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Parisian organs restored by Cicchero
Eglise Protestante Unie de l'Étoile Notre-Dame-de-bonne-nouvelle Notre-Dame-des-otages Saint-Ambroise Saint-Esprit Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Belleville Saint-Joseph artisan Saint-Laurent (choir organ).
Nephew
of
harmonists
Maurice
Gobin
and
Charles
Meslé,
Jean-Marc
Cicchero
(1943-2023)
made
his
debut
at
the
age
of
14
under
the
guidance
of
his
uncle
Maurice
Gobin
who
was
a
harmonist
at
Gonzalez.
He
served
his
apprenticeship
in
the
EA
House.
Roethinger
in
Strasbourg
and
worked
from
1961
to
1977
for
the
Maison
Danion-Gonzalez
as
a
harmonist.
He
created
his
own
company
in
1978
in
Gentilly.
For
about
twenty
years,
he
maintained
some
150
instruments,
carried
out
restorations
and
restorations
such
as
the
organs
of
the
cathedrals
of
Noumea
and
Saint-
Pierre-et-Miquelon.
President
of
the
GPFO
(Professional
Group
of
French
Organ
Builders)
for
14
years,
he
participated
in
the
implementation
of
training
courses
for
apprentice
organ
builders
and
pipe
builders
at
the
CNFA
in
Eschau,
which
opened
in
1985.
Member
of
the
Commission
des
Monuments-Historiques
for
organs,
Honorary
President
of
the
Jury
of
the
Meilleur
Ouvrier
de
France,
he
receives
the
Medal
of
the
City-of-Chartres
for
action
on
Ie
Danion-Gonzalez
of
the
Cathedral,
and
is
named
Chevalier
des
Arts
et
des
Lettres
in
2017.
After
a
distinguished
career,
he
retired
in
2003.
His
son
Philippe
(*
1972) briefly took over the company from 2003 to 2012.
Passionate
about
the
history
of
French
organ
building,
Jean-Marc
Cicchero
has
published
works
highlighting
the
history and heritage of French organ building.
Among
the
remarkable
works
he
has
published
with
OBCD
Visuel
editions,
we
can
mention
the
books
"Hommage
à
une Passion" (2018), "Cavaillé-Coll, mode d'emploi" (2014).
Organs of Paris
Cicchero
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Nephew
of
harmonists
Maurice
Gobin
and
Charles
Meslé,
Jean-Marc
Cicchero
(1943-2023)
made
his
debut
at
the
age
of
14
under
the
guidance
of
his
uncle
Maurice
Gobin
who
was
a
harmonist
at
Gonzalez.
He
served
his
apprenticeship
in
the
EA
House.
Roethinger
in
Strasbourg
and
worked
from
1961
to
1977
for
the
Maison
Danion-Gonzalez
as
a
harmonist.
He
created
his
own
company
in
1978
in
Gentilly.
For
about
twenty
years,
he
maintained
some
150
instruments,
carried
out
restorations
and
restorations
such
as
the
organs
of
the
cathedrals
of
Noumea
and
Saint-
Pierre-et-Miquelon.
President
of
the
GPFO
(Professional
Group
of
French
Organ
Builders)
for
14
years,
he
participated
in
the
implementation
of
training
courses
for
apprentice
organ
builders
and
pipe
builders
at
the
CNFA
in
Eschau,
which
opened
in
1985.
Member
of
the
Commission
des
Monuments-Historiques
for
organs,
Honorary
President
of
the
Jury
of
the
Meilleur
Ouvrier
de
France,
he
receives
the
Medal
of
the
City-of-Chartres
for
action
on
Ie
Danion-Gonzalez
of
the
Cathedral,
and
is
named
Chevalier
des
Arts
et
des
Lettres
in
2017.
After
a
distinguished
career,
he
retired
in
2003.
His
son
Philippe
(*
1972) briefly took over the company from 2003 to 2012.
Passionate
about
the
history
of
French
organ
building,
Jean-Marc
Cicchero
has
published
works
highlighting
the
history and heritage of French organ building.
Among
the
remarkable
works
he
has
published
with
OBCD
Visuel
editions,
we
can
mention
the
books
"Hommage
à
une Passion" (2018), "Cavaillé-Coll, mode d'emploi" (2014).
Parisian organs restored by Cicchero
Eglise Protestante Unie de l'Étoile Notre-Dame-de-bonne-nouvelle Notre-Dame-des-otages Saint-Ambroise Saint-Esprit Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Belleville Saint-Joseph artisan Saint-Laurent (choir organ).
