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... his skill .-ecumi for him a largo cl: r, ele in the W:»st England. At one period traveled with the great pianist, 1 Sir Charles Halle, and was responsible fur the tuning of the piano at winch rdayed at his various concerts. has left a widow, one son, and ...
... financed an Arthur managed from 1859 I concerts appeared such disting ul b' ,l tants as Madame Schumann, - t*' Yon Bulow, Charles Halle. Nor™ \'«* Joachim, Piatti, and Saint Sac» s - , the Gilbert and Sullivan's °\ lished by the firm. In oelejfj Centenary ...
... ip have appeared association at a single concert in this City; fact, we have to go back to the days when the late Sir Charles Halle and Madame Norman tNeruda used to pay us periodical visits to find a parallel. Both Kubelik and Backhaus have been heard ...
... F. Rathbone, Dawlish, a valuable collection of autograph letters from Vizone, 1857, Rubinstein, Mendelssohn. 1840, Sir Charles Halle, 1879, Sir Arthur Sullivan 1878, Sir Alichael Costa, 1851, Liszt Berlioz, 1854, Gounod, Ernst, Chas. Dickens, 1866, Sir ...
... usicianship have appeared association at single concert in this City; fact, mve to go back the days when the'late Sir Charles Halle aud Norman Neruda used to pay us periodical visits to find parallel. ...
... month we I had the Joachim concert to which I re. I ferred last week. It was followed in Octo- her by two recitals by Mr. Charles Halle. the following January Mrs. Scott Siddons paid the city visit, and in March the first high-class concert of the season ...
... should be, well-known to students of the Divine Art, while to come more recent times it, is common knowledge that Sir Charles Halle has, on occasions, performed Beethoven's Sonatae from memory—and what is. more, without missing a note Again, it is said ...
... Harrogate Orchestra by Mrs. D. Smith is quite a unique feature the annals «** band has visited Exeter si the late Sir Charles Halle brought famous orchestra to. this city. Their pro- Se will contain some of the grea* giamine. instrumental masterpieces ...
... is to-day. I notice that among the entertainments announced in the advertising columns are pianoforte recitals by Mr. Charles Halle, and concert in which Mrs. Melees (who, I betfieve, subsequently lived at Honiton) and Miss Jessie Ross, who became Mrs ...
... ADMISSION : Stand, 1/-; Other Parts, 6d (including tax). J. COOMBES. Hon. Secretary. CHARLES HALL, Deceased. LL persons having Claims or Demands Ex. against the Estate Charles Hall late Birks Orange, Exeter who died the day 1922, are required to send particulars ...
... Richard; Bradford, John Denford, and Jamies Pitman (Exmoutfi), Robert Coles, Thomas Edward Newman, Elias Wannell, and Edward Charles Hall (Topsham), Frederick rerris, William Henry Mitchell, Isaac Robert Page, Harry Skinner, William Carder, Alfred Ferris, Frank ...
... do rot bear the name and addreaa of the sender cannot bo in*»r*sd. DEATHS. HALL- —On September 14th, at Grange, Exetor, Charles Hall, solicitor, aged 67. Interment at St. Thomas Cemetery, Exeter, on Monday, at 12.50 p.m. Preliminary Service St. David's ...