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... acquainted with the original composition, a pianoforte sonata, from which it was selected. Mr. Ella, this evening, has engaged Charles Halle expressly to perform the sonata, with its Marcia Junebra sulla morte dun erce, as an appropriate tribute to the deceased ...
... goes) a redemand. Mr. Henry Leslie was assisted in th* instrumental portion of his concert by the eminent pianist, Mr. Charles Halle, who played Stephen Heller's M Wander - stunden (No. 2), and Mendelssohn's Caprice in E major, in his very best manner ...
... Halle and Herr Joachim were heard in an Adagio and Finale from a Duo Concertante by Spohr, which was accompanied by Sir Charles Halle. Not even the playing cf such consummate artists could redeem the abso- lute triviality of this work, and it is to be regretted ...
... programme was made up of familiar works. A great pleasure was provided in the masterly and classical per- formance, by Sir Charles Halle, of Beethoven's Sonata in I E flat Op. 7 for pianoforte, and a still higher delight in \ the well-known and always enjoyable ...
... MR. CHARLES HALLE'S PIANOFORTE RECITALS. Mr. Charles Halle, tbe great German pianist, gave the first of an announced series oi pianoforte concerts yesterday murning, at bis residence in Chesham-place, Belgrave- square. Not only were the rooms densely ...
... Meer»stille, Mendelssohn ; Concerto in G, Beethoven, Mr. Charles Halle ; Schumann's Faust. Soloists : M. Hutchinson, MissOrridge, Mr. San -.ley, and Mr. Shakespeare. Conductor, Mr. Charles Halle. Marjlebone Club, Lord's, cricket match— Middlesex v. Yorkshire ...
... ST. JAMES'S HALL The first ot a series of eight pianoforte recitals was given by Mr. Charles Halle on Friday with every success. The recurrence of these performances is looked forward to with as proportionate an eagerness as that (which is excited by ...
... to win applause from a very crowded audience. The first of a series of orchestral concerts under the direction of Sir Charles Halle was given on Fiiday night at St. J.u.ie.'s ll.ill, with the assistance of his Manchester baud. There was nothing new in ...
... MR. CHARLES HALLE'S CONCERTS. The fifth of these chamber concerts took place at Prince's Hall on Friday afternoon. Two compositions were per- formed for the first time — namely, a quintet in A minor, Op. 14, for pianoforte, two violins, and violoncello ...
... into the orchestra. Signor and I Madame Ferrari were likewise assisted by Madame Alboni, Mr. Tennant, Herr Lidel, and Mr. Charles Halle. Mr. Lindsay Sloper, o.ie of the very bast of our native professors, presided at the pianoforte with consummate ability ...
... sang ?? Clara Doria, who preferred the o;:^iaal German to the English ?? ion printed ia the boo* „t ?? ?? and when Mr. Charles Halle a r peared to pert*. r:: . sonata in E flat the audience welcomed his u M h- ,. ?? with the affectionate greetir.3 accorded ...
... neither is Beethoven's trio in D major, which ended the concert, nor the Sonata Pastorale of the same composer, which Mr. Charles Halle introduced by desire. It was probably be- cause it was so familiar that some necessity existed to find an excuse for according ...