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... Madame Patey, Miss Enriquez, Mr. Sims Reeves, Mr. Vernon Rigby, Mr. Edward Lloyd. Mr. Lewis Thomas, and Mr. Santley. Mr. Charles Halle will be the conductor, and his well-disciplined and thoroughly efficient band of 81 performers will be present, and will ...
... 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 ...
... artiste oi the German school, and appeared in England for the first time in March, in Manchester, under the auspices of Mr. Charles Halle,, where she was so successful that her introduction to the leading concerts at the Albert Hall, Crystal Palace, &c., in ...
... construction of the college, said all preliminary stops had been taken, and conditionally they had secured a promise from Sir Charles Halle to undertake the superintendence of the college. Sir Charles Hslle said he hoped the college would be nsed by students ...
... ENRIQUEZ, Organist—Mr. GEO. RISELEY. BAND AND CHORUS UPWARDS OF 400 PERFORMERS. Chorus Master—Mr. A. STONE. Conductor—Mr. CHARLES HALLE. TUESDAY MORNING, Oct. 21st, a t One o'cloCk, Haydn's CREATION WEDNESDAY MORNING. Oct. o'clock, u nitRADAY MORNING ...
... 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 ...
... Treuliodd ddeng mlynedd ym 3fanceinion. Pan Hurtiwyd Cymdeithas Cyngherddac, Hate ym Ifehefin. 1899• ar 01 marwoiseth Syr Charles Halle, gofenwyd i Dr. H.chfer g ymeryd ei ond ni dcierbyniodd y cynyg hyd Fehefin y flwyddyn ddilynol. Yr oedd wedi penderfynu ...
... permanent societies. How can Cardiff support four first-class in a fortnightThe Orchestral Society had to compete with Sir Charles Halle, who came two days before, and their concert was undoubtedly far worse attended in consequence than any in several previous ...
... every prospect of a serious dispute be- tweeu the Thames coal-porters aud their employers. A marble bust of tl*e late Sir Charles Halle, subaaribed for by the citizens of Manchester, has been nnveiled in that, city. The Peninsular and Oriental steamer Clyde ...
... 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 ...
... doubt that in Mr. Mamilton Harty the orchestra has a worthy successoi to such wielders of the baton as its founder, Sir Charles Halle, and later Dr. Hans Ritcher. It was a wonderful picture to see couductor's facial expression and movements as he brought ...
... Guardian says :— Mr Ffrangcon Davies was in capital form the other night in the first production, In Manchester, by Sir Charles Halle, of Liszt's Legend of St. Elizabeth, though the work itself does not appear to have made much , impression (except in ...