Gaston Gilbert Litaize (1909–1991) was a prominent French organist, composer, and music educator, primarily associated with the classical and liturgical genres. Known for his exceptional skill as an organist, Litaize was a pupil of renowned organist Marcel Dupré and went on to have a distinguished career, performing in prestigious venues across Europe. Litaize's notable works include a variety of compositions for organ, choir, and chamber music. His pieces often reflect a blend of traditional French organ music with modern harmonies and techniques. Among his significant compositions are "Symphonie en ut," "Suite en Trio," and numerous liturgical works that are still performed today. As a music educator, Litaize contributed greatly to the training of future generations of musicians, serving as a professor at the Paris Conservatory. His impact on music lies in his ability to bridge classical traditions with contemporary influences, and he remains an influential figure in the realm of organ music, particularly within the French repertoire. Litaize's legacy continues to resonate with organists and composers around the world.