Françoise Aubut-Pratte, née Aubut (5 September 1922 – 8 October 1984) was a Canadian concert organist, and music teacher.

At the Conservatoire national de musique of Montreal, she studied organ with Eugène Lapierre, harmony and piano with Antonio Létourneau.

[1] She continued her studies at the New England Conservatory of Boston under the direction of Carl McKinley (organ), Jesús María Sanroma (piano) and Marian Mason (harmony), and won a "Soloist Diploma" in 1938.

Despite the deprivations of the war, the German occupation and an eight-month internment in Besançon, she won an exceptional Grand Premier Prix at the age of 21, crowning all the courses followed at the Paris Conservatory in 1944.

Among her students were Françoys Bernier, Victor Bouchard, Marthe Lesage, Denis Regnaud, Jeannine Vanier, and Christopher Jackson.