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... ATTENDANT ANGELS. ET LUX IN TENEBRIS LUCET ET TENEBR/E EAM WON COMPREHENDERUNT Mr. Charles E. HallA fa a son of the late Sir Charles Halle and was born at Paris in 1846. He exhibited four pictures at the Royal Academy in 1866, assisted at the foundation of the ...
... w ho made her reappear ance at Queen's Hall on March n, is a Milanese and owes her musical training to her mother. Sir Charles Halle prac tically started her on her career in this country by introducing her at the Manchester, Liverpool, and Bradford concerts ...
... No doubt some years have passed since his two dramatic cantatas, Sigurd and St. Olaf, were produced in Liverpool by Sir Charles Halle. After the production Mr. Braun apparently found, like others, that the enthusiastic reception of serious work had 110 ...
... Majesty has now appointed her Court Violinist. On the death of her husband, Madame Norman- Neruda became the wife of Sir Charles Halle, the distin guished pianist and nAnrlnnfAv onn etlll LUiiuuoioi u,,v* eviii continued her career with the greatest success ...
... triumphs in grand opera, in oratorio, and on the concert platform as, when quite young, she toured or appeared with Sir Charles Halle, Foli, Piatti, Joachim, Hollman, Janotha, etc., and, on one occasion, in the centre transept of the Crystal Palace, had ...
... years ago, most pianists played from music, and I believe Liszt was the first to introduce the new style. The late Sir Charles Halle never played without a score in front of him. I cannot help thinking that it is better to do without the music. In the ...
... England in 1849. In 1864 she married Ludwig Norman, a Swedish musician, who died in 1885. Three years later she married Sir Charles Halle (died 1895). She was immensely popular in England, and a great favourite of the Royal family. She had not appeared much ...
... recall whil: in 187*1, a very juvenile gentleman, who has since become famous as Dr. Cowen, was among my pianists. Sir Charles Halle, of course, was associated with the Pops.' for many years, and also we managed for him his Pianoforte Recitals, Davison ...
... England in 1849. In 1864 she married Ludwig Norman, a Swedish musician, who died in 1885. Three years later she married Sir Charles Halle (died 1895). She was immensely popular in England, and a great favourite of the Royal family. She had not appeared much ...
... Grey as he then was), Mr. A. J. Balfour, Mr. Alfred Lyttelton, M. Wadding- ton (the French Ambassador of that time), Sir Charles Hall and Sir Frederick L. Cook. The court was modelled on that in the Tuileries Gardens in Paris, and differed from most modern ...
... elder son of the Hon. Ernest and Mrs. Willoughby, Brompton, Yorks, and Miss Angela Hall, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall of Yorkshire. MRS. MACLAINE OF LOCHBUIE Nee Miss Olive Stewart-Richardson, daughter of the late Colonel Stewart- Richardson ...
... Archibald Douglas Mrs. Douglas Campbell, oj Hants. They were married at Douglas Campbell King's Royal Irish Lieut.-Col. Sir Charles Hall, Wrexham, and Grania Suzanne Doug- daughter of the late Campbell and the Hon. Toad Hall, Frimley Holy T rinity, Brompton ...