throughout the company's history. The Casavant brothers themselves, Samuel and Claver Casavant, reflected mostly influences from contemporary France, but they traveled widely and visited many European instruments. They later brought in an Englishman, Stephen Stoot, under whose direction the tonal palette reflected additional influences from England. Later tonal directors, Lawrence Phelps and Gerhard Brunzema, contributed styles from the German "Organ Reform Movement". The most recent tonal directors, Jean-Louis Coignet and Jacquelin Rochette, are rooted in but not limited to the various French organ building traditions. Some significant Casavant organs Opus 34, 1892 (orig), Opus 715, 1917 (rebuilt), Opus 1647, 1940, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, Notre-Dame de Montréal Basilica, 83 stops Opus 78, 1897, Westfield MA, St. Mary's Church, the oldest Casavant still in use in the United States, orig. Notre Dame Church, Pittsfield, MA, removed 2005, installed in St. Mary's 2008 Opus 281, 1907; St Marys, Ontario, Canada, United Church upgraded many times over the years, including new pipe work and new console in 1979 and a solid state computer control system about 10 years ago. In 2011, thousands of additional voices and sounds were added by the installation of the Rodgers MX-200 MIDI sound expansion module, giving the organist access to several different 32' pedal stops, amongst other voices Opus 371, 1909; Opus 2071, 1951/2007, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, First Presbyterian Church of Edmonton Opus 452, 1911 (orig), Opus 1841, 1946 (rebuilt), Highland Arts Theatre, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada, 33 stops, 30 registers, 32 ranks, 2045 pipes Opus 550, 1915, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, St Paul's Anglican Church, 106 stops Opus 553, 1915, Jacksonville, FL Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra 63 stops Opus 600, 1915, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, Saint-Nom-de-Jésus, 90 stops Opus 700, 1917, Boston, MA, Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 137 stops, relocated to an organ museum in Gulangyu Island, China in 2008 Opus 715, 1917 - see Opus 34 Opus 802, 1919, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, the Ottawa Korean Community Church Opus 1200, 1927, Detroit, MI, The Detroit Institute of Arts Auditorium Opus 1312, 1929, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Royal York Hotel, 107 stops Opus 1367, 1930, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Metropolitan United Church, 5 manuals, 109 stops Opus 1397, 1930, Enfield, New Hampshire, United States, Mary Keane Chapel, Missionaries of Our Lady of La Salette, 3 manuals, 4 divisions, 28 stops, 26 registers, 29 ranks, 1862 pipes Opus 1424, 1932, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, St. Joseph's Parish & Sanctuary, 3 manuals, 1892 speaking pipes, 24 stops Opus