Seurre, Eglise st Martin, Julien Tribuot 1699

The royal organ

The little village of Seurre is home to the last unmodified testimony of Parisian organbuilding in the reign of Louis XIV. This is the organ Louis Marchand, François Couperin knew, although in a slightly smaller package than the organ they knew in the royal chapel of Versailles.

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History

Technical information

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Disposition

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I. Positif
48 notes CD-c3		 II. Grand-Orgue
48 notes CD-c3		 III. Récit
25 notes c1-c3		 IV. Echo
32 notes f°-c3		 Pédale
27 notes CAD-d1
Bourdon^ huge in the bass. foundation of the whole organ.8
Montre4
Flute à chem.4
Nasard2'2/3
Doublette2
Tierce1'3/5
Plein Jeu^ original 1699IV
Cromorne^ small and buzzy8
Voix Humaine^ exceptionally on the positif8
Montre8
Bourdon8
Prestant4
Nasard2'2/3
Doublette2
Tierce1'3/5
Fourniture^ original 1699III
CimballeII
Grand Cornet^ from c1V
Trompette8
Clairon4
CornetV
Cornet V
Flute 8
TrompetteA on C# key8
ClaironA on C# key4
Shift coupling I/II, Pedalcoupler II
Soft tremulant (whole organ)