Ibert: Symphonie Marine is a vivid orchestral composition by French composer Jacques Ibert, composed in 1929. The work is an impressionistic portrayal of the sea, characterized by its vibrant orchestration and contrasting moods. Divided into three movements, the symphony paints a musical picture of the ocean's various aspects, from calm, serene waters to turbulent, stormy seas. Ibert skillfully employs rich textures and dynamic rhythms to evoke the ever-changing moods of the sea. The piece showcases his mastery in orchestration and his ability to create dramatic and atmospheric soundscapes, blending elements of French impressionism with modern influences.