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1915 Casavant Freres; 1999 Casavant Freres organ, Opus 600, at the Eglise Tres-Saint-Nom-de-Jesus, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Photo–Richard Rasch

Orgue de tribune [Gallery Organ]

1915 Casavant Freres; 1999 Casavant Freres organ, Opus 600, at the Eglise Tres-Saint-Nom-de-Jesus, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Photo–Richard Rasch

Orgue de choeur [Chancel Organ]

1915 Casavant Freres; 1999 Casavant Freres organ, Opus 600, at the Eglise Tres-Saint-Nom-de-Jesus, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Photo–Richard Rasch

Orgue de tribune case detail.

1915 Casavant Freres; 1999 Casavant Freres organ, Opus 600, at the Eglise Tres-Saint-Nom-de-Jesus, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Photo–Richard Rasch

Detail of the pipe stenciling.

1915 Casavant Freres; 1999 Casavant Freres organ, Opus 600, at the Eglise Tres-Saint-Nom-de-Jesus, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Photo–Richard Rasch

Detachable two manual console.

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

All of the images in this gallery were taken on our Tour of Québec. Join us on our next tour

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

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