... in C op. 53, Mr Charles Halle. : Miendelieolm's Tenia boA-Variazioni inD, ! Mr Charles Halle and'Signor Piatti. Tartini's sonata for violin solo, ' II trillo del Divolo,' M. Vieuxtemps. Beethoven's sonata in A op. 47, Mr Charles Halle and M. Vieuxtemps ...

... finish. Mr Charles Halle's playing of Beethoven's sonata in E. flat was most rapturously received, as so exquisite a performance most richly deserved to be. Dus- sek's sonata in B flat, for violin and piano-forte, by M. Vieuxtemps and Mr Charles Halle, was ...

... was the exquisite sonata in B flat (op. C9) for piano and violin, by Dussek, which was performed by Herr Becker and Mr. Charles Halle, with consummate skill and effect; and the last movement (rondo) being so entlusiastically re-demanded, they were compelled ...

... 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 ...

... of musicians who stand in the he e very first rank. We only need to say that Herr Joachim, ch i Signor Piatti, and Mr. Charles Halle played as they alone sei i can play, to satisfy all musicians that a musical feast of the mi le highest order was spread ...

... 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 ...

... oothing to do with the matter. Our readers may judge i orthetselves when we say that M1AL. Sainton, Riaa, Webb, ti, ani Charles Halle were employed upon the instru- .. aeral works, that Miss Banks and Miss Dolby were en- jegod for the vocal music, and that ...

... 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 ...

... i-rst or second part of the concert. The success of Gluck's Iphitenia in Touris produced under the auspices of Mr. Charles Halle, at Manches- ter, was so complete, that a new edition of the score has already been published at a mheap rate-in London ...

... little to be desired. flerr Jaell was not to our thinking so satisfactory at the piano. It takes a great deal to ecliPSO Charles Halle. Herr Strakosch deserves a word of praise for the quiet efficielleY of his accompaniments. The vocalists were Mr Swift ...

... Perren well compensated for the absence of Mr Sims Reeves. The ' Minstrel Boy' he likewise sang with excellent effect. Mr Charles Halle was a capital sub- stitute for Madame Arabella Goddard. Great credit is due to the managers of the concert, for the loss ...

... concert on Monday last, at Exeter Hall, the principal at- traction of which consisted in performances by AMdme. Alboni,- r. Charles Halle, and H. Ole Bull. Mddme. Alboni pang the cavatina Di piacers, from the Gazza Ladra, hode's Air and Variations, and ...