How to pronouce the name of this composer in German?

[symphonicdance]

Eugen d'Albert

Shall I pronounce as U-Gene D-Albert as in English?  Or Oil-Gun Del-Bert?

BTW, who is he?  d'Albert was a student of Liszt.  The personal life side of d'Albert may be more interesting.  He married 6 times!  Busoni dedicated his transcription on J.S. Bach's Chaconne from Violin Partita No. 2 to d'Albert.  On the other hand, d'Albert dedicated his transcription on J.S. Bach's Passacaglia (written for organ) to Busoni. 

[richard black]

Oyggen (double G denotes hard sound, as in leg) Dalbear (bear like the animal).

[huaidongxi]

thanks, people.  from his surname had mistakenly considered him a French composer.

[Bob]

Doll Bear?   Haha. 

More seriously, where's the accent?   DALbear or dalBEAR?


Reminds me of "Don la Bear"   (D'Anglebert   for spelling.  "Dee Angle Bert" if you want to sound uneducated.)  First time I ran across it I remember wondering who this "Don la Bear" guy the professor was talking about was.

[Bob]

Related thread. 
https://www.pianostreet.com/smf/index.php?topic=54183.0


Searched for Don la Bear... Found my own post on here from 2014.

[symphonicdance]

Got it.  Oyggen Dalbear.  Many thanks!