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... the Nilsson prize. She made her debut at the Brinley Richards' concerts, and in 1880 played Margarete in Faust, under Charles Halle at Manchester, that being the first occasion for the opera to be produced in its entirety in this country. ...
... lead to the destructions of every argument in favour of the .Establishment.r: . 'FUNERAL OF SIR' CHARLES HALLE.- ' The funeral of the late Sir Charles Halle took f -plaee-on Tuesday at Selford Cermetery.- The ,e J'edy had been removed overnight to the Chuirch ...
... cawn of yn arwain y gin yng Nghapel Cymraeg Broadmead, Bryste. Yn y ddlnas hon bo'n canu yng nghyngherddau enwog Syr Charles Halle, a llanwyd of gan syndod poeuus wrth weled rhagoriaeth y cynt- Iterddau hyn ar ddim ar a welsai yri et wlad ei hun; eto'n ...
... tone of this instrument is superb, and the touch very agreeable. Such well- known musicians as W. H. Jude, the late Sir Charles Halle, Dr. Spark, &c., testify to the excellence of this instru ment, and the price is extremely reason- able owing to the fact ...
... 6d. per £. e DEATH, OF SIR C tARLES a -HALLE. 'iThe.'Press Assoeiation Manchester corre- a spondent. reporsts that Sir Charles Halle, the well-know n ueicians is dead. He was twice r'samvied, aeu4 his second wife, Madamne Norman r Neruda the celebrated ...
... that it was of matchless perfection The fiddie was duly presented through Sir Charles Halle by letter, but its receipt was not even acknowledged. Shortly after Sir Charles Halle took occasion to remark pub- liely at a rehearsal that he and Lady Halle were ...
... Bar. In this cause celebre he has a golden chance, which everyone is - ayxious to see him make-use of. SIst (CHARLES HALLE. Sir Charles Halle's sudden and unexpected e death has. been deeply lamented in musical a circles and others this afternoon. Sir ...
... months. the resignation of Sir Arthur 10888, he wae conductor of the in ained until 1892, Which position he th of Sir Charles Halle, shortly after the jointed conductor of the Halle Orchestra in 1096, he was , which post he held until 1999. 1896, also ...
... IALLE AT CARDIFF. As previously announced, a grand concert will be given at the Park-hall this (Monday) evening BC Sir Charles Halle, Madame Keruda I (L aii, and Miss Clara Butt. We are requested to state for the convenience of those who intend being present ...
... has, he considers, advanced at an amazing pace, and in his opinion the men aedne mois.th for h - o e- ?? music are Sir Charles Halle, Sir George Grove, 'Mr. A. Maees, and Mr. Arthur Chiappell. Next year-1894-will be the jubilee of his connection with music ...
... eight; and Vieuxtemps, who began to scrape strings of a tiny fiddle at two, is said to have been even more precocious Sir Charles Halle was only four yeare old when he in public a sonata expressly for bim Lisst was a public per- former at nine Chopin and ...
... which takes place :!in 1898. He is Mr. F. H. Cowen, conductor of the Manchester concerts, in succession to the late Sir Charles Halle, and conductor of the !promenade concerts at Covent ;Garden in succession to Sir Arthur Sullivan. Few composers have enriched ...