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... MR. CHARLES HALLE. Mr. Charles Hull* arrived in Manchester from Liverpool this morning. He ie better, but unable to conduct hie concert to-night. THE PROPOSED BISHOPRIC OF BIRMINGHAM. The Bishop of Worcester, referring to-day to the proposed Bishopric ...
... Sill CHARLES HALLE. “The Life and Letters Sir edited l»y that eminent pianist's eldest j *i»ughtcr, and to-day by Smith Elder, and Co., is one those rntrrtaniiMg cf artistic and social a;i©* hit« suggest quotation rather than ih« review which must consist ...
... SIR CHARLES HALLE. It is impossible for any Southerner adequately to comprehend the gap that the removal of Sit Charles Halle will cause in the musical world of Lancashire and Yorkshire. In the mind of the average London amateur of to-day he was associated ...
... SIR CHARLES HALLS. Few musicians are so highly esteemed as Sir Charles Halle, and his friends have for many years past regretted the failure of his endeavours to establish his Full Manchester Band of 100 performers in the favour of metropolitan music-lovers ...
... EDITED BY CHARLES HALLE. £ s. d. BACH’S FUGUES. In 2 vols, each 1 11 0 BEETHOVEN’S SONATAS. InSvola 110 BEETHOVEN’S AIKS, with Variations. In 1 vol. .. 1 G MENDELSSOHN’S Lieder ohne Worte.” In 1v01 015 MOZART’S SONATAS. In2vols each 1 '1 SCHDBEBT S ...
... SIR CHARLES HALLE, storm with his pure and intelligent concere tion of the masterpieces of composition. lfo might have retained his hold on Londoa au iences had he not preferred to settle in 'Manchester and create in that city a new taste for music by ...
... SIR CHARLES HALLE bas eminently deserved his musical knighthood. Sir John Stainer, as organist at st. Paul’s, is inspector, i n as ■ o mposer, ike.wise t e d he honour on ferred ipon him > y the i u e en. u e r ytad not the Halle sib Charles Halle. Kecitals ...
... , OF SIR CHARLES HALLE. _ c rrrct to announce the death of Sir ? t*l„ne\ which took place at Manchester ...
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... SIR CHARLES HALLE and MADAME NERUDA (Lady Hdlg) ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Jac. 30. 18'9, at 3 o'clock. Doors open at lislf put Two o'clock. 'Stalls, Enreaerved Sesta. 2s. Entrance to the shilling in Laigivid Avenue. Plait and Tickets at Mr. tileasas; 6 ...
... DEATH OF SIR CHARLES HALLE. Sir Charles Hallé died at Manchestor morning. The deceased pianist, who L{y on:Eriday 1819, was as widely known abroad as i;m born..in and had only recently returned from a t : fogland, Africa. g 28 in South Sir Charles, who ...