... talent, we had the pleasure of bearing the decidedly excellent per- formances of Mr. E. AV. Thomas (violin), and of Mr. Charles Halle (pianoforte). The concert opened with the exquisite symphony (No. 4) of Beethoven, in B flat. This grand composition was ...

... imperative en- core secured a ?? Ramneaux (Fue) ndhsconcluding song Avenging and Bright, was given with great ,power. Sir Charles Halle was accorded a reception of the warmest -cha~racter, and his pebrformance, whether of the pianoforte solos Or of the' ac- ...

... limit allowed on either side, an eleotrio alarm bell rings, and contlnes riuging tntil the right course is resumed, Mr. Charles Halle has sucsoeded Madame Esei poff ae solo pianist ab the Covent Garden Prome. nade Cnucerts this week. The fnncral of Baron ...

... and singularly brilliant solo fantasia oa the violin, by TM. SaIuton, the concert concluded witth a pianoforte solo by Charles Halle, comprising some exquisite bits from Men. dels3ohu'n celebrated Leider en Werte, and a beries of vales. This performance ...

... too-hisis sno- ther musical name to conjure with. Signor Foli, Mr. Clifford Halle, a son of- the great classic, pie- j nist, Charles Halls, ?? -HQIss cora- plete the list of .vocalists.-- St~ronger, if any-] thing, will be the inlstruruentsl( epaetment A Spadh ...

... playing of Madame Norinaa-Neruda I will also be beard. A third violiiAst, Mdlle Ana Lang, of Stockholm, is alae to- appear. Charles ! Halle, Signor Bisacci4, an W G Cusins will vin- dicate the powere; of the pianoforte-that now universalinstrument of musicians ...

... orchestra; L, and oa share in an exquisite net for viohn andpian'forte, ni by Heller and Bradt, with a worthy helpmate, Mr. LI Charles Halle. It was played as divinely as maight be ex- n peted, and was rew aried at its close with a burst of en- thusiasm sush as ...

... chorus. fhe was cordially applauded. The greet attraction of the evening, however, was the piano. forte solo playing of Mr. Charles Halle, and the grand concerto for two planofortes, performed by him and Mrs. Joseph R-blueou. Mr. Halle's Ist performance was ...

... handsome and spa- CIOU8smuSlC caube of tile Antient Concert Rooms this evening. These artites ars SBanton, the violianst; Charles Halle, the pianoforte compeller; and Signor Piatti, the well-known and admired maieter cf ?? violoncello. The soprano vocalist ...

... artists included Madame Trehelli-Beltini, MadUe. mre Thalberg, Signori Boils, Graiant. 1lags- olo, Md. Auer (violin), Mr. Charles Halle, and Sir JulesBenedict, who presided at the pianoforte. Her Royal Highness and the Marquis of Lorne honoured her ladyship ...

... Lietuteunat T. Vtndelcur, 10th Ilassilre, eecond son of Colonel Vandeletr, NrP., has arrivel at I11- rash House. Mr. Charles Halle gave the first of two of his planoforte racitals at the queeans Reonis,Glasgol, on Friday night. The Memoirs and C ...

... Dublin Popularc given in the Leinster Hail on Sat 0l1''t inI W&S ?? eae. ing, was distinguished by the lpearp . Sir Charles Halle and Lady HThlle wb Of a considerable interval of abe' '0 ,-Nz come visit to Dublin. There aas P a, tendance in every part ...