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... Foreign Office. Two hundred and thirty delegates from all parts of the country will be present. The indisposition of Mr. Charles Halle' is not so serious as was at first supposed. The statement that he was seized with spasms of the heart is incorrect. Yesterday ...
... and 100/. new ?? • . residences seem s> tar io : last year, that is to say, they >i ■ • • pose of under he hanin-i- Sir Charles Halle. No. 1). lb, . which was offered on We.iiies.i ■. Clark and Son. had to he wj . to be hoped, however, thai ?? ■ t . as ...
... Hamilton, youngest sou of the Duke of Abc-rcorn has accepted the invitation to become the Conservative candidate. Mr. Charles Halle, while conducting a sym- phony at he 1 hilharmomc Hall, Liverpool, kstevei'iing was seized with -sudden indisposition, ...
... his choice to the much more magnificent sonatas of Beethcven’s later period. In the far-off days when Mine. Goddard and Charles Halle were educating the British amateur in Beethoven, the early sonatas were frequently lieard, such things as the Waldstein ...
... applause. Madame Frickenhaus gave an accurate and intelligent reading of Goetz's eon B flat (first introduced by Mr. Charles Halle at the recent Crystal Palace Concert), and brought out the manifold beauties of this masterly oomp with perfect clearness ...
... quality, mental and physical, to do it justice. These qualities, it is super- fluous to remark, are intimately united in Charles Halle, who on this occasion was in his best force. He delivered the three movements of the concerto with a finished beauty to ...
... a performance worthy of high praise and accepted with acclamations. The two vocal pieces wero finely relieved by Mr. Charles Halle's performance on the pianoforte of Mendelssohn's rondo brillante in B minor, a brilliant composition brilliantly exe- cuted ...
... Under the Direction of Messrs. A. and 8. G&tti. THIS EVENING, at 8.0, Mrs. Osgood, Miss Orridge ; Mr. Edward Lloyd; Mr. Charles Halle, Mr. Howard Reynolds, kc. Couductor, Mr. ARTHUR SULLIVAN ; Assistant Conductor, Mr. ALFRED OELLIER. HAYMARKET. THIS EVENING ...
... were in attendance. The Princess of Wales, accompanied by the Duchess of Edinburgh, was present at a concert given by Mr. Charles Halle at St. James's Hall. Lady Mary Butler, the Hon, Mre. Coke, Miss Knollys, and Mr. Hol/.mann were in attend- ance. In the ...
... under the late Alfred. Stone, and now under Mr. D. W. Rootham, a highly-qualified chorus master. After the death of Sir Charles Halle, the Committee thought it would be advisable to secure the co-operation of the Bristol Choral Society, and success crowned ...
... leading violinists ; Mdlle. Mehlig, Miss Agnes Zimmermann, .Miss Dora Schirmacher, Mdlle. Ida Henry, Mdlle. Marie Krebs, Mr. Charles Halle, and Madame Haas will officiate as pianists ; and amongst the vocalists whose services are secured are Mr. Santley and ...
... SOCIETY.--kc: . DEMPTION, Enda!, April 4. Elliott. M. Hancock, Mrs. Patel ; Mr. Lloyd, Mr Smiley, Mr Buripm Conductor. lir. CHARLES HALLE. Numbered tickets. 61. 7a .5.: unnumbered. U. at Society'. °Wes, 12, John -street, Adelphi : Auatin Picoadily_: and mond ...