... tenth quartet m D, Beethoven's quintet in C, and the second | grand trio by Mendelssohn, played by M. Alard, Piatti, and i Charles Halle, will afford amateurs a great treat. ...

... (Ihnorah) (Madame Lemmeus-M-.e— iugti n i • fioral fantasia for pianoforte solo, ■ r. hestra anil chorus (pianoforte. Mr Charles Halle (The Crystal Pala. c l I Air, Anuels ever t.ri;__t anel fair (Madame Lemmens ■. ...

... in the programme was perhaps the first appearauce this season of the famous German pianist (English by adoption), Mr. Charles Halle, who came for- ward agaiu as the exponent of Beethoven— not of his immortal sonatas, Mr. Halle's unsurpassable executive ...

... MR. HALLE'S PIANOFORTE RECITALS. Mr. Charles Halle, tbe greatest German pianist of tbe day, gave the second of his announced series of Pianoforte Recitals, at his residence, in Chesham-place, yester .ay morning, when be performed several works belonging ...

... The celebrated pianist had only latei y returned from a tour in South Africa. Born in Westphalia on April 11, 1819. Sir Charles Halle studied under Rinek. Ha lived in Paris from ?? to IS4N, when he came to London and played Beethoven's E Hat Concerto at ...

... MR. CHARLES HALLE B RECITALS. Mr. Charles Halle's fourth recital, on Friday ?? was under most distinguished p^krooW ?? by the eminent pianist tefo™ ?? the* lScS. 6 . Wales and _ large assembly of fashfonable Beethoven's grand sonatas. On -2_ i»i a i J_ ...

... a heartiness that denoted sufficient satisfaction. The songs given by Mr. Reeves were Adelaide, accom- panied by Mr. Charles Halle ; Thinking of Thee, accompanied by its composer, Mr. Blumenthal • and Tom Bowling, all of that cosmopolitan character ...

... MR. CHA RLES HALLE'S BEETHO YEN REGIT A LS. Mr. Charles Halle's third recital at the St. James's Hall was more fully attended than either of the preceeling ones, the company being again for the most part of the highest class. It is really gratifying ...

... The greatest successes of the Festival chorus were ?? Let all men praise the Lord and The night is departing. Sir Charles Halle and his band gave a brilliant rendering of Mendels- sohn's music. The performance of Rossini's Stabat Mater occupied ...

... Mr. Joseph Maas, Signor Luigi Parisotti, Signor Foli, and Signoi Guilio, a new artist with a good baritone voice, Mr. Charles Halle and Madame Norman-Neruda lent most valuable assistance by their welcome contributions. The original Hungarian Band performed ...

... ; but such eulogy is due to Dr. Heary Wylde and bis colleagues. The solo instrumentalist on Wednesday evening was Mr. Charles Halle, who3e great powers were exhibited to the best advaatage ia Mendelssohn's exquisite serenade, Rondo GiojooO ; the vocalists ...

... | Sonata, in C minor, Op. P\ No. 1, for piano- I forte a!o.ie— Mr. Charles Halle Beethoven. I I Part 11. ■ I Pensues Fugitives, for pianoforte and violon- i cello— Mr. Charles Halle and Signor Piatti . . Heller and Ernst. [ i Song— The Wanderer— Mr ...