Category:Rouen Saint-Éloi (main organ)

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organ case in the church of Saint Élo in Rouen 

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Instance of	organ case
Made from material	wood
Location	Église Saint-Éloi, Rouen, arrondissement of Rouen, Seine-Maritime, Normandy, Metropolitan France, France
Heritage designation	French object classified as a historical monument (1954–)
Authority file  Q29210096 Palissy ID: PM76001528 Reasonator Scholia Wikidocumentaries PetScan statistics WikiMap Locator tool KML file Search depicted

Pipe organ of the Protestant Temple, former Saint-Éloi church: organ case from 1731 erected and sculpted by Gibon, Paillet and Rollet, on a drawing attributed to Vernisse for an organ by Charles & Jean-Baptiste-Nicolas Lefebvre from 1734, restored by Louis Godefroy in 1820, then by Beuchet-Debierre in 1952 ; it was completely rebuilt in 1979 by Haerpfer-Erman, under the direction of Théo Haerpfer, and harmonized by Joseph Bastien. It was reharmonised in 1990 by Jean-François Dupont.