Philippe Gaubert

Philippe Gaubert (1879–1941) was a French composer, flutist, and conductor who left a lasting mark on early 20th-century music. Known for his elegant, lyrical style, he blended Romantic warmth with Impressionist textures, especially in his flute works—a natural fit, since he was a celebrated soloist and professor at the Paris Conservatoire. Beyond composing, Gaubert conducted major orchestras like the Paris Opera and Société des Concerts, championing both his own music and works by contemporaries. His pieces, like the dreamy *Sicilienne* or the spirited *Madrigal*, remain flute staples today, showcasing his knack for weaving poetic melodies with piano. Collaborations with icons like pianist Marguerite Long (featured in recent releases) highlight his deep ties to France’s musical golden age. Whether through his sonatas or delicate miniatures, Gaubert’s music feels like a refined Parisian stroll—timeless and full of charm.

Genres

Classical

Contemporary Classical

Chamber Music

Romantic Music

Orchestral Music

Melodic

French Classical

Impressionism

Flute Music

Latest Release

Madrigal

Philippe Gaubert

Single - Released April 19, 2024