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... many lovers of music in the rnitei Of so e King.dom will welcome the exceedinsly Char-i U. intereting autobidraphr of Sir Charles Hall' ,,!pbihdto-day - for wholi has not heard and yben charmecd by 'the exquisite performnances of ?? originator of pianoforte ...
... sax audience which wu attracted by the specially inteegting programme provided for the second orchestral concert of Mr. Charles Halle and his celebrated bands Probably the most varied programme yet given in 60n- nection with this series received an interpreta- ...
... politics, and in wvar. ?? who took part in last night's performance were Madame Norman Nerude, MIiss I,aura Smtart, Ir. Charles Halle, Mr. Otto Berrnhardt, MIr. Vieux- ] temps, Mr. Josef Cantor, and a choir composed flof male and female voices. Appended ...
... lond volce.'(J-ophtha.) . ,Handel. Solo Pianoforte, (a, Prelude, ?? Holler. P, 1l mote perpetuo. ?? Weber. ;ons, Charles Halle. Song- Lacia amore.-(Orlando.) ?? .. .. HandeL Mr. W. H. Poole. Madrigal-- Flora gave me fairest flowers. ?? Arietta-A ...
... Charles Chilley Mr. Plunket Greene, Mr. JTorman Salmond, and Signora Novara, vocalists, and the Meister Glee Singers: Sir Charles Halle, Madame de ?achmann, Mdlie. Szumowska, and Miss Fanny Davies, pianists; Lady HaI16, Mdlle. Levallois, Mdlle. Yrrac, and ...
... simply perfection. A most enthusiastic encore necessitated another number, evidently belonging to the ?? school. With Mr. Charles Halle (who played Beethoven's pianoforte concerto in E siat with fault- less taste), Herr Joachim also played the delightful ...
... LIVERPOOL. In the presence of a audience whiobhntneri- j cally was not in keeping with the character of the . recital, Sir Charles Halle and Lady laU6 per- is formed the subjoined programme in the Concert res Room of St. George's Hall on Saturday after. m' ...
... 1st of April, at which the ?? Orchestra Association, composed ex- clusively of members of the band of the late Sir rnr Charles Halle, will contribute to the programme. THE ...
... 211_ he The last, best, and most numerously attended of to the series of eight concerts given during the season ed by Mr. Charles Halle and his celebrated Manchester he band took place last evening, at the Philharmonic Hall. The first part would alone have ...
... prin- cipal artistes whose services were engaged for the occasion were Miss Edmonds and Mr. Sims Reeves vocalists, and Mr. Charles Halle, the mizneat pianiat. Tho programme was as follows:- PART I. Overture . Webar song ., Deep in a forest deli ...
... MR. CHARLES HALLE'S ORCHESTRAL CON, CERT. The musical season of 1870 could scarcely have had a more happy and hopeful inauguration than in the concert which took place at St. George's Hall on Saturday evening, the performers beingu Mr. Charles HaNll and ...