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| ST. PAUL’S, London. A fine Case by Grinling Gibbons, the design is exceptional for one of Father Smith’s instruments[Frontispiece]. | |
| ST. LAWRENCE, Jewry, London. One of Harris’s Organs, of nearly perfect design, according to the old French rules. Since I sketched this Organ, it has been rebuilt, and the Case much enlarged in the same style | [10–11] |
| ST. MAGNUS THE MARTYR, London Bridge. A good Case of peculiar design. This instrument is remarkable as one of the earliest that had a Swell Organ introduced | [10–11] |
| ST. SEPULCHRE’S, London. A fine Case in Harris’s style | [10–11] |
| ST. WOLFRAM, Abbeville. A good specimen of a French Renaissance Organ Case | [12–17] |
| ST. ETIENNE, Beauvais. A nice French-designed Organ Case | [12–17] |
| THE CATHEDRAL, Rheims. A grand Organ Case in the French style | [12–17] |
| THE CATHEDRAL, Rouen. A very large fine Organ Case. The four similar flats in the Great Organ are a blemish | [12–17] |
| ST. MACLOU, Rouen. A very pretty French Organ | [12–17] |
| ST. OUEN, Rouen. An elaborate Organ in the French style | [12–17] |
| THE CATHEDRAL, Troyes. An excellent example of a French Organ in a western gallery | [12–17] |
| THE CATHEDRAL, Antwerp. A fine elaborate Case | [18–21] |
| ST. PAUL’S, Antwerp. A fine Case, the carved work of which is perhaps the best in Belgium | [18–21] |
| ST. BAVON, Ghent. A well designed and well carved Case | [18–21] |
| OUDE KERK, Amsterdam. A fine Case, of a thoroughly Dutch pattern | [22–24] |
| ST. JOHN’S, Gouda. A quaint Dutch Case | [22–24] |
| ST. BAVON, Haarlem. A very fine Case, the effect of which is damaged by being painted | [22–24] |
| ST. JANS KERK, Hertogenbosch. Said to be one of the finest Cases in Europe | [22–24] |
| ST. LAWRENCE, Rotterdam. A very fine Dutch Case, in a sober style | [22–24] |
| THE CATHEDRAL, Freiburg-im-Bresgau. A good example of a hanging Organ | [25–27] |
INDEX TO NOTES ON ORGANS.
- Abbeville—
- St. Sepulchre’s, [12];
- St. Wolfram, [12].
- Amiens—
- The Cathedral, [12];
- St. ——, [12].
- Amsterdam—
- Nieuwe Kerk, [22];
- Oude Kerk, [22].
- Antwerp—
- The Cathedral, [18];
- English Church, [18];
- St. George, [19];
- St. Jacques, [19];
- St. Paul (Dominicans), [19].
- Bayeux—
- The Cathedral, [12].
- Beauvais—
- The Cathedral, [13];
- St. Etienne, [13].
- Bellaggio—
- Private Chapel of Villa Melzi, [30].
- Berne—
- The Cathedral, [28].
- Bois-le-Duc—See [Hertogenbosch].
- Boulogne—
- The Cathedral, [13].
- Bruges—
- The Cathedral, [19];
- St. Anne, [20];
- St. Jacques, [20];
- St. Jean (Hospital), [20];
- Notre Dame, [20];
- Convent des Sœurs de Charité, [20].
- Brussels—
- Ste. Gudule, [20];
- Notre Dame des Victoires, [20].
- Caen—
- St. Etienne, [13];
- St. Jean, [13];
- St. Pierre, [13];
- St. Trinité, [13].
- Chester—
- The Cathedral, [11].
- Chiavenna—
- San Lorenzo, [30].
- Coblentz—
- St. Castor, [25].
- Coire—
- The Dom (St. Lucius), [28].
- Cologne—
- The Cathedral, [25];
- Minorites, [25].
- Como—
- The Cathedral, [30].
- Coutances—
- The Cathedral, [14];
- St. Nicolas, [14];
- St. Pierre, [14].
- Delft—
- Nieuwe Kerk, [22];
- Oude Kerk, [22].
- Dieppe—
- St. Jacques, [14];
- St. Rémi, [14].
- Dijon—
- The Cathedral, [14].
- Durham—
- The Cathedral, [11].
- Frankfort—
- The Cathedral, [26].
- Freiburg, Switzerland—
- St. Nicolas, [28].
- Freiburg-im-Bresgau—
- The Cathedral, [26];
- St. ——, [26].
- Geneva—
- The Cathedral, [28];
- English Church, [29].
- Ghent (Gand)—
- The Cathedral (St. Bavon), [20];
- Béguinage, [21];
- English Church, [21];
- St. Jacques, [21];
- St. Michael, [21];
- St. Nicolas, [21].
- Gouda—
- Janskerk (St. John’s), [22].
- Haarlem—
- Grootekerk (St. Bavon), [23].
- Hertogenbosch (Bois-le-Duc)—
- St. Janskirk, [23].
- Innsbruck—
- Hof-kirche, [27];
- Jesuits’ Church, [27].
- Isola Bella—
- Parish Church, [30].
- Laon—
- The Cathedral, [14].
- Liége—
- St. Jacques, [21].
- Lisieux—
- St. Pierre (formerly the Cathedral), [14];
- St. Jacques, [14].
- London—
- St. Paul’s Cathedral, [10];
- All Hallows, Lombard Street, [10];
- Christchurch, Newgate Street, [10];
- St. Clement’s, Eastcheap, [10];
- St. Lawrence, Jewry, [10];
- St. Magnus the Martyr, London Bridge, [11];
- St. Olave’s, Southwark, [11];
- St. Sepulchre’s, [11].
- Louvain—
- St. Pierre, [21].
- Lucerne—
- Hof-kirche (St. Leger), [29];
- English Church, [30].
- Lyons—
- The Cathedral, [14].
- Madonna di Tirano—
- Il Santuario, [31].
- Magdeburg—
- The Cathedral, [27].
- Malines—
- The Cathedral, [21];
- St. Jean, [22];
- Notre Dame, [22].
- Mayence—
- The Cathedral, [27].
- Mechlin ([Malines]).
- Milan—
- The Cathedral, [31];
- San Ambrogio, [31];
- San Giovanni in Lateran, [31];
- San Lorenzo, [31];
- Santa Maria delle Grazie, [31];
- Santa Maria Pudone, [32];
- San ——, in the Via di Giadini, [32].
- Munich—
- Jesuits’ Church, [27].
- Paris—
- Notre Dame, [15];
- St. Eustache, [15].
- Prague—
- The Cathedral, [27];
- Monastery of Strahow, [27].
- Rheims—
- The Cathedral, [15];
- St. André, [15];
- St. Rémi, [15].
- Rotterdam—
- Groote Kerk (St. Lawrence), [24].
- Rouen—
- The Cathedral, [15];
- Canteleu, [16];
- St. Georges de Boscherville, [16];
- St. Maclou, [16];
- Notre Dame de Bon Secours, [16];
- St. Ouen, [16];
- St. Sever, [16];
- St. Vincent, [17];
- St. Vivien, [17].
- St. Bernard—
- Hospice, [29].
- St. Lo—
- The Cathedral (formerly), [17];
- St. Croix, [17].
- St. Ricquier—
- The Abbey Church, [17].
- Schwarz—
- Pfarrkirche, [27].
- Strasburg—
- The Cathedral, [17].
- Troyes—
- The Cathedral, [17];
- St. Jean, [18];
- St. Nizier, [18];
- St. Rémi, [18].
- Utrecht—
- The Cathedral, [24];
- St. Nicolas, [25].
- York—
- Minster, [11].