Max Gulbins (b. 18th July 1862 in Kumetschen/East Prussia; died 19th February 1932 in Breslau) was a German organist, cantor and composer.



Gulbins studied at the Berlin Musikhochschule (starting in 1882) with Heinrich von Herzogenberg and Friedrich Kiel. Positions followed as music director Stallupönen (1888), Insterburg (1896), then as cantor in Elbing (1900), and finally the appointment as cantor and first organist at St. Elisabeth in Breslau (1908). In 1917 he was appointed professor there.