Dominique Aubert - Organ

Dominique Aubert was born in Arles, the Rhone estuary, France, in 1959, and was taught, at the age of eight years, by his father, who had won a First Price at the Nîmes Conservatory, in music theory and piano playing.


Aged 12, he got enthusiastic about playing on the organ and was a pupil of reverend Pierre Rachet, an organist in Arles.


He became then a student of Jean-Paul Lécot, organist at choirmaster of the Sanctuary of Lourdes, and studied mainly the interpretation and the accompaning of the liturgy.

Aubert He participated to numerous classes for organ in Toulouse leaded by Xavier Darasse.

From 1976 to 1980 he was in charge of the organs at the St. Julian Church and at the Primatial Church St Trophimus in Arles. Since 1982, he is organist at the St. Peter’s Church of Chennevières-sur-Marne, near Paris.


As an owner of the professional card for liturgical organists, which is delivered by the Diocese of Paris, he is involved in the practice of liturgical music. He is the composer of several psalms, of hallelujas, of a cantata devoted to Saint Peter, as well as of a mass. In 2008 he became a member of the diocesan commission of liturgic music, and in 2015 he is named diocesan delegate for the liturgic music (Diocese of Créteil,
near Paris).


He gives concerts in France and abroad as a soloist and as a frequent accompanist, of the Pan-pipes, the violin and viola, the trumpets, hunting horns, or with instrumental ensembles and choirs...


Since its foundation in 2001, Dominique Aubert is the president of the association “The organ friends at the St. Peter’s Church of Chennevières-sur-Marne”.