Organ Profile

1915 Casavant Frères; 1999 Casavant Frères organ, Opus 600, at the Église Très-Saint-Nom-de-Jésus, Montréal, Québec, Canada

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Both the gallery and sanctuary organs of Opus 600 originally were controlled by the main four manual console located in the gallery. In 1998 a detached, movable, two manual drawknob console from a 1936 Casavant organ damaged in a fire was rebuilt and installed on a movable platform at the front of the nave to play both instruments.

Four manuals and pedals, 78 stops, 107 ranks with an electro-pneumatic action.

Orgue de tribune: 59 stops, 84 ranks

Orgue de choeur: 19 stops, 23 ranks

Programs that feature this organ

• A Montreal Organ Book 9930
• Come On, Let’s Dance 0448
• New Vistas for the New Year 0802
• Come On, Let’s Dance 0829
• Double Trouble? 1947

Links & Resources

• Info from Music and Musicians by Robert Poliquin, Université du Québec
• Québec Places of Worship Index

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