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Aristide Cavaillé-Coll

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Aristide Cavaillé-Coll (French: [aʁistid kavaje kɔl]; 4 February 1811 – 13 October 1899) was a French organ builder. He has the reputation of being the most distinguished organ builder of the 19th century.[1] He pioneered innovations in the art and science of organ building that permeated the profession and influenced the course of organ building, composing and improvising through the early 20th century. As the author of scientific journal articles about the organ construction details, he published the results of his research and experiments. He was the inventor of the symphonic organ being able to follow smooth and immediate dynamic changes like a symphonic orchestra. This goal was reached by: a) invention of harmonic flue and reed stops, such as the ''flûte harmonique'', ''trompette harmonique'', ''clairon harmonique'', b) invention of divided windchest with 2-3 different wind pressure sections, c) creation of groups of stops (jeux d'anches and jeux de fonds) allowing for fast dynamics changes without taking hands out of the keyboards by the organist, d) organ specification planning on the base of ''orchestral quartet".[2][3] His most famous organs were built in Paris in Saint-Denis Basilica (1841), Église de la Madeleine, Sainte-Clotilde Basilica (1859), Saint-Sulpice church (his largest instrument; behind the classical façade), Notre-Dame Cathedral (behind the classical façade), baron Albert de L'Espée's residence in Biarritz (moved finally to the Sacré-Cœur Basilica[4]), and many others. After Cavaillé-Coll's death, Charles Mutin maintained the business into the beginning of the 20th century. The organ reform movement in the 20th century sought to return organ building to a more Baroque style; but since then, Cavaillé-Coll's designs have come back into fashion.

Aristide Cavaillé-Coll
Born(1811-02-04)4 February 1811
Montpellier, France
Died13 October 1899(1899-10-13) (aged 88)
Paris, France

Life

 
Cavaillé-Coll's grave in Montparnasse Cemetery, Paris

Born in Montpellier, France, to Dominique, one in a line of organ builders, he showed early talent in mechanical innovation. He exhibited an outstanding fine art when designing and building his famous instruments. There is a before and an after Cavaillé-Coll. His organs are "symphonic organs": that is, they can reproduce the sounds of other instruments and combine them as well. His largest and greatest organ is in Saint-Sulpice, Paris. Featuring 100 stops and five manuals, this instrument, which unlike many others remains practically unaltered, is a candidate to become a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Cavaillé-Coll was also known for his financial problems - he focused mostly on the organ building art, leaving finance less attention.[3] The art of his handcrafted instruments, unparalleled at that time, was not enough to ensure his firm's survival. It was taken over in 1898, shortly before his death, by Charles Mutin, who continued in the organ business, but by the 1940s the firm had almost disappeared.

Cavaillé-Coll died in Paris on 13 October 1899 and is buried in the Montparnasse Cemetery.

Organ building innovations

Cavaillé-Coll is responsible for many innovations that revolutionized organ building, performance and composition. Instead of the Positif, Cavaillé-Coll placed the Grand-Orgue manual as the lowest manual, and included couplers that allowed the entire tonal resources of the organ to be played from the Grand-Orgue. He refined the English swell box by devising a spring-loaded (later balanced) pedal with which the organist could operate the swell shutters, thus increasing the organ's potential for expression. He adjusted pipe making and voicing techniques, thus creating a whole family of harmonic stops (flutes, trompettes, clairons) and stops imitating orchestral instruments such as the bassoon, the oboe and the english horn. He popularized the harmonic flute stop, which, together with the montre (principals), the gambe (strings) and the bourdon (flutes), formed the fonds (foundations) of the organ. He designed the "orchestral quartet" which referred to orchestral four colours of sound - principals, flutes, strings and reeds.[3] He introduced divided windchests which were controlled by ventils. These allowed the use of higher wind pressures and for each manual's anches (reed stops) to be added or subtracted as a group by means of a pedal. Higher wind pressures allowed the organ to include many more stops of 8' (unison) pitch in every division, so complete fonds as well as reed choruses could be placed in every division, designed to be superimposed on top of one another. Sometimes he placed the treble part of the compass on a higher pressure than the bass, to emphasize melody lines and counteract the natural tendency of small pipes (especially reeds) to be softer.

It is he [Cavaillé-Coll] who conceived the diverse wind pressures, the divided windchests, the pedal systems and the combination registers; he who applied for the first time Barker's pneumatic motors, created the family of harmonic stops, reformed and perfected the mechanics to such a point that each pipe—low or high, loud or soft—instantly obeys the touch of the finger… From this result: the possibility of confining an entire division in a sonorous prison—opened or closed at will—the freedom of mixing timbres, the means of intensifying them or gradually tempering them, the freedom of tempos, the sureness of attacks, the balance of contrasts, and, finally, a whole blossoming of wonderful colors—a rich palette of the most diverse shades: harmonic flutes, gambas, bassoons, English horns, trumpets, celestes, flue stops and reed stops of a quality and variety unknown before.

— Charles-Marie Widor, Avant-propos to the organ symphonies, tr. John Near

For a mechanical tracker action and its couplers to operate under these higher wind pressures, pneumatic assistance provided by the Barker lever was required, which Cavaillé-Coll included in his larger instruments. This device made it possible to couple all the manuals together and play on the full organ without expending a great deal of effort. He also invented the pneumatic combination action system for his five-manual organ at Église Saint-Sulpice, Paris. All these innovations allowed a seamless crescendo from pianissimo all the way to fortissimo, something never before possible on the organ. His organ at the Basilique Ste-Clotilde, Paris (proclaimed a basilica by Pope Leo XIII in 1897) was one of the first to be built with several of these new features. Consequently, it influenced César Franck, who was the titular organist there. The organ works of Franck have inspired generations of organist-composers who came after him. It is worth to underline that Cavaillé-Coll's concept of symphonic organ was developed during his whole professional career inspired by influenced organists his times.[2]

Legacy

Marcel Dupré stated once that "composing for an orchestra is quite different from composing for an organ... with exception of Master Cavaillé-Coll's symphonic organs: in that case one has to observe an extreme attention when writing for such kind of instruments." Almost a century beforehand, César Franck had ecstatically said of the rather modest Cavaillé-Coll instrument at l'Église St.-Jean-St.-François in Paris with words that summed up everything the builder was trying to do: "Mon nouvel orgue ? C'est un orchestre !" ("My new organ? It's an orchestra!"). Franck later became organist of a much larger Cavaillé-Coll organ at St Clotilde in Paris. In 1878 Franck was featured recitalist on the four-manual Cavaillé-Coll organ at the Palais du Trocadéro in the Trocadéro area of Paris; this organ was subsequently rebuilt by V. & F. Gonzalez in 1939 and reinstalled in the Palais de Chaillot which replaced the Palais de Trocadéro, then rebuilt in 1975 by Danion-Gonzalez and relocated to the Auditorium Maurice Ravel in Lyon. Franck's Trois Pièces were premiered on the Trocadéro organ.

Film

A documentary film titled The Genius of Cavaillé-Coll was released in 2012 by Fugue State Films to mark both the 200th anniversary of Cavaillé-Coll's birth in 2011 and the 150th anniversary of his organ at St Sulpice.[5] It won the DVD Documentary Award of the BBC Music Awards 2014.[6]

Existing Cavaillé-Coll organs

For a complete list of all organs by Cavaillé-Coll, see: List of Organs by Aristide Cavaillé-Coll [de]

In Europe

In France

In Spain

In the United Kingdom

In the Netherlands

In Belgium

In Portugal

  • Lisbon, Portugal: Igreja de São Luís dos Franceses
  • Lisbon, Portugal: Igreja de São Mamede

In Italy

In addition, Cavaillé-Coll designed a large but never-built pipe organ for Saint Peter's Basilica, where a 1/10 scale model is preserved.[17]

In Denmark

In Russia

 
Organ of the Grand Hall of the Moscow Conservatory

In Latin America

In Venezuela

  • Caracas: Iglesia de la Parroquia San Francisco. Used for regular service.
  • Caracas: Iglesia de la Parroquia Altagracia (Inoperative)
  • Caracas: Iglesia de la Parroquia Santa Teresa. Used for regular service.
  • Caracas: Iglesia de la Parroquia San José (In a delicate situation)
  • Caracas: Parroquia La Encarnación del Valle. After several decades of silence, it's been played regularly since in 2011.
  • Los Teques: Catedral (Inoperative)

In Brazil

  • Belém: Catedral da Sé (1882)
  • Campinas: Catedral Metropolitana (1883)
  • Campo Largo: Igreja Matriz de Nossa Senhora da Piedade (1892)
  • Itu: Igreja Matriz Nossa Senhora da Candelária (1882)
  • Jundiaí: Catedral de Nossa Senhora do Desterro (1895)
  • Lorena: Catedral Nossa Senhora da Piedade (1889)
  • Rio de Janeiro: Igreja Nossa Senhora do Carmo da Lapa (1898)
  • Rio de Janeiro: Capela do Colégio Sion do Cosme Velhos (Mutin)
  • Rio de Janeiro: Igreja de Nossa Senhora de Bonsucesso (Mutin)
  • Rio de Janeiro: Capela da Santa Casa (1882)
  • Salvador: Igreja da Ordem Terceira do Carmo (1888)
  • São Paulo: Igreja de São José do Ipiranga (1863)
  • São Paulo: Igreja do Senhor Bom Jesus do Brás (1875)

In Mexico

  • Mazatlán, Mexico: Catedral Basílica de la Inmaculada Concepción

In Chile

  • Valparaíso, Chile: Iglesia de los Sagrados Corazones (French Fathers Church) (1872)

In Argentina

Most of the instruments in this list were sold and installed by Mutin-Cavaillé Coll, successor of Cavaillé Coll business after his death in 1899. Argentina was a strong demander of pipe organs in the first decades of XXth century, in such degree that the company installed a branch in Buenos Aires city at that time, with two shops: one located in street Estados Unidos number 3199, the other one in street 24 de Noviembre number 884.

  • Lujan, Basilica de Lujan
  • Basílica del Santísimo Sacramento (1912)
  • Capilla del Colegio "La Salle" (1926)
  • Iglesia de San Juan Bautista (ca. 1920)
  • Basílica del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús (ca. 1906)
  • Basílica de San Nicolás de Bari (órgano principal)
  • Basílica de San Nicolás de Bari (órgano de la cripta)
  • Capilla de la "Casa de la empleada"
  • Parroquia de "Nuestra Señora del Valle"
  • Parroquia de "San Martín de Tours" (ca. 1910)
  • Parroquia de "San Cristobal"
  • Catedral de San Isidro (1906)
  • Parroquia de "Nuestra Señora de Aránzazu" (San Fernando) (1907)
  • Parroquia de "San Francisco Solano" (Bella Vista) (1906)

In Costa Rica

  • Parroquia Inmaculada Concepción (Heredia) (ca. 1904)
  • Parroquia Nuestra Señora de la Soledad (San José) (ca. 1906)

In Asia

  • Fuji, Japan: Haus Sonnenschein[19]
  • Beijing, China: Beitang (in regular use through at least 1938)[20]

Asteroid

Cavaillé-Coll's name was given to an asteroid: 5184 Cavaillé-Coll.

Further reading

  • Bicknell, Stephen. Cavaillé-Coll's Four Fonds
  • Cavaillé-Coll, Cécile (1929). Aristide Cavaillé-Coll: Ses Origines, Sa Vie, Ses Oeuvres. Paris: Fischbacher.
  • Douglass, Fenner (1999). Cavaillé-Coll and the French Romantic Tradition. New Haven: Yale University Press.
  • Huybens, Gilbert (1985). Cavaillé-Coll: Liste des travaux exécutés/Werkverzeichnis. Lauffen/Neckar: Orgelbau-Fachverlag Rensch. ISBN 3-921848-12-1.

References

  1. ^ Snyder, Kerala J. (August 2002). "Aristide Cavaillé-Coll: Master of Masters". The Organ as A Mirror of Its Time. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780195144154. Retrieved 11 November 2014.
  2. ^ a b Szostak, Michał (1 May 2018). "Evolution of Cavaillé-Coll's symphonic organs". The Organ. 384: 8–23.
  3. ^ a b c Szostak, Michał (1 February 2019). "An appreciation of Aristide Cavaillé-Coll on the 120th anniversary of his death". The Organ. 387: 6–21.
  4. ^ "Sacré-Coeur facts. History". Paris Digest. 2018. Retrieved 3 January 2019.
  5. ^ Fraser, Will (December 2011). "Recording the organs of Cavaillé-Coll". The Organists' Review: 14–21. 2011 is the 200th anniversary of Aristide Cavaillé-Coll's birth. 2012 is the 150th anniversary of the completion of his organ at St Sulpice...as such, we decided to make a documentary about him to mark the anniversaries of 2011 and 2012.
  6. ^ "BBC Music Magazine Awards 2014 winners announced". BBC Music Magazine. Immediate Media Company Limited. 8 April 2014. from the original on 14 April 2014. Retrieved 29 August 2014. ...The Genius of Cavaillé-Coll, an epic exploration of the legendary French organ builder, won the DVD Documentary Award...announced today at a ceremony that took place at Kings Place in London.
  7. ^ oeust france. "Quel avenir pour le grand orgue de Luçon ?". ouest-france.fr. Retrieved 22 October 2015.
  8. ^ "Temple Pentemont". Organs of Paris.
  9. ^ "L'orgue Cavaillé-Coll".
  10. ^ "Amis de l'Orgue Cavaillé-Coll de Saint-Maurice de Bécon" [Friends of the Cavaillé-Coll Organ of Saint-Maurice de Bécon] (in French). from the original on 17 May 2014. Retrieved 29 August 2014.
  11. ^ "The National Pipe Organ Register - NPOR". npor.org.uk. Retrieved 21 August 2019.
  12. ^ "The National Pipe Organ Register - NPOR". npor.org.uk. Retrieved 21 August 2019.
  13. ^ "The National Pipe Organ Register - NPOR". npor.org.uk. Retrieved 21 August 2019.
  14. ^ "The Organ". bombarde320.tripod.com. Retrieved 21 August 2019.
  15. ^ "The National Pipe Organ Register - NPOR". npor.org.uk. Retrieved 21 August 2019.
  16. ^ Verburg, Mel. [Amsterdam, parochial center of Saint Augustine]. Orgelsite (in Dutch). Archived from the original on 13 March 2014. Retrieved 29 August 2014.
  17. ^ Ebrecht, Ronald (2012). Cavaillé-Coll's Monumental Organ Project for Saint Peter's, Rome: Bigger Than Them All. Lanham: Lexington Books. ISBN 978-0-7391-6728-1.
  18. ^ "Jesuskirkens orgler" [Jesus Church Organs]. Jesuskirken - Valby Sogn (in Norwegian). from the original on 29 August 2014. Retrieved 29 August 2014.
  19. ^ "Pipe Organ at Haus Sonnnenchein. 歴史あるパイプオルガン" [History of the Pipe Organ at Haus Sonnnenchein] (in Japanese). from the original on 8 March 2012. Retrieved 29 August 2014.
  20. ^ "An Organ Recital Program Played in War-Torn China" (PDF). The Diapason. 30 (2): 1. 1 January 1939.

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a invention of harmonic flue and reed stops such as the flute harmonique trompette harmonique clairon harmonique b invention of divided windchest with 2 3 different wind pressure sections c creation of groups of stops jeux d anches and jeux de fonds allowing for fast dynamics changes without taking hands out of the keyboards by the organist d organ specification planning on the base of orchestral quartet 2 3 His most famous organs were built in Paris in Saint Denis Basilica 1841 Eglise de la Madeleine Sainte Clotilde Basilica 1859 Saint Sulpice church his largest instrument behind the classical facade Notre Dame Cathedral behind the classical facade baron Albert de L Espee s residence in Biarritz moved finally to the Sacre Cœur Basilica 4 and many others After Cavaille Coll s death Charles Mutin maintained the business into the beginning of the 20th century The organ reform movement in the 20th century sought to return organ building to a more Baroque style but since then Cavaille Coll s designs have come back into fashion Aristide Cavaille CollBorn 1811 02 04 4 February 1811Montpellier FranceDied13 October 1899 1899 10 13 aged 88 Paris France Contents 1 Life 2 Organ building innovations 3 Legacy 4 Film 5 Existing Cavaille Coll organs 5 1 In Europe 5 1 1 In France 5 1 2 In Spain 5 1 3 In the United Kingdom 5 1 4 In the Netherlands 5 1 5 In Belgium 5 1 6 In Portugal 5 1 7 In Italy 5 1 8 In Denmark 5 1 9 In Russia 5 2 In Latin America 5 2 1 In Venezuela 5 2 2 In Brazil 5 2 3 In Mexico 5 2 4 In Chile 5 2 5 In Argentina 5 3 In Costa Rica 5 4 In Asia 6 Asteroid 7 Further reading 8 References 9 External linksLife Edit Cavaille Coll s grave in Montparnasse Cemetery Paris Born in Montpellier France to Dominique one in a line of organ builders he showed early talent in mechanical innovation He exhibited an outstanding fine art when designing and building his famous instruments There is a before and an after Cavaille Coll His organs are symphonic organs that is they can reproduce the sounds of other instruments and combine them as well His largest and greatest organ is in Saint Sulpice Paris Featuring 100 stops and five manuals this instrument which unlike many others remains practically unaltered is a candidate to become a UNESCO World Heritage Site Cavaille Coll was also known for his financial problems he focused mostly on the organ building art leaving finance less attention 3 The art of his handcrafted instruments unparalleled at that time was not enough to ensure his firm s survival It was taken over in 1898 shortly before his death by Charles Mutin who continued in the organ business but by the 1940s the firm had almost disappeared Cavaille Coll died in Paris on 13 October 1899 and is buried in the Montparnasse Cemetery Organ building innovations EditCavaille Coll is responsible for many innovations that revolutionized organ building performance and composition Instead of the Positif Cavaille Coll placed the Grand Orgue manual as the lowest manual and included couplers that allowed the entire tonal resources of the organ to be played from the Grand Orgue He refined the English swell box by devising a spring loaded later balanced pedal with which the organist could operate the swell shutters thus increasing the organ s potential for expression He adjusted pipe making and voicing techniques thus creating a whole family of harmonic stops flutes trompettes clairons and stops imitating orchestral instruments such as the bassoon the oboe and the english horn He popularized the harmonic flute stop which together with the montre principals the gambe strings and the bourdon flutes formed the fonds foundations of the organ He designed the orchestral quartet which referred to orchestral four colours of sound principals flutes strings and reeds 3 He introduced divided windchests which were controlled by ventils These allowed the use of higher wind pressures and for each manual s anches reed stops to be added or subtracted as a group by means of a pedal Higher wind pressures allowed the organ to include many more stops of 8 unison pitch in every division so complete fonds as well as reed choruses could be placed in every division designed to be superimposed on top of one another Sometimes he placed the treble part of the compass on a higher pressure than the bass to emphasize melody lines and counteract the natural tendency of small pipes especially reeds to be softer It is he Cavaille Coll who conceived the diverse wind pressures the divided windchests the pedal systems and the combination registers he who applied for the first time Barker s pneumatic motors created the family of harmonic stops reformed and perfected the mechanics to such a point that each pipe low or high loud or soft instantly obeys the touch of the finger From this result the possibility of confining an entire division in a sonorous prison opened or closed at will the freedom of mixing timbres the means of intensifying them or gradually tempering them the freedom of tempos the sureness of attacks the balance of contrasts and finally a whole blossoming of wonderful colors a rich palette of the most diverse shades harmonic flutes gambas bassoons English horns trumpets celestes flue stops and reed stops of a quality and variety unknown before Charles Marie Widor Avant propos to the organ symphonies tr John Near For a mechanical tracker action and its couplers to operate under these higher wind pressures pneumatic assistance provided by the Barker lever was required which Cavaille Coll included in his larger instruments This device made it possible to couple all the manuals together and play on the full organ without expending a great deal of effort He also invented the pneumatic combination action system for his five manual organ at Eglise Saint Sulpice Paris All these innovations allowed a seamless crescendo from pianissimo all the way to fortissimo something never before possible on the organ His organ at the Basilique Ste Clotilde Paris proclaimed a basilica by Pope Leo XIII in 1897 was one of the first to be built with several of these new features Consequently it influenced Cesar Franck who was the titular organist there The organ works of Franck have inspired generations of organist composers who came after him It is worth to underline that Cavaille Coll s concept of symphonic organ was developed during his whole professional career inspired by influenced organists his times 2 Legacy EditMarcel Dupre stated once that composing for an orchestra is quite different from composing for an organ with exception of Master Cavaille Coll s symphonic organs in that case one has to observe an extreme attention when writing for such kind of instruments Almost a century beforehand Cesar Franck had ecstatically said of the rather modest Cavaille Coll instrument at l Eglise St Jean St Francois in Paris with words that summed up everything the builder was trying to do Mon nouvel orgue C est un orchestre My new organ It s an orchestra Franck later became organist of a much larger Cavaille Coll organ at St Clotilde in Paris In 1878 Franck was featured recitalist on the four manual Cavaille Coll organ at the Palais du Trocadero in the Trocadero area of Paris this organ was subsequently rebuilt by V amp F Gonzalez in 1939 and reinstalled in the Palais de Chaillot which replaced the Palais de Trocadero then rebuilt in 1975 by Danion Gonzalez and relocated to the Auditorium Maurice Ravel in Lyon Franck s Trois Pieces were premiered on the Trocadero organ Film EditA documentary film titled The Genius of Cavaille Coll was released in 2012 by Fugue State Films to mark both the 200th anniversary of Cavaille Coll s birth in 2011 and the 150th anniversary of his organ at St Sulpice 5 It won the DVD Documentary Award of the BBC Music Awards 2014 6 Existing Cavaille Coll organs EditFor a complete list of all organs by Cavaille Coll see List of Organs by Aristide Cavaille Coll de In Europe Edit In France Edit Bergerac Saint Jacques Bonsecours Basilique Notre Dame Caen Abbey of Saint Etienne 50 stops 3 manuals Carcassonne Cathedral Castelnau d Estretefonds Saint Martin Dreux Chapelle royale Epernay Saint Pierre Saint Paul Lavaur Cathedral Lucon Cathedral 7 Lyon Saint Francois de Sales Orleans Cathedral Mazamet Saint Sauveur Nancy Cathedral 65 stops 4 manuals Paris American Cathedral 72 stops 4 manuals Paris Saint Roch Paris La Madeleine 58 stops 3 manuals Paris Notre Dame de la Croix 26 stops 2 manuals Paris Notre Dame Paris Notre Dame de l Assomption Paris Pentemont Abbey 8 Paris Saint Antoine des Quinze Vingts 9 Paris Sainte Clotilde Basilica 71 stops 3 manuals Paris Saint Sulpice 102 stops 5 manuals Paris Saint Vincent de Paul 66 stops 3 manuals Paris Sainte Trinite 61 stops 3 manuals Paris Saint Jean de Montmartre 28 stops 2 manuals Paris Sacre Cœur 78 stops 4 manuals Paris Val de Grace Courbevoie near Paris Saint Maurice de Becon 10 Perpignan Cathedral Rabastens Notre Dame du Bourg Church smallest with only 20 stops Rouen Church of St Ouen 64 stops 4 manuals Saint Denis Basilica 47 stops 4 manuals Saint Germain en Laye Saint Germain church Saint Omer Cathedral 49 stops 4 manuals Saint Yrieix la Perche Collegiale du Moustier Toulouse Saint Sernin Basilica 51 stops 3 manuals Trouville sur Mer Notre Dame des Victoires Vimoutiers Notre Dame Yport Eglise saint Martin Notre Dame de Paris Saint Sulpice Church of Saint Ouen Rouen Nancy Cathedral Sacre cœur Angers Cathedral Rennes Cathedral Notre Dame du Bourg Rabastens Chapelle royale de Dreux Castelnau d EstretefondsIn Spain Edit Alegia San Juan Azkoitia Santa Maria Azpeitia Basilica de Loyola Bilbao Santa Maria de Begona Getaria Guetaria San Salvador Irun Santa Maria Lekeitio Basilica de la Asuncion de Nuestra Senora Lekeitio es Madrid Basilica de San Francisco el Grande Mutriku Motrico Santa Catalina Oiartzun San Esteban Pasaia Pasajes San Sebastian Donostia Residence de Zorroaga San Sebastian Donostia San Marcial d Altza San Sebastian Donostia Santa Maria del Coro San Sebastian Donostia Santa Teresa San Sebastian Donostia San Vicente Urnieta San Miguel Vidania Bidegoyan San BartolomeIn the United Kingdom Edit Channel Islands Jersey Highlands College 11 Cheshire Warrington Parr Hall Hampshire Farnborough St Michael s Abbey 12 Hampshire Isle of Wight Quarr Abbey 13 Manchester The Town Hall 14 Renfrewshire Paisley Paisley Abbey 15 In the Netherlands Edit Amsterdam Augustinuskerk 16 Amsterdam Joannes en Ursulakapel Begijnhof Haarlem PhilharmonieIn Belgium Edit Brussels Royal Conservatory of Music Gesves Saint Maximin 50 stops 4 manuals Ghent Saint Nicholas Church Ghent Hasselt Sacred Heart Church Leuven Jesuit Church Heverlee Leuven Saint Joseph s ChurchIn Portugal Edit Lisbon Portugal Igreja de Sao Luis dos Franceses Lisbon Portugal Igreja de Sao MamedeIn Italy Edit Rome Italy Chapel of the Casa Santa Maria of the Pontifical North American CollegeIn addition Cavaille Coll designed a large but never built pipe organ for Saint Peter s Basilica where a 1 10 scale model is preserved 17 In Denmark Edit Copenhagen Denmark Jesus Church 1890 18 In Russia Edit Organ of the Grand Hall of the Moscow Conservatory Moscow Russia Bolshoi Hall of Moscow Conservatory Russia installed by Charles Mutin In Latin America Edit In Venezuela Edit Caracas Iglesia de la Parroquia San Francisco Used for regular service Caracas Iglesia de la Parroquia Altagracia Inoperative Caracas Iglesia de la Parroquia Santa Teresa Used for regular service Caracas Iglesia de la Parroquia San Jose In a delicate situation Caracas Parroquia La Encarnacion del Valle After several decades of silence it s been played regularly since in 2011 Los Teques Catedral Inoperative In Brazil Edit Belem Catedral da Se 1882 Campinas Catedral Metropolitana 1883 Campo Largo Igreja Matriz de Nossa Senhora da Piedade 1892 Itu Igreja Matriz Nossa Senhora da Candelaria 1882 Jundiai Catedral de Nossa Senhora do Desterro 1895 Lorena Catedral Nossa Senhora da Piedade 1889 Rio de Janeiro Igreja Nossa Senhora do Carmo da Lapa 1898 Rio de Janeiro Capela do Colegio Sion do Cosme Velhos Mutin Rio de Janeiro Igreja de Nossa Senhora de Bonsucesso Mutin Rio de Janeiro Capela da Santa Casa 1882 Salvador Igreja da Ordem Terceira do Carmo 1888 Sao Paulo Igreja de Sao Jose do Ipiranga 1863 Sao Paulo Igreja do Senhor Bom Jesus do Bras 1875 In Mexico Edit Mazatlan Mexico Catedral Basilica de la Inmaculada ConcepcionIn Chile Edit Valparaiso Chile Iglesia de los Sagrados Corazones French Fathers Church 1872 In Argentina Edit Most of the instruments in this list were sold and installed by Mutin Cavaille Coll successor of Cavaille Coll business after his death in 1899 Argentina was a strong demander of pipe organs in the first decades of XXth century in such degree that the company installed a branch in Buenos Aires city at that time with two shops one located in street Estados Unidos number 3199 the other one in street 24 de Noviembre number 884 Lujan Basilica de Lujan Basilica del Santisimo Sacramento 1912 Capilla del Colegio La Salle 1926 Iglesia de San Juan Bautista ca 1920 Basilica del Sagrado Corazon de Jesus ca 1906 Basilica de San Nicolas de Bari organo principal Basilica de San Nicolas de Bari organo de la cripta Capilla de la Casa de la empleada Parroquia de Nuestra Senora del Valle Parroquia de San Martin de Tours ca 1910 Parroquia de San Cristobal Catedral de San Isidro 1906 Parroquia de Nuestra Senora de Aranzazu San Fernando 1907 Parroquia de San Francisco Solano Bella Vista 1906 In Costa Rica Edit Parroquia Inmaculada Concepcion Heredia ca 1904 Parroquia Nuestra Senora de la Soledad San Jose ca 1906 In Asia Edit Fuji Japan Haus Sonnenschein 19 Beijing China Beitang in regular use through at least 1938 20 Asteroid EditCavaille Coll s name was given to an asteroid 5184 Cavaille Coll Further reading EditBicknell Stephen Cavaille Coll s Four Fonds Cavaille Coll Cecile 1929 Aristide Cavaille Coll Ses Origines Sa Vie Ses Oeuvres Paris Fischbacher Douglass Fenner 1999 Cavaille Coll and the French Romantic Tradition New Haven Yale University Press Huybens Gilbert 1985 Cavaille Coll Liste des travaux executes Werkverzeichnis Lauffen Neckar Orgelbau Fachverlag Rensch ISBN 3 921848 12 1 References Edit Snyder Kerala J August 2002 Aristide Cavaille Coll Master of Masters The Organ as A Mirror of Its Time Oxford University Press ISBN 9780195144154 Retrieved 11 November 2014 a b Szostak Michal 1 May 2018 Evolution of Cavaille Coll s symphonic organs The Organ 384 8 23 a b c Szostak Michal 1 February 2019 An appreciation of Aristide Cavaille Coll on the 120th anniversary of his death The Organ 387 6 21 Sacre Coeur facts History Paris Digest 2018 Retrieved 3 January 2019 Fraser Will December 2011 Recording the organs of Cavaille Coll The Organists Review 14 21 2011 is the 200th anniversary of Aristide Cavaille Coll s birth 2012 is the 150th anniversary of the completion of his organ at St Sulpice as such we decided to make a documentary about him to mark the anniversaries of 2011 and 2012 BBC Music Magazine Awards 2014 winners announced BBC Music Magazine Immediate Media Company Limited 8 April 2014 Archived from the original on 14 April 2014 Retrieved 29 August 2014 The Genius of Cavaille Coll an epic exploration of the legendary French organ builder won the DVD Documentary Award announced today at a ceremony that took place at Kings Place in London oeust france Quel avenir pour le grand orgue de Lucon ouest france fr Retrieved 22 October 2015 Temple Pentemont Organs of Paris L orgue Cavaille Coll Amis de l Orgue Cavaille Coll de Saint Maurice de Becon Friends of the Cavaille Coll Organ of Saint Maurice de Becon in French Archived from the original on 17 May 2014 Retrieved 29 August 2014 The National Pipe Organ Register NPOR npor org uk Retrieved 21 August 2019 The National Pipe Organ Register NPOR npor org uk Retrieved 21 August 2019 The National Pipe Organ Register NPOR npor org uk Retrieved 21 August 2019 The Organ bombarde320 tripod com Retrieved 21 August 2019 The National Pipe Organ Register NPOR npor org uk Retrieved 21 August 2019 Verburg Mel Amsterdam Parochieel Centrum Sint Augustinus Verzorgingscentrum Nieuw Vredenburg Postjesweg Amsterdam parochial center of Saint Augustine Orgelsite in Dutch Archived from the original on 13 March 2014 Retrieved 29 August 2014 Ebrecht Ronald 2012 Cavaille Coll s Monumental Organ Project for Saint Peter s Rome Bigger Than Them All Lanham Lexington Books ISBN 978 0 7391 6728 1 Jesuskirkens orgler Jesus Church Organs Jesuskirken Valby Sogn in Norwegian Archived from the original on 29 August 2014 Retrieved 29 August 2014 Pipe Organ at Haus Sonnnenchein 歴史あるパイプオルガン History of the Pipe Organ at Haus Sonnnenchein in Japanese Archived from the original on 8 March 2012 Retrieved 29 August 2014 An Organ Recital Program Played in War Torn China PDF The Diapason 30 2 1 1 January 1939 External links Edit Wikimedia 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