Leclair

[ luh-kler ]

noun

1. Jean Ma·rie [zhah, n, m, a, -, ree], 1697–1764, French violinist and composer.

Example Sentences

He and Verhaeghe are the first teammates with multiple OT gamewinners in the same year since Montreal had three players - John Leclair, Guy Carbonneau and Kirk Muller - do it in 1993, the last time the Canadiens won the Cup.

From Washington Times

He and Verhaeghe are the first teammates with multiple OT gamewinners in the same year since Montreal had three players — John Leclair, Guy Carbonneau and Kirk Muller — do it in 1993, the last time the Canadiens won the Cup.

From Seattle Times

Once Judith LeClair’s opening bassoon solo unfurled with liberal rubato, his “Rite” remained organic, in its wildness more unpredictably frightening than van Zweden’s brash yet controlled account.

From New York Times

On KEXP, DJ Lisa LeClair’s morning playlist included tracks like “Age of Ice,” “Jesus I’m Freezing,” and “Sister Winter.”

From Seattle Times

The most evocative moments came not from the entire group but from soloists: Frank Huang’s violin fleetly galloping in the Shostakovich; Judith LeClair’s bassoon dolefully opening the Tchaikovsky; and Anthony McGill’s clarinet reprising that work’s second theme with rending sweetness.

From New York Times