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... hence comparatively inef- r fee tive. The most striking feature was the firstappearanee of t ' the celebrated pianite, M. Charles Halle, who has achieved an enormous reputation throughout Europe, as a poetical interpreter of Beethov.-n The great composer's ...
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... first causing genuine mirth, aud King ! Alfred keepinr up the amusement. Giulio Regondi on the concertina, and Mr. Charles Halle j on toe pianoforte, were ns warmly applauded as their delight- ful performances wi-re highly appreciated by the audience ...
... at the conclusion of the opera. Manchester is becoming one of the most musical cities of tha empire. In addition to M. Charles Halle, the eminent pianist, Dr. Mainzer, Pal'oni, etc., M. Panofks, a violinist cf great centinental reputation, is now located ...
... whicii Sivori, Benedict, and Janett, are invited. On Friday morning, Signor Gallinari's concert, and at night that of Charles Halle, the pianist. On Satuiday morning, the Phil- harmonic rehearsal for next Monday's concert, which will be conducted by Spohr ...
... cheval de bata4lle, however, was Bach's concerto for three pianofortes, with orchestral- accompaniment-, performed by Charles Halle, Benedict, and Lindsay Slop. r. The concerto is full of freshness aud vigour, and the fu^ueal parts were delivered with ...
... 21st, in the Free trade Hall, a spacious structure. The i other vocalists will be Madame de Lozano and F. Lablache. I Mr. Charles Halle will perform on the pianoforte, and Mr. I Seymour will lead an efficient band. All the seats in the 1 Concert Hall will ...
... excellent artist, arrived in town on Saturday, from Stutgardt; and the highly talented youth, Joachim, is daily expected. Charles Halle has also arrived. Henri Herz, the composer and pianist, intends to take up his residence altogether in America, where he ...
... aad crispness of touch. A concertante for two pianos, styled Les Contrastes, composed by Moscheles, was executed by Charles Hall'e, Lindsay Stoper, Benedict, and Srermdale 3ennett. The piece is singularly poor in melody, and ineffective as a , medium ...
... II Tremolo, a con- certo of Mendelssohn's, and ia Moscheles' grand duo for two pianofortes ( Hommage a Handel) with Charles Halle In each and all Madame Dulcken proved her appreciation of the various schools of pianism and an enlightened reader of classical ...
... with regard to Sivori, no injustice must be com mittcd towards an artist who made his tirst appearance in this country. Charles Halle, a pi.mist of Parisian fame, made his debut. He executed the last movement of Beethoven's concerto in E fiat, Lisz/s fantasia ...
... who is a pupil of the celebrated Chopin, whose compositions the pupil plays with extraor- dinary effect. The other is M. Charles Halle, who comes rom the Rhine, near the birthplace of the immortal Beethoven— Bonn. M. Halle is of the classical school, hat ...