Orgue de tribune de l'église Saint-Nicolas de Troyes

The organ features a combination of oak, ebony, and metal elements, forming an extensive musical instrument within the Saint-Nicolas Church architecture.

Jacques Cochu constructed this organ between 1731 and 1736, originally for Clairvaux Abbey before its transfer to Saint-Nicolas Church during the French Revolution.

The instrument maintains its position as a central element in religious ceremonies and musical performances, connecting generations through sacred music traditions.

Professional organists can access multiple keyboards and pedals to create diverse musical compositions during regular concerts and religious services.

The metal pipes, wooden case, and mechanical elements demonstrate traditional French organ craftsmanship, earning historical monument status under code PM10004998.

Location: Troyes

Made from material: oakwood, ebony, metal

GPS coordinates: 48.29399,4.06942

Latest update: March 11, 2025 14:15