... with them on January 8, the evening of which day Berlioz's Faust music will repeated, again under the direction of Mr. Charles Halle. January 20, Mr. Carrodua will give violin concert St. James's Hall, his programme including solos Spohr, Molique, Bach ...

... symphony (No. 9) in C ; comprising also Beethoven's fourth symphony (it B Cat), his pianoforte concerto in G (played by Mr. Charles Halle), Wagner's Faust overture, and Slavi*ct)c Ithfjiiodir, Dvorak. THE MUSICAL UNION. The thirty-sixth aud last season of Profes;»r ...

... SOLO PERFORMERS. Grand Pianoforte-tdiss Goddard (pupil of M. Tbalberg, who Wml make her first appearance in public), M. Charles Halle (who will per- form Beethoven a Concerto in E flat with full orchestral aceompani- ments on the opening night, and a different ...

... diffuseness and over-prolongation which is a prevailing feature in the modern German school. It was admirably played by Mr. Charles Halle, who was alike successful in passages of delicacy and in those of brilliancy, especially iijl tho elaborate cadenza in ...

... will make her FIRSTB APPERAANCE en L WEPNESDAY. Oct. 1 I t a l TER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. HL THE GRAND NATIONAL CONCERTR AL. CHARLES HALLE will perform on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ta and SATU RDAY, the Mitt, 17,tb, and 10th inst. ER MAJESTY'S: THEATRE* TITHE GRAND ...

... C OLOGNE CHORAL SOCIETY.-LAST FARE- WELL CONCERT, TO-MORROW EVENING.- Mr. MIT- -CHELL respectfully announces that Mr. CHARLES HALLE and Signor BAZZINI have offered their services en the occasion of the last concert of the above distinguished society, ...

... alit will be per. formed. Forfullparticulars eCB programme. Executants-M. Vleuxtemps (his last appearance but two), Mr. Charles Halle (hs last appearance before Chrstmas), M.M. L Riese. H. Webb, Lazarn a. C.arper, Chishol, Severn, and Paque. Vocalists- ...

... were supplied by Mesas Waterer and Godfrey. TUNE 1.-Mr. HENRY LESLIE'S CHOIR, ty St James's liall.-r. Sims Reeves, Mr. Charles Halle Tickets 68., 3s.. 2s., is.; stall tilket for four. Sls.. Addison and P Luas, 210, Regent-street; Hammotd. 214, Begent-street; ...

... THIS £ EVENING (Monday;, June 18th. Vocalists: liss Louisa of Pyne, Mad'le. Jenny Meyer and Mr. Lawrence. Pianoforte, Mr. Charles Hall. Violin Pterr Straus (Ms first and only op. pesannce at thae concsr~a). Violoncello, Signor Platti. MNr. Charles Ht ll ...

... EVEjN. I ING.-St. lamoa's-hall. Conduotor Mr. W. G.Cousnis. SesllS, 4 d .7HILHRMO10 SOCI0ETY.-Mr. SIMS *tJ P RIEEII and~r. CHARLES HALLE on:MONDAY, Fr EVENING. Place on the orchestira s. 2Gd.6, evening drees.--st. - James's-ball. t JU. WILEMCOENEN'S A2NNUAL ...

... tuoond of the- series THtIS DAY (Saturdaoy). Mediaze - Ai~L80NI, Pidlle. ROSth DE RUDA, WYIISYE COOfIlt, SignerW ROVEiltZ CHARLES: HAL.LE, 5bc. Conductor. A, MANN&, Open at i&. Concertlat 3. gratil Season tickets free day ticketsi 53.. at the Crystal ralum ...

... Pianoforte No 4 in G (Beethoven); Onvertura di Ballo (Sullivan). irst tlmo, t. Mise Edith *Wynne Mr. Vernon Nigby, Mr. Charles Halle. Conductor, L tIr. Mi.NNS. Adnmieslon 2.u. ed, or by guinea season tielcete Transferoble stalls for the twenty.clx ooncerts ...