Gaubert, Philippe

Philippe Gaubert
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Name	Gaubert, Philippe Gender: M
born on	5 July 1879 at 06:00 (= 06:00 AM )
Place	Cahors, France, 44n27, 1e26
Timezone	LMT m1e26 (is local mean time)
Data source	BC/BR in hand Rodden Rating AA Collector: Steinbrecher
Astrology data	12°48' 00°25 Asc. 01°23'

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Biography

French musician, a flutist, composer and conductor who led many important premieres such as "Masques et Bergamasques," 1919, "Padmâvati, 1923, "Bacchus et Ariane," 1931, and "La Chartreuse de Parme," 1939. A prolific writer with many chamber works to his credit, Gaubert composed three symphonic poems for orchestra as well as the operas "Fresques," 1923 and "Naïla," 1927.

His father, a shoe maker and amateur clarinetist, gave him his first music lessons, but when the family moved to Paris in 1886, Philippe began taking private lessons with Jules Taffanel and his son Paul. In 1893, he began studying at the Paris Conservatoire, receiving First Prize in 1894 and Second Prize in 1905. He became the assistant conductor of the Société des Concerts, and after serving for a time in the French army, he was appointed to the position of principal conductor of the Opera.

Gaubert suffered a brain hemorrhage and died on *6/10/1941, Paris.

(*Date variously given as 7/10/1941 and 7/08/1941)

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Relationships

• (has as) teacher relationship with Taffanel, Paul (born 17 May 1844)

• (has as) student relationship with Aubin, Tony (born 8 December 1907)

• (has as) student relationship with Moyse, Marcel (born 17 May 1889)

Events

• Family : Change residence 1886 (Family moved to Paris)

• Social : Begin a program of study 1893 (Began studying at the Paris Conservatoire)

• Work : Prize 1894 (First Prize)

• Work : Prize 1905 (Second prize)

• Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1919 (Important premier performance)

• Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1923 (Operatic composition released)

• Other Death June 1941 (Brain hemorrhage, age 61-62, varying death dates)
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Source Notes

B.C. in hand from Steinbrecher (Gauquelin Vol 4/1904 gave July 4, 1879 in error)

Categories

• Diagnoses : Body Part Problems : Brain (Hemorrhage, terminal)

• Vocation : Entertain/Music : Composer/ Arranger (Composer, chamber & flute)

• Vocation : Entertain/Music : Conductor (Principal conductor)

• Vocation : Entertain/Music : Instrumentalist (Flute)

• Vocation : Military : Military service (Army)

• Vocation : Writers : Poet (Symphonic poems)