History and description
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Saint-Louis Church was built between 1874 and 1880 following the plans of Pierre-Charles Brun.[1] Consecration occurred in 1895 by Mgr Lecot. It is 60.35 meters long by 23 meters wide and 22.26 meters high under vaults.[2] The high towers measure 58 meters and are visible from all over the city[3] above the elegant quartier des Chartrons (Chartrons district), on the north of Place des Quinconces.
The stained-glass windows are particularly remarkable; they come from the workshops of Henri Feur (1899) and Nicolas Lorin (1879, in the choir).
The organ is registered on French monuments historiques.[4] It was built by Georges Wenner in 1881, remade by Gaston Maille in 1901 and repaired by Pascal Quoirin in 2005.[5]
I Grand-Orgue C–g3
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| Montre |
16′
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| Bourdon |
16′
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| Montre harmonique |
8′
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| Principal |
8′
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| Bourdon |
8′
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| Flûte harmonique |
8′
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| Gambe |
8′
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| Prestant |
4′
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| Flûte harmonique |
4′
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| Nazard |
2 deux tiers′
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| Octavin |
2′
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| Plein Jeu VI
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| Cornet V
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| Bombarde |
16′
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| Trompette |
8′
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| Clairon |
4′
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II Positif intérieur C–g3
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| Flûte douce |
8′
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| Flûte harmonique |
8′
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| Salicional |
8′
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| Unda Maris |
8′
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| Flûte |
4′
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| Doublette |
2′
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| Plein Jeu VI
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| Cornet III |
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| Trompette |
8′
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| Basson harmonique |
8′
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| Clarinet |
8′
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| Clairon |
4′
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III Récit C–g3
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| Kérolophone |
8′
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| Cor de nuit |
8′
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| Flûte harmonique |
8′
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| Violoncelle |
8′
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| Voix céleste |
8′
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| Flûte harmonique |
4′
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| Cymbale III
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| Basson |
16′
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| Trompette harmonique |
8′
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| Basson Hautbois |
8′
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| Voix humaine |
8′
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| Clairon |
4′
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Pédale C–f1
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| Soubasse |
16′
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| Flûte |
16′
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| Bourdon |
16′
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| Flûte |
8′
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| Bourdon |
8′
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| Flûte |
4′
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| Bombarde |
16′
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| Trompette |
8′
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| Basson |
8′
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| Clairon |
4′
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