The Jesuit college of St. Louis-de-Gonzague was rebuilt in Art deco style from 1933 to 1935 by the architect Henry Violet. The chapel, made of reinforced concrete, is decorated with a "fresque" representing the main episodes of the life of St. Louis de Gonzague (1568-1591), the work of the painter Henri de Maistre, director of the Sacred Art Workshops. This is a very fine example of the religious architecture of the thirties in Paris.Organiste: Laurent Jochum
E7The date and provenance of the organ are unknown but it may be an old salon organ. Some sources attribute this organ to Aeolian-Skinner companayIt was bought by the college in 1964. His transfer was done by Eugene Picaud. On this occasion, the instrument was re-harmonized by Barbéris. The inauguration was then given by Marie-Claire Alain on May 27, 1964.The organ will be renovated in 2021-2022 by Yves Koenig, following a comprehensive renovation of the chapel.
E7The date and provenance of the organ are unknown but it may be an old salon organ. Some sources attribute this organ to Aeolian-Skinner companayIt was bought by the college in 1964. His transfer was done by Eugene Picaud. On this occasion, the instrument was re-harmonized by Barbéris. The inauguration was then given by Marie-Claire Alain on May 27, 1964.The organ will be renovated in 2021-2022 by Yves Koenig, following a comprehensive renovation of the chapel.