... fixed are Oct. 22d, 23d, 24th, and 25tb. the programmes being arranged for four mornings and two evenings. As before, Sir Charles Halle as conductor will bring his band of nearly 100 skilled executants, and the vocal ability of the district will be displayed ...

... remaining as principal in- Ler strumental soloist at the CoventGarden coil- ,n. certs, and will himself be succeeded by Mr ne Charles Halle. Madame Rose Hersee has beet re-engaged for a further series of concerts. 'Mr be Santley will make his appearance next ...

... Dr. Audrews has resigned the offcso ie Prezideeet and Professor of Chemistry in Queen's guna College, Belfast. to ( Mr Charles Halle hafs succeeded madame Essipoli plie! Ias~ solo pianist at the Covent Garden Promenade av ConcertIs this week. av Mvi B ...

... like an artist all the same, as was proved in an air from Handel's Rinaldo and another from Rossini's Seniramide.-Mr. Charles Halle has brought his Beethoven Recitals to a successful termination. At the eighth and final one he played the last three ...

... alists are en-aged for the forthcoming con- ?? Norman 'Kernda, one of the most exqui- oite of violin players, and Mr. Charles Halle perhaps the most eminent of pianists. The Glee and MarigaiH Union. consisting of SMr, PeeL Mr. Hemsley, Mr. R. Smith, Mr ...

... during the past few weeks. Some interesting and instruc- tive Schubert Recitals were given at St. James's Hall by Sir Charles Halle, and Mr. Edgar Haddock, a young Leeds violinist, was responsible for a series of Beethoven Recitals at SteinwayHall. In ...

... concerto by Fil1 not previously heard at the Crystal Palace. The other solo artist engaged for various concerts are Mr. Charles Halle, Herr Joachim, Sig, Piatti, and Mr. Carrodus. M. Riviere's concerts may in some respects be regarded as a col tinuation ...

... endeavours of one single man-namely, at Manchester, which has become a musical city through the excellent concerts which Sir Charles Halle has always given there. HOW THEY SUPPRESS DUELLING IN GERMANY. Eichler, the student who killed his adversary Blum, in ...

... celebrity, and probably no man has done more for the highest class of music in the northern towns of England than Sir Charles Halle. As to Sir John Stainer, the fact is well known that, ow'ing to an affection of the eyesight, he has only recently been ...

... her part in the concert in the order prescribed; whereupon Herr Reichardt sang a pleasing German air, after which Mr. Charles Halle performed on' the pianoforte 'Beethoven's Grand Sonata in-A major (Op'2) -dedicated to Haydn. The performance of thispiece ...

... total blinjoecs, a committee, corn. Or jrot ed of Sir Fredricrik Leighston, P.It A., Mr. iabeaS Al Brownfisp, end M'r, Charles Halle, hes decided that, If necessary funds can be rAfised, ai teatlmnelal, to take tice form tit a Frmell anuriuty, sabal be ...

... earned a legitimate success, and is a bright and unlooked-for star in our constellation of prima donnas. WAIFS.-Mr. Charles Halle has resumed his interesting Pianoforte Recitals, which, but that there are no quartets for stringed instruments exclusively ...