... Under the direction of Messrs. A. and S. Gatti. This Evkning, at 8, Miss Anna Williams, Miss Orridge ; Mr. Santley, ill'. Charles Halle. Mr. Howard Reynolds, &c.—Conductor, 11. —i)oors open 7.30 ; commence at 8. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager ...

... programmes have been almost invariably distinguished for the excellence of the se- lection. The securing the services of Mr. CHARLES HALLE was fully warranted by the reputation of thatartist, while the re.engagement of Miss ARABELLA GODDARD, the youthful sad ...

... aa previously given. Berlioz's Faust music was performed 'to, English words) on Saturday evening, Hall, conducted Mr. Charles Halle. able and original (although occasionally eccentric) work of the so-called French Beethoven has than once been commented ...

... Glinka BSong- I never can ?? Sansley .e ?? Mellon Sonata in B flat (No. 8 or Mr Halle's edition), for pianoforte ?? Charles Halle ?? Mozart PART II. Fragments from sn unfinisbed Quartetto (Posthumous) -MM. Joachim, L. Bies, H. Webb, and Piatti Mendelssohn ...

... number of 5,ooo voices, gave their ?? grand annual concert yesterday in the central transept of the Crystal l' aace. Mr. Charles Halle was yesterday elected conductor of the Liverpool Phil- hlirrnnonic Society's concerts. The Duke of Albany visited yesterday ...

... Pauer in his highly interesting annotated programme, his English and French suites, when played by Mdme. Goddard and Mr., Charles Halle, are so often admired, that a less known work may be more welcome, and may serve to show how great Bach could be while ...

... the concert and opera stage. For several yeais Mkiss Saville has been one of the most popular of Australian singers. Sir Charles Halle engaged her to appear in his concerts during his late season in Australia, and she also san,, with M4r. Santley in the ...

... otherwise with Berlioz's Episode de la Vie d un Artiste, which is but seldom heard tn its entirety, but which is one of Sir Charles Halle's battle-horses. The Symphonie is remarkably unlike anything else, and apart from its undeniable orchestral interest, it ...

... come to the second great point of interest in the day's proceedings, namely, the first appearance in this country of Al. CHARLES HALLE, a pianist of considerable continental celebrity, who selected for the occasion BEET IIO- VEN'S magnificent concerto in ...

... afternoon the Queen conferred the honour of knighthood on Mr. John Hassard, Mr. John l-arwood, mayor of Manchester, Mr. Charles Halle, Dr. Stainer. and Mr. G. B. Biuce, president of the Institu- tion of Civil Engineers. According to intelligence from C ...

... THE PAST WEEK. TjE concert of Mr. and Mrs. Seguin, on Tuesday i amongst many other attractive features, in- druaeed 1. Charles HallE, the new German pianist, torthe notice of a secular audience. This gentleman anintains his ground firmly, and has entitled ...

... vocalists were engaged:- Madame Sherrington, Miss Palmer, Mdlle. Titiens, Mr. Sims Reeves, and Mr. Santley. Conductor, Mr. Charles Halle. In the Theatre Royal the English Opera Company performed The Rose of rastille and The Loan of a Lover. Tan MAsTER CVTLIERe ...