Saint Maximin, Basilique st Marie Madeleine

The legendary Isnard

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History

Technical information

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Disposition

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I. Positif
50 notes CD-d3		 II. Grand-Orgue
50 notes CD-d3		 III. "Bombarde"or "Résonance".
permanent pedal coupler
50 notes CD-d3		 IV. Récit
32 notes g°-d3
Montre^ down to C, italianate but wide8
Bourdon8
Flute^ breaks at c°
soft, delicate		4/8
Prestant4
Nasard2'2/3
Doublette2
Quarte2
Tierce1'3/5
Larigot1'1/3
Fourniture^ 16' resultant at f2III
CimballeIII
Cornet^ from c1V
Trompette^ very powerful.8
Cromorne^ nasal and mellow.8
Clairon^ very powerful. breaks at d24
Montre^ south façade16
Bourdon16
Montre8
Bourdon8
Gr. Nasard^ stopped basses5'1/3
Prestant4
Gr. Tierce3'1/5
Fourniture^ 32' resultantII
Fourniture^ 16' resultantIV
CimballeIV
Grand Cornet^ from c1V
Trompette^ thinner, more nasal8
Clairon^ thinner, more nasal4
Voix Humaine^ double cone.
"greasy", throaty, hollow in the high bass.		8
Chamade^ from c1, can replace a cornet8
Flute^ north façade16
Flute8
Dessus Flute^ from c1.
special, waterlike (reverse conical ?)		8
Flute4
Cornet^ from c1V
Bombarde^ huge and heavy16
1e Trompette^ rounder, powerful8
2e Trompette^ rounder, powerful8
Clairon^ rounder, powerful4
Chamade^ from c1, can replace a cornet8
Cornet V
Trompette 8
Hautbois 8
31 note CD-g1 pedalboard pulling down the III.
Shift coupling I/II, II/III
Soft tremulant (positif)