French President Emmanuel Macron concluded his tour of the Notre-Dame Cathedral by inspecting the grand organ, a significant symbol of the cathedral's restoration efforts. The grand organ, measuring an impressive 12 meters wide and 10 meters tall, boasts over 8,000 pipes and 115 stops.
Although the organ miraculously escaped the devastating fire that engulfed the cathedral, it did suffer damage from lead dust released during the blaze. The Elysee Palace emphasized the importance of restoring the organ, referring to it as the 'return of its voice.'
The grand organ holds a special place in the hearts of Parisians and music enthusiasts worldwide. Its intricate design and historical significance make it a cherished part of the cathedral's heritage. The meticulous restoration process will require skilled craftsmen and experts to ensure that the grand organ regains its former glory.
Macron's visit to the grand organ underscores the commitment of the French government and the people of France to rebuild and preserve the iconic Notre-Dame Cathedral. The restoration of the grand organ symbolizes resilience and hope in the face of adversity, reflecting the spirit of unity and determination that has defined the cathedral's reconstruction efforts.
