... SIR CHARLES HALLE. V. The sixth series of Mr. Charles Hal16's Clas- idnd sical Chamber Concerts, which began in Novem- onb ber, 1852, was a memorable one. It was the second series given in the old Town Hall in KdI~ing-street, a room which continued to ...

... DR CHARLES HALLE IN I ED INBURGH. ,e CHAMIBER MUSIC CONCERT. Ut 1 Qnin'ette-1aneiforte and strings- op. 44 . ..S S nion 2. Solntu foe pi.o d olln. A r or5 ?? BC ' . 5. Solo itnootorts, Caprica Brtllit ?? ?? OIUendrllou is Snlesae nod ?? in E minor . ...

... Rosamunde. j.Schubert. .. Grand concerto piano- I i forte in G ',Minor. J . endelssohn. I Sir Charles Halle. v Grand symphony in, C I .minor. .. . . Beethoven. PART II. Overture . ' Tanubauser .. ...

... 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 ...

... HALLE CONCERT..- The concert arranged to be given -by Sir Charles Halle's celebrated orchestra, which has been looked forward to with so much eagerness by the musical section of the community for the past few weeks, took place last night in the Mlusio ...

... Foote, Mr. Santley, and Signor Foli. The list of solo instrumentalists includes the following eminent pianists, viz. :-Sir Charles Halle, Mons. Vladimir de Pachmann, Miss Fanny Davies, and little Otto Hegner. Madame Neruda (Lady Halle), Miss Geraldine Morgan ...

... be outside the sub- siding area. Mn. CHARLES HALLE AND THiE SACRED HAReroNIC SOCIETY.-Great rerget is felt by the members and supporters of the above society on the announcement by the council that Mr. Charles Halle has beenfcompolled to resign the post ...

... eixbtises, a fact which proves that.the warmth of its first reception was no mere compliment to It as a novelty, bir, Charles Halle in his orchestral concerts at Man. cheater is doing excellent work in'bringing forward some of. the unknown compositions ...

... would have been interesting to hear side by side with La Damnation de Faust in the concert-room (as ann unced by Mr. Charles Halle) Benvenuto Cellini on the stage. Sucih works, too, as La Juive and La Reine de Chypre of H-Ialrvy, the Vestale ...

... too-hisis sno- ther musical name to conjure with. Signor Foli, Mr. Clifford Halle, a son of- the great classic, pie- j nist, Charles Halls, ?? -HQIss cora- plete the list of .vocalists.-- St~ronger, if any-] thing, will be the inlstruruentsl( epaetment A Spadh ...

... playing of Madame Norinaa-Neruda I will also be beard. A third violiiAst, Mdlle Ana Lang, of Stockholm, is alae to- appear. Charles ! Halle, Signor Bisacci4, an W G Cusins will vin- dicate the powere; of the pianoforte-that now universalinstrument of musicians ...

... molto ed appassionato. de Alle:fretto espressivo alla horninza. t1n Allegro animate, at No prograilinie in w'hich Sir Charles Halle' s name appears would be complete without an W item from the piano works of Beethoven, with hi which the veteran artiste ...