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... SIR CHARLES HALLE The founder of the famous orchestra, Sir Charles Halle, came refugee from Paris after the revolution 1848. first conducted at the Art Treasures Exhibition, which Clara and Sims Reeves sang. He founded the series concerts which have been ...
... SIR CHARLES HALLE S DAUGHTER KILLED. Mi.— Mario Antnimt! * Hallo, daughter tbo late Sir Cliurles Halle, has died from injuries received being run over motor-’bus in Ke.id. London. At the time of the accident she Ua. her way t.i attend service at the Bnaiipton ...
... enough to seat a paying , audience and, a matter hardly lies important, can accommodate the full Orchestra, which, as Sr Charles Halle founded the (=eerie, has a vested right to take part. For the season six ooncerts have been arranged. * ...
... PRICES THEN AND NOW. I Mention must also be made of the fact that Sir Charles Halle and his full orchestra came once each-season for a number of years; while Sousa's Band, and the famous Kiltie Band each paid at least one visit under the bannc Mr. Horner ...
... HALLE Miss Marie Elinor Jessie Halle died at her I 'resident* in yeoman's Row. S.W. She was • Y9ungest daughter of Sir Charles Halle. . pianist and conductor. and was born i n eke studied at the filaAs School under V Alphonse Lsgros and was wellknown both ...
... Brampton Road on Sunday afternoon, and died later in St. George's Hospital. She is helieved to be the daughter of Sir Charles Halle. the masiriaet. who founded the Halle Concerts, and who died in 1896. b 111 .ad 117 Street ter taw ...
... abe nn Rhee wall beat aa He was a pupal of De Brodge. and dus first and dus family. But sull, as some with the late Sir Charles Halle were os people would say he has an official income of ae td con £3,400 a year. ...
... Ttkough horn in E.:rummy. Miss Moliaue had wade England her home from early childhood. She became a_poptl tba lee* Bir Charles Halle, et Halle Capon lame, and vim I brilliant pianist. ...
... attentign the late Sir Charles Halle was drawn to his gifts as youthful pianist, and result he was entered ns student at the Royal Manchester College of Music. speedy justification of the interest taken him by Sir Charles Halle was shown by his winning ...
... another, Madame Tietjens, the German singer, who used to stay with Colonel Mapleton at Bedford House; and the third, Sir Charles Halle, who appeared at the Montague Hall more than ince ender engagement by Mr. L S. Palmer, and in later years milder the direction ...
... chairman of the oornmittee of the Halle Concerts Society, has announced his intention of re. signing. On the death of Sir Charles Halle Mr. Behrens was largely instrumental helping to put the concerts—at a time when they were in danger of oollapaing—on • ...
... beloved by instrumentalists and vocalists in all lands. For a time it appeared likely that Max Bruch won Id became another Charles Halle August Maims, as for three years was resident in lung land and filled the post erf conductor to liiverpool Philharmonic ...