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... at the Old St. James'. Hall bailed her ass the greatest woman iioliniat of her generation Since the sodden death of Sir Charles Halle in the autumn of PIN Lady Halle bad a somewhat retired life in Perlin. playing in public at comparatively rars intervals ...
... Society, of the Society of Arts, for twenty-five years a member of the Handel Festival Choir. a member of the Late Sir Charles Halle' and Henry Leslie's Choirs, and founder of the Mildmay Park Choral So) iety. For the last four years the deceased gentleman ...
... d Musicians of the Nineteenth Century gives pleasant appreciations of Sterndale Bennett, Sims Reeves, Lady Hallé, Sir Charles Hallé, Arthur Sullivan, and Sir Edward Elgar. JuLy 12, 1912 ...
... Marquis of Salisbury, 1885 - 1886; 1886-1892; 1895-. Lord Rosebery, 1894-1895. MUSICIANS OP THE VICTORIAN ERA. Page 26. Sir Charles Halle. Sir Julius Benedict. ...
... appliances for foot and wrist drop. Miss Hallé and Miss Acheson, both senlptors, the former a near relative of the famous Sir Charles Hallé, are the inventors of many apphi ances which have since become invaluable in surgery. After the opening ceremony tea was ...
... known to the Buropean musical public by the compound name of Norman-Nerada. On July 26, 1883, Mme. Norman-Neruda married Charles Halle, With him she visited the An tipodes in her professional capacity in 189 and 1891, and was received with extraordinary ...
... Copenhagen she studied with Erik Anton Siboni and Johann Peter Hartmann; and after her marriage she became a pupil of Sir Charles Halle, who considered her talent of a very high order. She has been a brilliant pianist, and has delighted everyone who has heard ...
... . They began with a Mozart Quartet, and ended with Dvorak* bright pianoforte Quintet in A. Op. 81, which the late Sir Charles Halle was, we believe, the first to play in London. Both wor k s were excee di ng l y well rendered by this excellent holy of ...
... she spent playing quartets with the late Duke of Albany, Princess Beatrice (now Princess Henry of Battenberg), and Charles Halle. One evening, owing to the many hours standing—for it was not considered etiquette to sit in the presence of the Queen--Miss ...
... with Sir Charles Halle took place in 108, and in 1899,and 1891 she went with him to Australia, where, in all the great cities, they were received with special enthusiasm. In 1895 they made a similar tour in south Africa, but Sir Charles Halle died soon ...
... tinge again '—(Shelley) Sims Reeves died (aged 78), 1900 Battle of Balaclava. 1854 Jubilee of King George 111., 1809 Sir Charles Halle (pianist) died, 1895 Lady Nairn (poetess, Caller Herrin . ) died, 1 , 1'45 Gears, Meaner (Father of English poetry) died ...
... Enough that they brought to the platform, among many other distinguished eseeutaitta, Madame E. humans, Rubinstein, Baku, Charles Halle, Norman Neruda, Joachim, Piaui, and Nt:at--aerla To We alocere revel of all gamut= mu= lovers, the haterie antarpriae ...