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... concert given in cltte Leinster Hall on Saturday evening, Dr Collisson con- ducting, the instrumental performers were- Sir Charles Halle and Lady Halle (Madame Norman Nerqda). THBE TRADES CoUscImL-Yesterday the fortnightly meeting of the United Trades Council ...
... s s Wicklow, joins the mail Pervice. Mr F H Cowen has been appointed conductor of ?? concerts founded by the late Sir Charles Halle in Manchester, and of the Liverpool Philbarmonic Correets. Both Manchester and Liverpoot may be congratulated. Mr Cowen ...
... scenic accessories and costumes, in genuine operatic style by the Carl Rosa Company, under the special direction of Sir Charles Halle. That performance was noticed at considerable length in this journal; and the result proved that in all respects, and as ...
... errands. Decidedly this sprilghtly daine is in the ranning,. Ina letter fron Liszt, dated 1837, Berlioz speaks of Sir Charles Halle as ; a young German who plays the piano magnificently, and who divines the music before he has read it. In other words ...
... Madame Trebelli-Bettini MIesdlles. Abani ad BRanchi Sir Julias Benediot presided at-thepisio- forte. Daring the Qoncert Mr. Charles Halle played two pianoforte solos, Leas Soires de Vienne, -by Schu'hert and Liszt, and M _tinuettoe eTamboulin, by Glack ...
... not muoh melody In thia air, but It tests the range and t ?? of the voice. Miss Crnise sang it ?? her usual t teate. Mr. Charles Halle gave a brilliant aolo on the I Pianoforte. which was warmly encored. A song from t a Kuoken'd repertoire of lyrics wvee ...
... pesleet violln and planeniofo petformsacee ws ; have everN h We de to the reCita' gtveon by 9odeme ?? occeornuda and Mr Charles Halle, which wee lcueed . one of thoee thing vwhich .we shalt long remember with ?? r ?? plernre ir. C ?? was long and familiarly ...
... fact that these concerts take place this afternoon and evening, at the Antieut Concert Rooms. The celebrated pianist, Mr. Charles Halle, is to apigear. Sugar, according to the Board of Trade reto'n-, wsv lnst 'eer.r imnorted to the fabaloue amosat of '4 GcT ...
... CONCERTS. The concert for Monday evening in the Antient a. Concert Hail will be of great interest and attrac- - ttvenees. Mr. Charles Halle will be pianist, and awin play as solos two pieces by Heller. .3 ame e Norman-Neruda will be violinist. We don't know ~o ...
... years of age, leaves ;no heir. Th; QddThn her, Ia h pl-eira ?? ti g of Royal to the Oolle4e of Music, xanc.cste; with ?? Charles Halle lk;24iA . , ...
... areof theintentions of the barepS counples b§forehand. The first of these mar- riages in order of time wa that of Sir Charles Halle, X the famous pianist, to Madam Normnann Neruda, eqftlly etaineilt as a violinist. Sir Charles ?? ig too well known as ...
... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~e DEA h OF -SIR 0; HA2LLE, c London, Friday. The Press Association Manchestr corre- spond.ent reports that Sir Charles Halle, the t well.known musician, is dead t Sir Charles Ialle, who was born in 1819, was t -as widely known abroad as in EngandNud ...