Philippe Gaubert's No. 2 examination of Flute Sonata in terms of musical expression and performance

The text of this work, the flute playing technique of Philippe Gaubert's 2 flute and piano sonata, its musical history and the French flute school of the period were examined. Philippe Gaubert's life story, artistic career, flute approach, compositions and the French Flute School, which represents the period in which he lived, are discussed in detail. A clear knowledge of the French flute school in terms of flute playing techniques, Philippe Gaubert, one of the most important countries of the period, is explained in detail and life information is conveyed. Soft sound and vibrato technique, the two most important basic elements of the French flute school, were shaped during the Paris Conservatory education. The influence of the school, the flutists of the Paris Conservatory, and the flute performers and artists living in the period showed these features in their works. P. Gaubert's flute sonata 2, which will be analyzed, is used as a book of the flute training curriculum and is an important resource for the student who wants to deepen his flute playing technique. The works of Philippe Gaubert, which have an important place in the curricula of comprehensive and comprehensive conservatories, are an invaluable resource for understanding and simulating the French flute school, and are a very important pedagogical tool for educators. In addition, the text of this work that has been examined also provides information about the period, together with Philippe Gaubert's 2nd flute sonata.