Van Dyck, Ernest Marie Hubert

Van Dyck, Ernest Marie Hubert (2 April 1861, Antwerp; 31 August 1923, Berlaer-lez-Lierre) was a Belgian tenor whose international reputation was based upon his interpretations of Wagnerian roles. He interrupted his law studies to come to Paris to perfect his voice and to enlarge his knowledge of music under the direction of Saint-Yves Bax . He sang in the Lamoureux concerts in 1883 and then made his stage debut at Antwerp in 1884. He returned to Paris in 1887 to sing Lohengrin in the French…