The organs of Paris
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SATURDAY 6.30 PM Sainte-Clotilde (1859, III/71) SUNDAY 10 - 12 AM Twelve options - see below 10.00 AM St. Sulpice Audition (organ concert) 3.55 PM Sacré-Coeur Vespers 5 PM St. Eustache Audition (organ concert) 6.40 PM St. Etienne-du-Mont Evening Mass 9.55 PM Sacré-Coeur Evening Mass OPTIONS SUNDAY BETWEEN 10-12 AM, attending the prelude of the 11 AM mass If you prefer the symphonic organs: Ste. Clotilde St. Etienne-du-Mont Ste. Trinité Ste. Madeleine Notre-Dame-de-la-Croix Église d’Auteuil (silent due to restoration of the church) St. Bernard de la Chapelle St. Antoine-des-Quinze-Vingts Other organs you should visit (but don’t fit into any schedule): Saint-Denis, cathédrale Aubervilliers, Notre-Dame-des-Vertus Versailles, Cathédrale St. Louis (silent due to restoration of the church) If you prefer French baroque organs: St-Nicolas-des-Champs (silent - in a bad condition) St-Roch St-Gervais If you prefer German baroque organs: St-Louis-en-l’ile (silent due to restoration of the church) Consult the pdf-file for more information/details

How to hear as much

organs as possible

during a weekend?

Organ concerts (‘audition d’orgue’) are scarse in Paris. To hear the organs, you often have to attend the masses. The organ is mostly used during the masses on Saturday-evening and Sunday-morning. The organist plays the prelude (often very short), the offertoire (2-3 minutes) the communion (6-10 minutes) and the sortie (5 minutes). Many organs are tuned before Christmas and before Easter. Many organs need maintenance-works rather urgently, but the city of Paris has only very limited resources for its organs…

Agenda of organ

concerts in Paris

Organs of Paris
Agenda of organ concerts in Paris SATURDAY 6.30pm Ste-Clotilde (1859, III/71) Mass SUNDAY Ten options - see below 10.00am St.Sulpice Audition (organ concert) 4pm Sacré-Coeur Vespers 5pm St-Eustache Audition (organ concert) 6.40pm St.Etienne-du-Mont Evening Mass 10pm Sacré-Coeur Evening Mass OTHER OPTIONS SUNDAY BETWEEN 10.00-11.30, attending the prelude of the 11.00 mass If you prefer the symphonic organs: Ste Clotilde St Etienne-du-Mont Ste Trinité Ste Madeleine Notre-Dame-de-la-Croix Église d’Auteuil (silent due to restoration of the church) St Bernard de la Chapelle St Antoine-des-Quinze-Vingts If you prefer French baroque organs: St-Nicolas-des-Champs (very bad condition) St-Roch St-Gervais If you prefer German baroque organs: St-Louis-en-l’ile (silent due to restoration of the church) Other organs you should visit (but don’t fit into any schedule): Saint-Denis, cathédrale Aubervilliers, Notre-Dame-des-Vertus Versailles, Cathédrale St. Louis (silent due to restoration of the church) Consult the pdf-file for more information/details
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