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Source: Zeitschrift für Instrumentenbau.

Source: Zeitschrift für Instrumentenbau

Angers, France (Maine-et-Loire (49)) - Cathédrale Saint-Maurice
Commune: Angers
Région:Pays-de-la-Loire
Adresse: 4 rue Saint Christophe, 49100, Angers

Description no.: 2032369.

Bâti par: Pontus Joussalme (1502)
Demolished (1748)

AnnéeFacteurOpusActivité
1502 Pontus Joussalme  orgue neuf
1533 Jean Prévost  restauration
1617 Jacques Giradet  restauration

The 15th-century organ of Angers Cathedral, built by Jean Chabentel and with an organ case by Jean le Flamand, was lost due to a fire in 1451. In 1502 or 1511 Pontus Joussalme built a new organ ordered by Anne of England. Jacques Golleau made a beautiful organ case, which was extended with two 32-foot pedal towers by Olivier Bacrault. In 1533 there was another fire in the church, which severely damaged the organ. The instrument was then restored by Jean Prévost. In 1617 the instrument suffered storm damage. Jacques Giradet repaired it afterwards. The organ was demolished in the eighteenth century (before 1748) and replaced by a completely new instrument.


Références Orgelprospekte : S. Maurice zu Angers. - In: Zeitschrift für Instrumentenbau, 10. Jahrg. No. 1, 1. October 1889.

Photo: Volkert Groothoff. Datation: 17 October 2023.
Photo: Volkert Groothoff