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Eugene Ysaye: His Life and Associations – Part IV

These words of Ysaye reflect his attitude toward his performing colleagues. The opinion he conveyed to his students was that artists should not be compared one to the other but that each should be valued for his individual contribution. He favored a spirit of fraternity rather than one of rivalry," and accordingly performed chamber music and appeared publicly on numerous occasions with his fellow artists. ... Ysaye's Association With Other String Players