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(z) (or Yonge), Nicholas, b. Lewis, Su ex; d. 1619; pub. “Musico Trans alp in a,” colls. of Italian madrigals, 1597. (2) J. Matthew Wilson, urham, Engl., 1822—W. Norwood, 1897; organist and composer. Yradier (é-ridh’-i-ar), Sebastian, Sauciego, Spain, Jan. 20, 1809—Vitoria, Dec. 6, 1865; Spanish song-composer. Yriarte (é-ri-ar’-t@), Don Tomas de, Teneriffe, ca. 1750—Santa Maria, near Cadiz, 1791; writer. Ysaye (é-si’-yt), (1) Eugéne, Liége, July 16, 1858—Bru els, May 13, I931I; prominent violinist, son and pupil of a cond. and violinist, then pupil of Liége Cons., and of Wieniawski and Vieuxtemps; later with govt.stipend studied in Paris; till 1881, leader in Bilse’s orch., Berlin, made v. succ. tours throughout Europe and N. America; from 1886, head prof. of vin. Bru els Cons., and leader “Vsaye Quartet’; 1893, Chev. of the Legion of Honour; 1918-22, cond. Cincinnati Symph. and biennial fest.; later again in Belgium; c. opera, “Peter the Miner” (1930); suffered amputation of one leg in 1929 and never fully recovered health; c. vln.concertos; variations on a theme by Pagan in i; Poéme élégiaque for vln. with orch. (or pf.), etc. (2) Théopile, Verviers, 1865—Nice, 1918; bro. of (1); composer, pianist; pupil of Liége Cons. and of Franck; dir. of Bru els Acad. of Music.