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Suret
Sainte Elizabeth (1853)
Parisian organs built by Suret
Saint-Germain-de-Charonne (1850) Eglise Protestante Unie de Montparnasse-Plaisance (1850) Sainte-Élisabeth (1853) Chapelle de l’Hôpital Lariboisière (1855) Saint-Leu-Saint-Gilles Orgue de choeur (1855) Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Belleville Orgue de choeur (1859)
Marie
Antoine
Louis
Suret
(1807-1876)
was
a
Parisian
organ
builder
in
het
first
half
of
the
19th
century.
He
is
mentioned
as
early
as
1827
as
an
organbuilder.
He
worked
a
few
years
as
a
foreman
for
the
Daublaine
and
Callinet
firm
and
started
his
own
company
in
1838.
His
instruments
won
several
prizes,
e.g.
at
the
world
exposition
of
1855
for
the
organ
of
Ste
Elisabeth,
built
with
his
son
Marie
François
Auguste
(born
in
Paris
in
1831).
The
Suret
company
worked
on
approximately
50
instruments
(construction
as
well
as
restoration), primarely in the Parisian region.
The most remarkable instruments of Suret are:
Saint-Basile (Étampes, 1849, 24 stops, III/ped)
Sainte-Élisabeth-de- Hungary (Paris, 1853, 39 stops, III/ped)
Basilica of Argenteuil (Argenteuil, 1867, 31 stops, III/ped).
Reference:
Christophe
d'Alessandro.
«
SURET,
facteur
de
grandes
orgues
d'église,
et
d'orgues
d'accompagnement
pour
les
chœurs.
»
L'Orgue
Francophone,
16: p. 38-63, 1999. FFAO (Fédération Francophone des Amis de l'Orgue).
Organs of Paris
Suret
Sainte Elizabeth (1853)
Parisian organs built by Suret
Saint-Germain-de-Charonne (1850) Eglise Protestante Unie de Montparnasse-Plaisance (1850) Sainte-Élisabeth (1853) Chapelle de l’Hôpital Lariboisière (1855) Saint-Leu-Saint-Gilles Orgue de choeur (1855) Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Belleville Orgue de choeur (1859)
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Marie
Antoine
Louis
Suret
(1807-1876)
was
a
Parisian
organ
builder
in
het
first
half
of
the
19th
century.
He
is
mentioned
as
early
as
1827
as
an
organbuilder.
He
worked
a
few
years
as
a
foreman
for
the
Daublaine
and
Callinet
firm
and
started
his
own
company
in
1838.
His
instruments
won
several
prizes,
e.g.
at
the
world
exposition
of
1855
for
the
organ
of
Ste
Elisabeth,
built
with
his
son
Marie
François
Auguste
(born
in
Paris
in
1831).
The
Suret
company
worked
on
approximately
50
instruments
(construction
as
well
as
restoration), primarely in the Parisian region.
The most remarkable instruments of Suret are:
Saint-Basile (Étampes, 1849, 24 stops, III/ped)
Sainte-Élisabeth-de- Hungary (Paris, 1853, 39 stops, III/ped)
Basilica of Argenteuil (Argenteuil, 1867, 31 stops, III/ped).
Reference:
Christophe
d'Alessandro.
«
SURET,
facteur
de
grandes
orgues
d'église,
et
d'orgues
d'accompagnement
pour
les
chœurs.
»
L'Orgue
Francophone,
16: p. 38-63, 1999. FFAO (Fédération Francophone des Amis de l'Orgue).
