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... hence comparatively inef- r fee tive. The most striking feature was the firstappearanee of t ' the celebrated pianite, M. Charles Halle, who has achieved an enormous reputation throughout Europe, as a poetical interpreter of Beethov.-n The great composer's ...
... by MM. Joachim, L. Reis, H. Webb, Harm, and Piatti, and Beethoven's trio in G major .Op. 1, No. 2), performed l.y MM. Charles Halle, Piatti, and Joachim, were the instrumental concerted pieces. The solos were Weber's pianoforte sonata in D minor, and ...
... from the works of Beethoven, and the greatest delight was occasioned by the performance of the Kreutzer Sonata by Sir Charles Halle and his wife. The perfection attained by the sympathy with the work ar.d with each other tended to the production of the ...
... violoncello was also given by Madame Neruda. Signor Piatti, antl Sir Charles Halle ; and Nos. 1 and . of the Pens«_es Fugitives of Heller, arranged by Ernst were included. Sir Charles Halle played the Sonata in E flat of Beethoven in his own inimitable manner ...
... concerts commenced, last night, at Willis's Rooms, the performers being Messrs. Moliqae, Goffrie, Hill, Piatti, and Charles Halle. The first piece in tbe scheme was Haydn's eightieth quartet for bowed instruments, a won- derful specimen of the fecundity ...
... accompani- 1 by thi Marchioness of Hamilton. In the afternoon the Princess of Wales was present at a concert given by Mr. Charles Halle, at St. James's Hall. In attendance were the Hon. Mrs. Coke, Lord Han is, 1 and Mr. Holzmann. ...
... ! ST. JAMES'S HALL. i m The last performance this season of Sir Charles Halle _ admirable Manchestei Band took place last night. Although iv some ways interesting, yet the programme can scarcely be said to have* been so well chosen as on pre- vious occasions ...
... promoters of the festival. Musically, the rendering was one with which the festival committee ought to be well satisfied. Sir Charles Halle, Mr. George Riseley, and the principal vocalists on appearing were cordially welcomed, and after the rendering of the National ...
... Nfcnida, and Signor Piatti Song. Vedrai earino '— Miss Anna '■■ w ...
... May ?? Mr. Frederic Cow en has been appointed con- ductor of the Liverpool Philharmonic Society, in succession to Sir Charles Halle. The ?? School of Mtsrc— We under- stand that Mr. W. H. Cummings and Herr Meyer Lutz are candidates for the Principalship ...
... MR. C. HALLE'S PIANOFORTE RECITALS. Mr. Charles Halle, the eminent German pianist, gave the first of an announced series of pianoforte recitals, yesterday morning, at the Dudley Gallery, Piccadilly, by kind permission of its noble owner, Lire! Ward ...
... (Coldstream Guards) club dinner, at the Tall Mall Restaurant. Mr. Charles Halle's pianoforte recital in St. James's Hall, at tliree o'clock. Executants, Madame Norman-Neruda, MM. Charles Halle, L. Ries, Strauss, and Franz Neruda, The Ranelagh Club— Match ...