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Georges Paul Aimé
Danion (28
January 1922 – 24
December 2005) was a
French organ builder.
Danion was born in Luçon and
moved to
Paris in 1924.
After studying...
- Gonzalez-
Danion,
originally known as
Gonzalez or Establis****ts Gonzalez, was a
French firm of
organ builders.
Originally based in Paris, it was co-founded...
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BessonMarcel Besson wing 26
January 1924 v
Ireland at
Lansdowne Road 173
DanionJean Danion prop 26
January 1924 v
Ireland at
Lansdowne Road 174 PardoLaurent...
- (London) on 20
August 1939. She
inaugurated the
grand organ by Gonzalez-
Danion of the cathédrale Saint-Étienne de
Limoges on 13
December 1963. Pierront...
- Paul. The
brethren are
still in
charge of the
parish today. The
organ is a
Danion-Gonzalez 1970 with two fifty-six-note
keyboards and one thirty-two-note...
- 56 notes.
Tonal modifications were
carried out by Roethinger, Gonzalez-
Danion, and Darg****ies in 1957, 1971 and 1988 respectively. :. A
smaller organ...
- (2010, p. 105)
Chamak (2009, p. 425)
Chamak &
Cohen (2007, pp. 218, 220)
Danion-Grilliat &
Bursztejn (2011, p. 204)
Chamak (2009, p. 426)
Chossy (2003,...
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choir organ was
built by Cavaillé-Coll-Mutin in 1899,
rebuilt by Gonzalez-
Danion in 1973, and(1983) It has two
keyboards with 61 notes, a
pedalier with 32...
- O'Kelly (1900–1918), and
Jean Costa. The
current organist is
Pierre Cambourian. The church's
great organ,
restored and
enlarged by
Danion-Gonzales in 1970, is...
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Limoges has two organs: a
modern neoclassical instrument built by
Georges Danion in 1963 and an
older choir organ,
installed in 1851 and
restored 1891 by...
