... and Mlacfarren-a goodly array of names. The in- strunental quartet consisted of Messrs. Sainton, Ries, Webb, and Piatti. Charles Halle was the pianist; and the singers were Madame Sainton Dolby and Miss Banks. Spohr's Quartet in E minor, No. 13, which began ...

... Saintoru) . MacsB. sorata In A maljer Idedncsted to floydni., op. 2,a IPianroferts Solo (trot tits 0t threoe conosrisl. Mr. 5: Charles Halle ?? ?? .eetitter PART 1IL Quartet in B minor. OP.S9 (deditcatedtolioaournow'iy) for two violins, viola, and violoonceilo ...

... Daly's. I e it could not, after all, be mounted there. J t The equestrian statue which somebody pro- t e posed for Sir Charles Halle has been laughed out r s of discussion. It is hoped that an analogous pro- - posal in memory of Sir Robert Stewart will ...

... are valued in musical art. It is scarcely neeasaatS to say that it was played to perfection, the executar . being Mr. Charles Halle, M. Straus, and Signor Piabi.' This piece, which was given for the first time here last night, pleased greatly throughout ...

... is the appointment as conductor of Mr. W. H. Cualmings. who has displayed high coapacity as assistant conductor to Mr. Charles Halle, this gentleman having now rn- sigued; the ofice in favour of Mr. Cummings. The conucil of the society, in their manifesto ...

... concerto flat—a work of which we have recently spoken in reference to its performance at a Crystal Palace concert, by Mr. Charles Halle. A second hearing of the concerto enhances the favourable opinion previously formed; the intermediate slow movement being ...

... Molique and Mr. Mellon; first and second tenors, N. (offrie and Mr. Webb; violon- cello, Signor Piatti; and planofore, M. Charles HallE. A party better qualified to do justice to the tasks assigned them could not easily be found. The Quartet of Mozart, which ...

... fourth Riehter concert were Wagner's Faust Overture, and Beethoven's pianoforte conccrto in G, very finely played Mr. Charles Halle. There was vocal music this occasion. ...

... published Sonata in A for pianoforte and violin was performed for the first time at the Popular Concerts on Saturday by Mr. Charles Halle and Madame Norman-Ndruda. The work was heard more than once during last summer's season, and it is now generally allowed ...

... when it is *l hoped he will arrange some afternoon reeitals, - 1dwavs more popular thlan ovening performaninces. i Sir Charles Halle was in town yesterday, and is le will probably have a short provincial tour bqforo he sails wvith Lady 'Thdh ior South ...

... on of Mendels- sohn's career by the performance of his second Pianoforte Concerto (in D minor)-which was given by Mr. Charles Halle with his accustomed skill-and the overture to Ruy Bi!as. The other orchestral pieces were the overture to Sir Sterndale ...

... occasioni. n The series of six Symphony Concerts I to be given at St. James's Hall during May and June, D conducted by Mr. Charles Halle, will include perform- ances of many important and interesting works-Beet- o hovea's Choral symphony and' his .fissa So4euis ...