... patrons cf the concerts, and afforded, as they never fail to do whi'ii (,ell played, the very highest gratification* Mr. Charles Halle was the pianist. We have seldom heard him in finer play, and his execution of Bach's Partita absolutely left nothing ...

... them being the Duke of Edinburgh, the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Devonshire, Earl Spencer, Sir Frederick Leighton, Sir Charles Halle, and Professor Max Miiller. In this address the memo- rialists emphasise the unique part which Madame Lind-Goldschmidt ...

... MONDAY POPULAR CONCERTS. Mr. Charles Halle's benefit came off on Monday, and, despite the many eminent attractions elsewhere — including Mdlle. Patti's first appearance at the Royal Italian Opera, and the fourth concert of the Philharmonic Society at ...

... Yorkshire Choral Union. Air. E. H. Burton, of Leeds, was the conductor; Mr. J. Burton oiiicinfei a* organist; ati 4 Mr. Charles Halle wa pianist. In a music 1 poiaf of view the performances wero hi . 'idv aatUfeotory. With su«h a cordon of principals as ...

... is not hard to disco:cr. The authorities thought it well to pay lied to the abundant local resourcee. anti engaged Sir Charles Halle as coedit. tar hue celebrated Manchester Orchestra for each recurring Festival. It was not for • stranger within the gates ...

... judicious eclecticism of' the programme and the excellence of the executive force mar- shalled nnder the baton of Mr. Charles Halle as to the innate appreciation oi musical art among the Bristolians, who, indeed, whatever their natural hardihood in quest ...

... GERIIAN HOS. VITAL, Dalstou, The Inclu Th de e Rintic Wedding tenure. Fidello March. Gaanaern Madame NORMAN NERUDA. Mr. CHARLES HALLE. Herr EN,CHEL, and other eminent bate given their on this bit JULIUS RES EDICT parable et the Pianoforte. l'onditette. ...

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... Rliss Las- cclles, HeiT Reichardt, and Mr. Lewis Thomas Beethoven. Pact 11. Concerto in E flat (two pianofortes), Mr. Charles Halle and Mr. Stephen Heller . . . Mozart. Aria, Pieta, Pieta, Lc Prophetc, Miss Lascelles Meyerbeer. Overture, La Gazza Ladra ...

... es of Rich's chaconncs, preludes, and fugues, are among the greatest instrumental feats of this or any other age. Mr. Charles Halle was the pianist, selecting for his solo piece Beethoven's Sonata Pathetique, and joining Herr Joachim in the famous Kreutzer ...

... MR. CHARLES HALLE'S PIANOFORTE TiECr/'AiS. Itccitals of pianoforte music are much in vogue at the present day, but none have become so popular as those given by Mr. Charles Halle, in St. James's Hall, and in no previous season have they been regarded ...

... when he left the orchestra . To advert for a moment to another artist of a very oppo- site stamp, we may mention that Charles Halle played B»ethoven's concerto in G, and a group of Mendelssohn's Lieder bone Worte in his own incomparable and intel- ...