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... Office, where a Plan of the Room may be seen. MR. CHARLES HALLE. ASSEMBLY ROOMS, BATH. SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 31a, 1868. MR. HENRY SIMMS has the pleasure to announce the Engagement of MR. CHARLES HALLE FOB ONE GRAND PIANO-FORTE RECITAL. Stalls (Numbered ...
... half-past Seven, commence at Eight. Carriages may be ordered at Ten o'Clock. MR. CHARLES HALLE. MR. H. SIMMS has the pleasure to announce the Engagement of MR. CHARLES HALLE FOR ONE GRAND PIANO-FORTE RECITAL, be given at the ASSEMBLY ROOMS, BATH, SATURDAY ...
... their names testify, but all the varied shades of expression were beautifully interpreted by the eminent artiste. Sir Charles Halle played the immortal Moonlight Sonata, and afterwards a charming intermezzo by Brahms, bracketed with a study by Liszt ...
... Argyle Street. [179 ASSEMBLY ROOMS, BATH. MONDAY MORNING, December 19th, 1859. ENGAGEMENT of the Very EMINENT PIANIST, MR. CHARLES HALLE, For this CONCERT ONLY. MR. H. SIMMS has tho honour to announce GRAND MORNING CONCERT, For which occasion he has secured ...
... Goulbourn will be one of the speakers, and is also to preach in some of the city churches on Thursday and Sunday week. Mr. Charles Halle and Mdme. Norman Neruda have been engaged by Mr. Henry Simms for pianoforte and violin recital at the Assembly Rooms on ...
... ENRIQUEZ, Organist—Mr. GEO. RISELEY. BAND and CHORUS upwards of 400 Performers. Chorus Master—Mr. A STONE Conductor—Mr. CHARLES HALLE .TUESDAY MORNING, Oct. 21st, at One o'Clock, Haydn's 'CREATION. WEDNESDAY MORNING. Oct. 22nd, at One o'Clock, Mendelssohn's ...
... Appearance in Bath. Further particulars in due course, ASSEMBLY KOOMS, BATH. SATURDAY MORNTNG NEXT, OCT. 31, 1868. MR. CHARLES HALLE WILL GIVE ONE GRAND PIANO-FORTE RECITAL, On which occasion he will play—Grand Sonata, in D Minor, Op. 29, No. 2 (Beethoven) ...
... D. M.c Arthur, Copt, F. (dlliat Smith, Mis and Miss |>.lel,«e, Mr It Mr Mattl.md, and Mis Mautise'l, Mr. (. Fvans, Mr Charles Halle, Madame Norman Nuruda, Mr and Mrs R. A. Proctor, W II F. li. benson, Itev A. D. Wagner, Mr Cary Cloves, Mr C. R. Woodward ...
... and the executants whom they engaged were artistes whose reputations have long been established. First in order was Mr. Charles Halle\ a pianiste who justly ranks as one of the most classical performers of the present day ; next we had Mr. H, Blagrove, ...
... life of Christ, and the authority of the Gospel narratives. A meeting the citizens Manchester has been held, at which Mr. Charles Halle' moved a resolution approving of the establishment of national musical conservatoire London. A committee was appointed ...
... numerous an audience as could be seated in the room set apart for her performance. She was accompanied as before by Mr. Charles Halle, who, the more his playing is heard, establishes the more firmly the high reputation he enjoys in musical circles in this ...
... will take place on WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 27th, 1858, When will appear (Firat time in Bath,) the RENOWNED PIANIST, CHARLES HALLE, MISS DOLBY, MRS. ENDERSSOHN, MR.* IRVING, MR. MILLARD, Violin—Mr. H. BLAGRGVE, Leader of the Philharmonio Society. Vi ...