Ysaye

[ French ee-za-ee ]

noun

1. Eu·gène [œ, -, zhen], 1858–1931, Belgian violinist, composer, and conductor.

Example Sentences

He was compared with Ysaye, a player of an entirely different stamp, and he suffered in popular estimation by the comparison.

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When Ysaye came to America in 1894 he was prepared with a repertoire consisting of ninety-one pieces.

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Ysaye is noted, too, for sincerity of purpose and seriousness such as few of the virtuosi have possessed.

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Of late years M. Ysaye has made his mark as a conductor, and has given a series of orchestral concerts in Brussels.

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In conclusion Ysaye sounded a note of warning for the too ambitious young student and player.

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