The Queen, of the Belgians, who has taken lessons on the violin from Ysave ever since she first went to Belgium, took from the maitre something else the other day—his photograph. But she sent him back several signed prints. A diligent pupil, Her Majesty rises at seven every moi-ning and practices until half-past eight. Though royal, she is a privileged pupil, too, for she has been permitted to discuss with Ysaye the details of his new opera and to make suggestions for its plot. Some of the greatest musicians in the world were to attend its first night at Liege this month.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 227, 25 September 1930, Page 12
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