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... enjoyable series of entertainments provided for them than the Symphony Concerts, the first of which was given last night. Mr. Charles Halle resumes his position of conductor ; and though it is almost needless to write a single line in praise of a musician whose ...
... Mil the Rasuinowski quartet in F,Op. 59, No. 1; and also played the Kreutzer sonata of Beethoven in association with Mr. Charles Halle; Herr Joachim was in magnificent form, and applauded to the etlio. The same scene of enthusiasm which has been enacted ...
... Joachim is equal to all styles, and Bach, Beethoven, and Haydn are alike at his fingers' ends and alike in his brain. Mr. Charles Halle was the pianist. Madame Arabella Goddard had been announced, but to the great disap- pointment of the audience a printed ...
... the metropolis. At any rate, its production in its entirety at St. James's Hall on Friday and Saturday last, with Mr. Charles Halle to conduct, and the entire vocal and instrumental Manchester forces to assist, came both as a novelty and a revelation ...
... Beethoven. Song Meyerbeer. Concerto, in C major, for tliree pianofortes— Madame Schumann, Madams Arabella God- dard, and Mr. Charles Halle faocompanled by MM. i Joachim, L. Ities, 11. Blagrove, and Piatti B *• Conductor .. Mr. Benedict. Of such a performance ...
... so enormously diffi- cult that it has very rarely received justice on the public platform. Madame Arabella Goddard, Sir Charles Halle, and Herr Hans yon Billow essayed it, but the sonata has not been heard frequently of late years. The interpretation by ...
... performances. Since Berlioz's Faust was first brought to the notice of London amateurs under favourable conditions by Sir Charles Halle, in 1880, the work has remained in steady, not to say increasing favour, and is now in the repertory of every choral society ...
... nevertheless, that the concerto is an unde- niably fine composition, and will rank with Goetz's greatest achievements. Mr. Charles Halle, whose play- ing was excellent, had the honour of introducing the concerto. The programme also comprised Weber's Oberon ...
... performances. Since Berlioz's Faust was first brought to the notice of London amateurs under favourable conditions by Sir Charles Halle, in 1880, the worlc has remained in steady, not to say increasing favour, and is now in the repertory of every choral society ...
... ly demanded, the response being the melodious slow movement from tjpohr's Double Concerto iv B _ minor, Op. fat. {sir Charles Halle played the accompaniment to this excerpt, aud the veteran artist, whose co-operation was unex- pected, was warmly received ...
... Gloucestershire, for a few days. Crystal Palace.— At this day's (Saturday's) concert, Madame Rndersdorff, Mr. Connell, and Mr. Charles Halle, are the artistes. Mendelssohn's Reformation ' symphony and two overtures— both for the first time— Die Preunde yon ...
... which, we believe, ex- cept by Miss Goddard, had never been attempted in public in this country until last year, when Mr. Charles Halle, as a matter of course, played it in his series of performances of the entire sonatas of Beethoven — ia not only one of ...