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... closely connected through the period of their exietence. Three years after the death of her husband in 1885, she married Charles Halle, an artist with whom she had been laasociated in the interpretation of the classics for some years. Until his death in ...
... position as permanent oonducwr pool Phiiharmonic Society. , ■ ]s) position for 17 years, having succeeded » the lafte Sir Charles Halle. It is coincidence that the s.“ o j ric's his resignation should iall irjjon Si 61 st birthday. The resignation late, from ...
... East Dulwich. charged in connection with the theft, was discharged with a caution. WEDNESDAY. SYDENHANI CAMIAV'S FRAUD. Charles Halle', 23, of ilellgreen, bydea• ham. oa remand, eunverting to his own um 78.6 d. belonging to John Roberta. of 114, Kilmurie-rued ...
... Queen has a contralto voice-of engaging quality, which has been admirably trained. Queen Alexandra was described by Sir Charles Halle, by no means a courtier, as one of his best pupils on the piano. The Queen of Spain, although less accomplished than her ...
... important question was raised to-day by subscribers and guarantors of the famous concerts begun in Manchester by the late Sir Charles Halle, the financial success of which is said to be in peril. It is typical of the man of the North to eschew evening-dress ...
... Conservatoire and in Paris. Among his teachers were Ferdinand David and Moschelles. He was in Paris when Mr., afterwards Sir, Charles Halle was forming the Manchester orchestra in connection with the great Exhibition held at Old Trafford in 1857, and Sir Charles ...
... all know to be an enthusiast for music, and who took piano lessons for some time from her (Lady Halle's) husband, Sir Charles Halle. I well remember hearing that Sir Charles—no courtier ,--spoke of the Queen as one of his best and most industrious pupils ...
... flute recital at Steinway Hall lest night. His first connection with England dates from 1857, when he was engaged by Sir Charles Hallé as solo flautist for the orchestra at the Art Treasures’ Exhibition, itwm which the Hallé orchestra was evolved. |Smoe ...
... of the I-iarly Doors yrteim the preten- tation of a geld and tilvcr casket to him; the CalvexU coming to tl rescue of Charles Halle by reading A ilidruwmer Right's Dream, con jointly, fur him, in lieu of Mrs. Stirling; Mrs. Calvert's playing ine Qurcn ...
... her to dear old Madame Schumann. also meeting Lady Halle, Piatti, Joachim, Ries Hollander, and hearing Mattei and Sir Charles Halle. Poor Lady Hastings was crazy about music, and we used constantly to go and have what she called an orgie of the best ...
... professors already named. Herr Bonavitz, when in his best form, the pure classicism of hia style, remknda you of the late Sir Charles Halle. He gave hie first solo part of the Wald stein Sonata by Beethoven, and also “The prophet bird Schumann, and two of his ...
... and her father for years was the Secretary to the French Embassy in London. Miss Colmache was a pupil of the late Sir Charles Halle, and one of the most successful teachers of the pianoforte—she had a very large teaching connection, and continued her ...