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... Hootosoros—ME. CHARLES HALLE. RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS. who with to avail themselves of the following 1 facilities offered by the Railway Companies will be required to show their Festival Tickets it the tints of booking. MIDLAND • each of the four festival ...
... 'Puska! and panting. - - QOLO VIOLONCELLO.—Louis Waite (late of t 7 Clifton), twenty years violoncellibt in Sir Charles Halle' and De Jong's orchestras at Manchester, receives pupds for Violoncello, Piano, and D. Bass.- 24, Bailey-street, Baneawell ...
... Cams—The Moons of the BRISTOL FESTIVAL CHOIR. Comma- MIL CHARLES HALLE. RAILWAY ARRANGSKRNII3. Persons who wish to avail themselves of the following offered by the Railway Companies will be reto show their Feetivsl neitete at the time of booking. fdI ...
... children. - 63, Fairoak-avenue, Naiades. 251 VIOLONCILLO.—Loui Waite (late of 1.7 Clifton), twenty years violonvellist in Charles Halle. and De Jong's orchestras at Manchester, can accept pupils for Violoncello, Piano, and D. BUN.- -?A. Bailey-street. Banenwell ...
... all Chemist, THE MANCHESTER - Ca..l7Efit — OF MUSIC. The establishment of a College of Music in Manchester, with Sir Charles Halle as principal, is now a settled matter ' and it is hoped that • course of teaching will be commenced next October. The gift ...
... THOMAS, Madame PATEY, Mr. SANTLEY. Miss ENRIQUEZ, Organist—Mr. GEO. RISELEY. CHORUS OF 300 SELECTED VOICES. Conductor—Mr. CHARLES HALLE. TUESDAY MORNING, Oct. 21st, at 12, Haydn's CREATION. WEDNESDAY MORNING, Oct. 22nd, at 12, Mendelssohn's ELIJAH. THURSDAY ...
... including Dr. W. Sterndale Bennett, Cipriani Potter, Esq., (Royal Academy), J. Goss, Esq., Organist of St. Paul’s Cathedral, Charles Halle, Esq., and other eminent professors. All communications respecting Lessons, En« gagements, &c., to be addressed, MISS B ...
... ENRIQUEZ, Organist—Mr. GEO. RISELEY. BAND AND CHORUS UPWARDS 400 PERFORMERS. Chorus Master—Mr. A. STONE. Conductor—Mr. CHARLES HALLE. TUESDAY MORNING, Oct. 21st, at One o'clock, Haydn's CREATION. WEDNESDAY MORNING, Oct. 22nd, at One o'clock, Mendelssohn's ...
... SWIM Mater, Beethoven's Choral Symphony, and Meeniah. MISCELLANEOUS CONCEItT EVERY EVENING AND CHOIDI-450 Connooros—Mr. CHARLES HALLE. The Bakst Moe will be OPENED at COLSTONHALL on MONDAY, Swans= let. Programmes on application to R. H. Wnnotr and H. F ...
... EDWARD LLOYD, ROBERT HILTO_ _,N BARTLEY, MR BARTON MoGIICKIN. MR. CHARLES HALLE'S BAND OF EIGHTY PERFORMERS. CHoll9B—The Mumma of the BRISTOL FESTIVAL CHOIR. Couuucton— MR, CHARLES HALLE. PROGRAMME Mornings at One at Eight o'clock. TUESDAY—Samson wapurin ...
... of 400 PERFORME RS Organist .MR. MR. GEORGE RISELEY. Chorus Master MR. ALFRED STONE. Conductor MR. CHARLES HALLE. The Ticket Office will be Opened at COLSTON-HALL on MONDAY, September 4th. 556] Hon. Sec., Rev. PRECENTOR HEY. ...
... Jason and'ldedeis t :Memish. MISCELLANEOUS SELECTION EACH EVENING BAND AND CROWS—Nearly 500 Performers. CONDUCTOR—Mr CHARLES HALLE. The TICKET OFFICE will be OPENED at COLSTON HALL, on MONDAY, September 4th. Programmes on application to HENRY COOKE, ...