en-l'île.In1809,herestoredtheorganoftheSaintPhiilppedu Roule. It was in this church that he married in 1832.HissonLouis-PaulDallery(1797-1875)carriedoutnumerous restorationsandbuiltin1805aneworganforSaint-Paul-Saint-Louis (onlythebuffetstillexists,modified)andin1825aneworganfor theChapeloftheSorbonne,whichisoneofthefewneworgansin thaterainParis,thathasbeenconservedinitsoriginalstate (although it is silent for years). InterventionsinParis:Notre-Dame,Notre-DamedeBonneNouvelle, Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois,Saint-Gervais,Saint-Merry,Saint-Nicolas-des-Champs,Saint-Roch,Saint-Séverin,Saint-Thomas-d'Aquin,Saint-Philippe-du-RouleandSaint-Etienne-du-Mont.Hislastworkwasthe restoration of the organ of Saint-Thomas-d'Aquin (1842-1846).Louis-PaulDallerywasthelastrepresentativeoftheclassicalFrench organstyleandcouldnotkeepupwiththeinnovationsasintroducedby Cavaillé-Coll. More information on Dallery…