... indebted, first to the art- loving world of Bristol, and, next, to the conscientious opinion and zealous co-operation of Mr. Charles Halle, who, having for a long series of years-with what success need hardly be said-laboured to forward the cause of genuine ...

... said, is a very important feature of Berlioz's music-is practically more or less drowned by the singers. This with Sir Charles Halle is not the case, and, moreover, the veteran conductor, who was an intimate friend of Berlioz, is thoroughly versed an the ...

... reduce Festival business to the level of ordinary contracts, but the plan worked well. The lowest tender, sent in by Mr. Charles Halle, was accepted, and the contractor fulfilled his oblU- gations with distinguished success. He provided a number of our best ...

... such succe-s at a Richter concert in the ?? Charles Hall& again drew only a small audience to the concert given by his Alanchester Band on Friday. The symphony was that of Beethoven in A. and Sir Charles Halle played Dvorak s pianoforte concerto in G mino: ...

... Sonata, besides taking part in the somewhat dry and laboured trio by M. Saint-Shens (in F), introduced last summer by Mr. Charles Halle at one of his interesting Recitals. The appearance of Madame Montigny among us has shown that a new and engaging individuality ...

... Madame Sinico's matianie on Friday her daughter, LMdlle. Amelia Sinico, a promising light soprano, made her dmfbut.-Mr. Charles Halle gave his last concert on Satur- day, when quartets by Spobr and Brahms were played, and Mr. Ilallk and Madame Neruda performed ...

... CHARLES HALL1E The daily newspapers all over the United Kingdom have printed such full and lengthy biographies of Sir Charles Halle, that a mere record of the chief events of his busy life will now suffice. The fact has been denied, but is, nevertheless ...

... concert given by the Westminster Orchestral Society. The two distinguished artists were heard in the iKreutzer Sonata, Sir Charles Halle played Schumann's Con- certo, the accompaniments to which were somewhat loosely rendered by the amateur band, and Lady ...

... sudden indispo- sition prevented her from attempting. Here was an opportu- nity for the pianist of the evening-Mr. Charles Halle, who, at an instant's notice, played, without book, the Sonata Pastorale of the same composer-as finely and as accurately ...

... to Oberon. The produc- ture of M. Gounod's Redevnption is fixed for December 2nd. POPULAR CONCERTS.-The return of Mr. Charles Halle, who has been associated with these entertainments from the beginning, is always acceptable to the general public. On Monday ...

... composed by Beethoven upon Diabelli's Waltz had not before beein publicly executed. They wereplayed, howvever, by Mr. Charles Halle, at one of his pianoforte recitals, in the summer of 1866.-Herr Anton Rubinstein, after a brief sojourn in Paris, has left ...

... Madame N6ruda in Schubert's Rondeau BriElent for pianoforte and violin, originally introduced at these concerts by Mr. Charles Halle and Herr Joseph Joachim, near the close of the first season (May e, 1859), and lastly, with the same lady and Signor Piatti ...