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... example of the patriotic devotion — and are those of Md,thew Arnold, Robert Browning. Thomas Carlyle, Sir Andrew Clark, Sir Charles Halle, Lord Lawerence. Sir Henry Layard, the Earl of Lytton, Cardinal Manning, Johh Stuart Mill, Sir Anthony Panzzi, Dante, G ...
... be their special aim was the cultivation, to a far greater extent than at present, of instrumental music. They wanted a Charles Halle to do for Wales what he had accom- plished for their less musical neighbours across the border. He hoped that Wales would ...
... Herr Strauss engaged princ pal violin. Herr Joachim will appear every evening from the middle of February to Easter. Charles Halle and Arabella (iisldard—standard favourites—will resume their pieces the “ Cast,” and Mr Benedict wi'l conduct. Sims Reeves ...
... distinguished patronage They were also- fortunate in securing the services°of ?? ,tt VVavren ' the eminent soprano of Mr Charles Halle s concerts, Miss Annie Brown, member of the Loyal Academy of Music, London (solo pianist), and Mr N. L. Van Graisen (violin) ...
... Mr Max Bruch resigned, and retired to the leadership of a choir in Germany, the Philharmonic Society have appointed Mr Charles Halle, allowing him the privilege of giving concerts of his own in the same hall (Philharmonic.) The leadership of the Philharmonic ...
... We have had the pleasure of hearing Mr. Charles Halle and his great competitor Mr. Charles Fowler, and a number of their pupils, and although Miss Waugh does not attach to her name pupil of Mr. Charles Halle, or anybody else, she would be a credit ...
... Solti and there will be two other guest conductors Which brings me naturally to another famous musical personality Sir Charles Halle founder of the famous orchestra that still bears his name Visitors A recently discovered visitors’ book at Llandudno’s ...
... Truman 1951 BORN SIR JOHN ELIOT parliamentarian Cornwall 1592 George Cannipg politician and Prime Minister London 1770 Sir Charles Halle pianist conductor Hagen Germany 1819 DIED LLEWELYN ah Iowerth Welsh prince Aberoomvay Wales 1240 James Bailey of Barnum ...
... Max Bruch These include Sir Julius Benedict (the composer popular of Killarney was charge of orchestra from to 1890 Sir Charles Halle (1883-95) and Sir Frederick Cowen 1895-1913 In fact it was the reign the last named that led ultimately to the regime the ...
... Trollope and the Watts Hall of Fame is devoted to portraits of leading public figures such as Lord Salisbury Robert Browning Charles Halle and the painters Millais and Rossetti Other attractions open to the public from July 13 will include the inaugural exhibition ...
... Society Britain’s first fully professional symphony orchestra the Halle was founded by the German-born pianist and conductor Charles Halle A refugee from the 1848 revolution Paris accepted the post of conductor long-established “Gentlemen’s concerts” in Manchester ...
... Kirtland and Jardin. and throughout the seaaon there will Daily Mimic*l Perforniani-r*. alarse Orchestra. under the of Mr. Charles Halle, who will conduct in pert on each Tnurad»r. REFRESHMENTS will be provided on extensive Stale, at moderate charge*. The ...