... Harmonic Society two new organisations have sprung — Mr. Wil- ling _ Choir and an Association under the direction of Mr. Charles Halle, which' has adopted the time- honoured title of its prototype. Every musician wiU give the new Sacred Harmonic Society ...

... Cowen, Esq., W. H. Cummings, Esq., Miss Fanny Davies, Alfred Gibson, Esq., Mrs. Goetz, R. Gompertz, Esq., Lady Grant, Sir Charles Halle, Lady Halle, C. E. Halle, Esq., Basil Hardcastle, Esq., A. J. Hipkins, Esq., F.S.A., J. C. Horsley, Esq., R.A., Sir Frederick ...

... but its reception last night was such that it will doubtless soon become familiar. It was most splendidly rendered by M. Charles Halle, Hcrr Becker, Mr. Doyle, Si^nor J'iatti, and Mr. C. Severn, and brought the concert to a successful close. X vilway Benevolent ...

... CILIRLE4 HALLE'S'. FULL 1111 It/ULFOLIIF.RS. •- - . _- BERLIOZ' FAUST. SIR — HALLOCILNCHESTER CHORUS. FAUST. CIONDUCTOR, Sir CHARLES HALLE. Tirkete. 10a. fal.. 7.. 2. 1 at *Free'. Tieket tither. net Chappell said Co. s. New Sondetrert. W. _ _ R OYAL CHORAL ...

... success, tbe composer himself conducting; but it does not appear to have found its way to England before 18S0, when Mr. Charles Halle produced it at Manchester. Tbe same energetic conductor repeated the performance in London in February, 1881, at St. James's ...

... wall Mai ix the 'aat•la. Lana Rnokli.' and Onthitinsba L. A RTH I *lt .111 la Or CaMota. CHORAL .—TO-NU:II7. Mlt. CHARLES HALLE - Perform cm tbe IPlosaAat (al Nations la P Reap: (1,1. Polonaise la A nr lb. 1'.1.3s I a • IIIiaces.—PROMANADI CON- FrltTla ...

... Mendelssohn's Walpurgis Night, Bach's Christmas Oratorio, Elijah, ami Redemption. The concerts will he conducted by Mr. Charles Halle. ...

... Ehwin- Chati-ield (secretary) then read some letters of apology for non-attendance, amongst the writers being fc-ir Charles Halle and eiir Johu Stainer, the latter of whom said that, though at one time be thought the Society would do mischief, he vow ...

... Hall wai nearly full at Sir Charles Halle's orchestral concert yesterday evening, this being the only appearance of the veteran conductor's Manchester band this season. The lukewarm patronage hitherto accorded to Si- Charles Halle's performances of this nature ...

... fiat minor, No. ft ; Admit° and Virgin Concerto IoZ Madame Namara Nibs& ; Beneath= Marsh I Faust ;Berlioz . MR. CHARLES HALLE will CONDUCT at Madame NORMAN NERUDATI FIRST CONCERT, SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT. st Three, 130. James's Hall. MADAME NORMAN ...

... Madame Neruda and Messrs. Hies, Straus, and Piatti, who have been associated for so many years with these concerts. Sir Charles Halle had aa enthusiastic welcome ou his first apjx'ai-ance since his highly successful tour with his gifted wife iv Australia ...

... them being the Duke of Edinburgh, the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Devonshire, Earl Spencer, Sir F. Leighton, P.R.A.. Sir Charles Halle, and Professor Max Muller. In this address the memorialists emphasised the unique part which Madame Lind-Goldschinidt took ...