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... A Pupil of 8ir Charles Halle. Miss Fanny Davies, the famous pianiste, whose birthday it is to-day, was born in Guernsey of English parents, and inherits her musical talent from her grandfather, who was eat violoncello player. She was educated fi tely ...
... A Protege otSir Charles Halle. Mdlle. Camilla Landi, who will make her reappearance at the Queen's Hall this evening, is a Milanese, and owes her musical training to her mother. The late Sir Charles Halle practically started her on her career in this ...
... miniscences of SIR CHARLES HALLE t 17 The first of a new series of articles on the Great Manchester Musician the generation naturally very little the great to musical Manchester Sir Charles recollections one frequently came contact with him unwelcome ...
... WEDNESDAY MARCH 21 19C Reminiscences of SIR CHARLES HALLE By CARL FUCHS Ironing was a trouble Lift out Co j j - - Hew Radox with ELECTRICITY electric iron giv constant is scientifically constructed for tireless handling smooth bright surface simply skims ...
... The following testimonial is selected from sorne thousands which we have in our pcesession:— From the late Sir CHARLES HALLE. Dear Sirs,—l have pleasure in expressing the great satisfaction which I have had in playing upon your New Iron Pianos, which ...
... ECCLES MUSIC CLUB (16 Club, Mather Road, Eccies).—TUESDAY, Feb. 5. at 7 30 p.m.: Mr. CARL FUCHS, Slr Charles Halle. AL interested are invited. ...
... It shows that the good work Sir Charles Halle, extending over long period of years, was successful, and is a proof that Dr. Richter not afraid comparisons with the best European musical combinations. When Sir Charles Halle produced Berlioz's Faust in London ...
... of the Philharmonic . proper, in 1887, on the occasion of the Opening ~of the Royal Jubilee Exhibition, the late Sir ' Charles Hallé courtecusly invited the ‘Society | to combine with his own famous choir in a performance of Mendelssohn’s “Hymn of Praise ...
... unrivalled conductor, the Society has more than succeeded in maintaining the high standard of cchievement set so long ago Sir Charles Halle. The result is that a city known to the world as the centre of a great industry can also in. the words Mr. Horsfall, to ...
... ROYAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC. The following awards were made yesterday at the Royal Manchester College of Music: The Sir Charles Halle Memorial Scholarship (piano) to Lucy Pierce, of Northwich; the Charles James Heywood Scholarship (piano) to Dorothy Marguerite ...
... always regarded her gifted compatriot. It is well known that the marriage of the great Danish violinist to the late Sir Charles Halle was brought about through the intervention of Queen Alexandra.— M.A.P. ...
... 75 times the Whit Sunday School &VJ at Bury. He was for 28 years p \ L St. Mark's Sunday School, and . member of Sir Charles Halle p years was a member the Mane of Oddfellows and filled all the ..„ L # ...